Polyurethane Archery Targets

Bag targets use layered fabric-covered fill to stop field points and are typically lighter and portable, while foam block targets use solid-poured, self-healing foam that handles both field points and broadheads at higher speeds. Foam blocks generally last longer under heavy or mixed-arrow use.

Not all can. Most bag targets like the Yellow Jacket series are field-point only, while 3D targets and High Roller Foam cores (like Center Punch models) are specifically designed to stop both field points and broadheads without excessive damage to the target core.

Match your bow's measured FPS to the target's rated speed limit; compound bows and crossbows often exceed 350-450 FPS. Morrell targets range from 335 FPS bag targets up to 500 FPS-rated compression and Kinetic models, so check your setup before purchasing to avoid premature target failure.

Yes, Morrell offers NASP-approved targets like the Eternity School Target, designed specifically for bows 50 lbs and under with tilt-proof stability bars and roller wheels for classroom and gymnasium use, making them ideal for National Archery in the Schools Program settings.

Rotate and use all shooting sides evenly, store targets under shelter when not in use to protect from prolonged weather exposure, and avoid concentrated broadhead use on self-healing foam cores to preserve their sealing properties. Replacement covers are also available for many bag target models.

Yes, Morrell offers custom pricing support for government agencies, state agencies, schools, and archery clubs. Commercial-grade targets like the Indoor Range Cube and BOA Compression 48 are built specifically for high-volume, high-traffic range environments.