Highwild Standard Archery Paper Targets - 16X16in - 10 Ring Bow and Arrow Targets - Hunting Archery Accessories for Target Practice - 30 Pack

I like the scoring on each ring. We reinforce the corners with duct tape to prevent tearing.

Over the last three years I've taught myself archery on a low budget. I usually shoot at cheap paper plates taped to my stacked cardboard target but I decided to upgrade. These are great! They are big enough for shooting 25 yards with a recurve and I really love the large plastic pushpins...they are perfect for securing the target to cardboard. It's nice that there's 30 in a pack because consistent shooting will wreck these pretty quickly as they are paper.

These practice targets for archery are very good for attaching two hay bales other backstop to practice your target shooting with bows and arrows. I live on a farm and always have a few hay bales around that we can attach the targets to so that I can practice my archery skills. The price point is good enough that you can change targets fairly frequently and not be constantly shooting at holey targets!

I got these since my son has recently taken up competitive archery. I have a few different targets setup in our back yard but I wanted to let him practice on some official sized targets. These are easy to attach to my target bags by using the included plastic spikes. The printed image quality is nice and the paper weight / feel is equal to the ones that they use in tournaments.

My 11 year old daughter shoots arrows in our garden. I build a target stand and these papers work great. The paper isn't thick so it will rip easily if pierced too often without patching. Also, if it isn't obvious, they are not waterproof. For what we are doing they are perfect. Five stars from us!

I prefer bullseye-type targets for setting the pins on my bow, for that these targets work great. I didn't expect to like the provided push pins as much as I did. They're oversized plastic that are sharp enough to press into any foam or rubber backstop, but large enough to provide plenty of friction to hold the target in place.

These quality targets are printed on a nice thick bond and are easy to see from a good distance. The size is appropriate for me up to a distance of ~40 yards with my recurve shooting instinctively off the shelf. They are durable in dry conditions but inevitably tear when wet. The pins are too short for my target backing of either a hay bale or stacked cardboard and pop out every few hits by my arrows. I use 6” long soil staples instead that don’t pop out but may cause arrow damage with a direct hit. That being said I would recommend these targets for anyone trying to hone in their abilities as an archer.

Nothing to dislike great for archery or target practice of any kind comes with more then enough targets to have lots of fun come with little pegs to pin them up to your back stop two thumbs up 👍👍