Very nicely made very large great buy for learners

Well made. Worked very well for adults and children.

As newbies to archery, we were looking for a target that could hang suspended, wasn’t too heavy, but still offered durability and good stopping power. This target has been perfect for our needs!It hasn’t shown any signs of wear so far (we’re using an adult recurve bow, not a crossbow), and the stopping power is excellent. The colors are vibrant, just like in the pictures, and there’s no shedding of straw or other materials.Overall, we’re very pleased with this purchase and would recommend it to other beginners looking for a reliable and durable target.

This target can take a beating and still hold up! I shoot about a hundred and twenty arrows, five times a week, minimum. Some of my arrows go pretty far in (I have the five layer) and it takes me putting my foot against the target to pull them out, and it is still virtually new in appearance after a couple thousand arrows! Even better, though, is that it is easy to move. The string that comes with it is a little flimsy, and had I kept hanging it from trees it probably would have given out by now, but I set the target on various stacks of wood throughout my practice realm, so I only use the string to carry it. The square targets on the market are awkward and difficult to shift; this is so simple. I recommend this in every way. I have had only a few incidents of the arrows bouncing off; generally I think it's when I have weak power or hit just exactly at a wrong angle. I do shoot a lot at angles, trying to mimic "real life" encounters, so perhaps with a dead on impact the curve of each strand of rope would be too tough to penetrate without a lot of force, but for me, a fifty year old fit woman shooting at distances from 30 feet to 300 yards, it's been perfect!

Does the job and it’s very strong and durable. Long lasting too

Target seems well made and durable enough. Could have been woven or tied tighter. Most arrows go right through 5 layers from a 40lbs bow. It does slow them down enough and stop them however. Probably last a few hundred arrows. Good for the price.

It came in a nice bag for transport. I got this target for a beginner bow and the target works great. It has a little red string to hang it which I have been using and have had no issues. I have probably shot around 250 arrows into the target and no concerning damage. Would recommend

This was better than the stuffed box we were using. Had it 2 months shooting with a 30 pound bow, shooting 400 arrows a week, it has held up, but is starting to show wear now,but it looks like it will last a few more months at least. For myself it was worth the money.

Came in better condition and work well. Beginners enjoy the colorful target

It's a good little target and I like that it isn't plastic. I have the 5 layer and it catches arrows really well with a 35# bow. Super lightweight so you can carry it to a location very easy. The ribbons used to hang it may not last long though but they work.

This review is for the 3-layer DOSTYLE archery target.First of all, it shipped really fast. I had it within three days. The dimensions are pretty much as described, around 20 inches in diameter and a little under two and a half inches thick. My target weighs exactly four and three-quarter pounds, which is considerably less than a six-pack of long-necks (I checked). The ribbon for suspension seems a little flimsy, but it works. The target is made of thick ropes of some kind of grass or palm fronds, tightly coiled and stitched together with heavy thread. Interestingly, the colored rings on the face of the target were made by wrapping the ropes for those coils with thin, colored fabric. I am aware of other types of Asian archery targets which were made this way, so I guess it is a traditional technique. The sticker that was on the enormous zipper-baggie in which the target came indicated it was made in China, and somewhere I read that it was made by farmers. Small farmers are having a rough go of it these days, and if they can make effective, biodegradable archery targets in their off season, I am glad to support them.Setting the target up was easy. I borrowed three 7-foot bean poles from the garden and made a tripod, then hung the target from one of the poles. I tried it out with my 39# wood/glass longbow, shooting Victory VForce carbon arrows with standard 125 grain field points. The arrows made a gratifyingly loud smack when they hit the target. These arrows protruded out the back of the target from 3 to 6 inches, but they were not difficult to pull with bare hands. If I had researched the target more thoroughly prior to ordering, I would have found the manufacturer's recommendations, which stated the 3-layer target (like mine) is for bows under 30 pounds. I should have gotten the 5-layer target, which was rated for bows of 30-40 pounds. The 7-layer target is recommended for bows over 40 pounds. That was my fault, but in any event, this target is stopping my arrows, at least for now. When it is finally shot-out, I expect it will make a dandy and very unique seat cushion. Meanwhile, I ordered a 7-layer target to keep in reserve.Included with the target is an instruction sheet, delightfully translated from the original language into German and English. Along with the cleverly worded safety instructions, the archer is admonished to "Enjoy your happy time."From reading previous reviews, it appears other customers did as I did and bought a target that was not really thick enough for the poundages they were shooting. Please take that into consideration when selecting a target. Also, I do believe this target will need to be stored indoors and protected from wetting, but it is lightweight and easy to deploy when needed. It stops arrows, looks good, is reasonably priced, and is biodegradable. I am enjoying my happy time with it.

This is for my young daughter who is just getting into archery. The problem she has experienced with this target is that her practice arrows are bouncing right off it. Admittedly the bow is only like 15 pounds but still. We had to turn the target around so the arrows would go in. Plus, the little ridge of the head of the arrow is large enough to act like barbs meaning she can't pull the arrows out. Maybe not for beginners. I have to get a new target.

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