Foam Archery Targets

Bag-style targets use layered synthetic fill or dense foam batting stitched into a durable fabric shell, while true foam-core targets such as Morrell's High Roller and Center Punch series use solid, high-density polyethylene foam blocks that self-heal after arrow penetration, offering excellent durability for field points, compound bows, and crossbows.

Bag targets use synthetic fill layers stitched into a tough outer shell to stop arrows, while true foam targets like Morrell's High Roller and Center Punch lines use solid, high-density foam cores that self-heal after each shot. Foam-core designs generally offer longer service life for high-volume commercial or club environments.

It depends on construction: commercial-grade targets like the Outdoor Range XXL feature 76+ layers of MLDD arrow-stopping fill and can withstand thousands of shots before a replacement cover or core is needed, while lighter recreational bag targets are built for moderate, everyday practice volume.

Yes. Select models such as the Yellow Jacket® YJ-450 Plus and YJ-425 are rated to stop crossbow bolts traveling up to 425-450 FPS, using Internal Frame System (IFS) technology and dense foam layering to safely absorb high-speed impacts without excessive wear or blow-through.

No. Morrell's foam and bag targets, including the Yellow Jacket and Outdoor Range series, are engineered specifically for field point arrows only. Broadheads and oversized outserts can tear through the internal foam structure and shorten target life, so they are explicitly not recommended by the manufacturer.

Yes. Select models like the NASP Eternity School Target and Center Punch™ 35" are officially NASP (National Archery in the Schools Program) approved, featuring lightweight, portable designs with roller wheels and tilt-proof stability bars suited for classroom and gymnasium use.