FITA Targets

Foam archery targets, like Morrell's High Roller Foam cores, use solid-poured, self-healing foam that seals after arrow penetration. Bag targets are filled with layered synthetic fiber or polypropylene material designed to stop arrows quickly while allowing easy removal, offering durability across thousands of shots.

FITA stands for the International Archery Federation (Fédération Internationale de Tir à l'Arc), the former name of the sport's global governing body, now known as World Archery. FITA established standardized target face sizes, distances, and scoring rules still referenced today for recurve and compound competition targets.

A FITA 1 outdoor range, like Morrell's Center Punch 49 FITA 1, is a complete target system supporting multiple face sizes from 40-122cm, allowing long-distance center shooting and closer outer-ring practice simultaneously, whereas standard target faces are single paper inserts used with separate stands or foam cores.

Yes, Morrell offers FITA-specific paper faces designed separately for compound and recurve disciplines, both meeting official FITA sizing standards. These heavy-stock paper faces are sold in bulk packs, making them ideal for clubs, schools, and ranges hosting both disciplines during practice or competition.

Morrell's High Roller Foam Target Squared features 6 shooting sides with 21 bullseyes, extending usable target life significantly. The self-healing foam automatically seals after each arrow, allowing thousands of shots before replacement is needed, making it a cost-effective long-term solution for ranges.

Yes, Morrell's FITA-compliant foam cores and ranges are weather-resistant and waterproof, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor tournament use. However, indoor storage is recommended when not in use to preserve the self-healing foam properties and extend overall product lifespan.