The Easiest Pulling and Longest Lasting Archery Target | Rinehart Rhinoblock Review

[@HumanTimeMachine]

Try the Bigshot Targets pro range wall. Each section fits like a Lego block and the material is really nice. Making it easy to rotate the target material around to get the most out of it or replace it. Another good one is the Delta Mackenzie shotblocker Mo foam block

[@rayking3466]

I have this target and a couple of the Rhinoblocks that don't have the replaceable core. My Revelations stick pretty hard in the nonreplaceable Rhinoblocks if I don't use a little lube. Some of my students have Easton carbons of various names and they seem to stick a little too. A quick lube and they come out like butter. Longest lasting targets I have ever used.

[@TomasPruzina-uw9ql]

I love this Target, my main grips with it are that it is expensive, handle isn't comfortable for carrying over longer distances. Pulling is easy and arrows seem to stick to it. Been using it for about 8 months and it feels barely used, even on the side that gets the most usage.

[@sarafayelawton652]

Just ordered the octagonal Rinehart, its on sale at Lancaster. Thanks Jake!

[@karenkroll9030]

The only time it’s hard to pull the arrow out is when I nail the tube. Then it catches a bit. Lancaster offered mine with a good discount because it had cosmetic flaws. One of the best purchases ever made.

[@RonKelmell]

Glue backed carpet 2-3"X10-12' rolls into a really durable "animal size torso. Tie with 550 cord or keep rolled with spray adhesive. Weather resistant, easy pull, inexpensive....hang on a tree, lay on ground, etc.

[@colegill2970]

Those big targets that are like a layered rolled foam world archery likes to use can be a pain to pull from for sure

[@vaazig]

That looks so much better than my delta McKenzie crossbow graded bag. But, is it 10x better? What i like is how it keeps its shape, mine is all hills and valleys.

[@ericalter787]

How does this do in the weather, or it can't be left outdoors?

[@williambilse]

You should have Matrix targets send you their H1. They are the most intelligently designed target IMO.

[@JackyTran]

Wow…70 lbs.. 💪🏼💪🏼

[@garymickus6412]

I’ve heard good things about this target but it’s expensive. My outdoor target is a bag of old clothes faced with cardboard. Replace the cardboard when worn. Good for my 32# Olympic recurve.

[@TomasPruzina-uw9ql]

I made my target from a bunch of 2x4s, OSB plates for side walls, and scrap plastic bags from nearby construction, but it got vandalized unfortunately.

[@garymickus6412]

@@TomasPruzina-uw9ql Sorry about the vandalism. I have an unfinished target project. Two flat boards attached with about 36” all thread. The design required cardboard to be sandwiched between the boards. Never could locate an adequate supply of cardboard.

[@chriss.5414]

How deep does the arrow penetrate when you shooting your 70# bow? Does the arrow sticks outside the back?

[@JakeKaminskiArchery]

No. Maybe 1/2 way

[@thomashesp9996]

🎉 I was here early

[@jeffadee812]

You get what you pay for in this world. You want the best, get Rinehart

[@floriancella7242]

Difficult to get it in central Europe (France, Switzerland)…

[@chriss.5414]

Nope, just bought one in Germany 🇩🇪

[@larrygratz7695]

For the past 2 yrs. The core was almost impossible to find. I've wanted one of these but without core availability I've declined as the true benefit is the replaceable core.

[@JoeTheBeanVR]

My target lasts like 2 weeks and is impossible pull

[@Australian_Made]

They are not Needle Nose Pliers. They ARE POINTY NOSE.