Archery Target Stands

It depends on the model, but Morrell targets are built with 46 to 100 layers of arrow-stopping material, such as the YJ-450 Plus with 100 layers rated for arrows up to 450 FPS. Commercial-grade models like the Outdoor Range XXL are engineered for thousands of shots before a replacement cover is needed.

Yes, many models such as the Outdoor Range, YJ-425, and YJ-450 Plus are specifically rated for crossbow bolts, with some stopping arrows up to 450 FPS or beyond. Always check the technical specifications for maximum arrow speed and bow compatibility before use with a crossbow.

Morrell's lineup covers a wide performance range, from standard field point targets stopping arrows up to 375 FPS to high-performance models like the YJ-450 Plus rated for 450 FPS and beyond. Selecting the right target depends on your bow's draw weight and arrow speed to ensure long-term durability.

No, the vast majority of Morrell bag and foam targets are designed exclusively for field point arrows and are not recommended for outserts, broadheads, or field points larger than the arrow shaft. Using broadheads can damage the internal frame system and significantly shorten the target's lifespan.

Yes, several models including the NASP Eternity School Target and Center Punch 35" with High Roller are officially NASP (National Archery in the Schools Program) approved and designed for bows 50 lbs and under, making them ideal for youth and educational archery programs.

Yes, Morrell offers replacement covers for most of its bag and foam target models, allowing customers to refresh a worn target face without purchasing an entirely new unit. This rebuildable design lowers long-term costs for schools, ranges, and individual archers alike.