Best foam target???? need help

[sneakybow]

Originally posted by Lefty:
Spend the money and buy a Rhinehart.  I have wasted a lot of money on other targets and they just don't hold up.

This is what I would recommend. 18-1's come with a one year guarantee that you can't shoot through all 18 sides of it, if you do they send you a free one. They don't give many of them away so that should tell you something.

[Jeff Strubberg]

Can't say a foam target is the best choice for field points.  A bag target will last you a lot longer, be ten times as portable and doesn't hurt your wallet nearly as bad.

[RajunCajun]

Originally posted by shedhunta:
I love my BLOB!

These are the best.

[xtrema312]

Originally posted by sneakybow:
 

Originally posted by Lefty:
Spend the money and buy a Rhinehart.  I have wasted a lot of money on other targets and they just don't hold up.

This is what I would recommend. 18-1's come with a one year guarantee that you can't shoot through all 18 sides of it, if you do they send you a free one. They don't give many of them away so that should tell you something. [/b]

They have given me 4. Two in one year. I am probably on some kind of list there.

[Mon Valley]

Rhinehart 18 sided target lasted me the longest going on 3 yrs.

[sawtoothscream]

Like my rhinehart rhino block. went a little over 2 years with the original insert and  just replaced it with a new one for around $40. I shot a ton of broadheads into that insert as well from all angles so im pretty happy with how it held up to all that abuse.

[bulldog18]

Another vote for the rhinehart rhino block.

[Orion]

I use a large square U-stuff it target in my basement and I shoot almost daily.  Generally wear out the nylon on both sides of the bag in a year or so.  The plastic sheathing, bags, etc. stuffed inside last longer than that.  At about $20 per bag, I consider it a very good deal.

[creekwood]

Originally posted by no nothing:
Looking at the rinehart, maybe the razorback

Yeah, Rinehart is as good as it gets, and don't forget, when you shoot the replaceable insert out, you can replace that for just a fraction of the cost of the entire target.  I have visited their manufacturing plant in Janesville, Wisconsin several times and it is a cool place with good people working there.

[Keefer]

Todd,
Your that fella on the Rineharts "hit list"       for Rinehart...

[maxwell]

Second Rhinehart 18 sided target- have shot lots of broadheads into mine and frankly I think it will outlast me.  Just over a 100.00$

[Ron Vought]

Just recently purchased both the Rhinehart block and woodland buck 3-D target. Both targets are well made but the woodland buck vitals are Rhinehart foam and the rest is some other type of foam which isn't bad. The Rhinehart block target is made with thier quality foam and also has a replaceable mid section.

I believe Rhinehart may have the best target foam on the market right now however they are a bit pricey in comparison to others but you are getting a quality target.  

Ron