SpyderWeb S 2.0 Arrow Target

by SPYDERWEB TARGETS

Product Description

SpyderWeb S 2.0 Arrow Target. Stick it! This stout catcher's rated at 400 f.p.s. More than a match for today's blazing arrow speed and kinetic energy! Small in stature, anything but when it comes to performance. SpyderWeb Targets deliver 50% less arrow penetration than the other guys, leading to easy 2-finger arrow removal and up to 30% LONGER target life. Bull's-eye! It's dead-on for medium to long-range shooting. Pair it up with the optional Stand for the full practice package! Target points: Rated at 400 f.p.s. arrow speed stoppage; Easy 2-finger removal of any arrow or bolt with flush-mounted insert and field tip; 30% longer target life than leading competitor's... can literally withstand tens of thousands of arrows from today's high-speed crossbows and bows; Includes vital target zones; Measures 24 x 24 x 12" w. Weighs 38 lbs.; Order right away! SpyderWeb S 2.0 Arrow Target

Product Details

• Item Weight: 38.8 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 38.8 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B003DQTFU4
• Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #251,335 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors)

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4.0 out of 5 stars Not too impressed after a couple weeks, but time will tell, December 29, 2011

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This review is from: SpyderWeb S 2.0 Arrow Target (Misc.)

They advertise this target as having an extremely durable face material and easy arrow removal. I was most interested in the longevity aspect since I go through targets quickly.

The face does seem very unique and thick and durable, but it is still made of fibers that break when the arrow goes in or comes out. The key to longevity will be how closely your field points match the diameter of your insert/shaft, and how sharp your field points are. Any ridge between field tip and arrow shaft is going to snap fibers that do not magically repair themselves.

As for a two finger pull-out capability, this is no different than any other bag target. Until the target is sufficiently worn out (lots of fibers broken) you will not be able to pull out an arrow with two fingers unless the field point is smaller or the exact diameter as the insert and shaft. Otherwise the fibers will snag on the field point as you try to pull it out, and you will break fibers when you do.

I have only had this a couple weeks, so time will tell how long the face will last, but right now it seems no different than any other bag target.