Cube Archery Targets for Indoor and Range Use

Compression-style cube targets like the Indoor Range Cube are designed for field points only. However, foam cube targets such as the High Roller Foam and YJ-400 Yellow Jacket Super Duper are self-healing and rated to stop both field points and broadheads, making them suitable for broadhead tuning and sighting-in.

Most Morrell cube targets offer 4 shootable sides, while foam cube models like the High Roller and YJ-400 provide 6 sides with 21 bullseyes each. Rotating shooting sides extends the usable life of the target significantly, making them cost-effective for high-volume practice.

Yes, Morrell offers a dedicated replacement cover for the Indoor Range Cube Archery Target, approved for both crossbow and compound bow use. This allows commercial ranges to refresh a worn target's shooting surface without replacing the entire internal core, extending the product's overall lifespan cost-effectively.

Foam cube targets use solid-poured, self-healing foam that reseals after each shot and stops both field points and broadheads. Compression cube targets use layered density construction (like MLDD) with an internal frame and nucleus center, built specifically for high-volume field point shooting in commercial indoor ranges.

While most Morrell cube targets are weather-resistant, foam models are recommended for indoor storage when not in use to protect against prolonged weather exposure and preserve self-healing properties. Compression cube targets built for commercial ranges are generally more tolerant of continuous indoor facility conditions.

Compression cube targets, including the Indoor Range Cube and Yellow Jacket YJ-425, are designed for standard field points only. They are not recommended for use with outserts or field points larger than the arrow shaft diameter, as this can damage the internal MLDD layering and reduce target lifespan.