Morrell Lightweight Youth Range NASP Field Point Archery Bag Target Replacement Cover with 2 Shooting Sides and 4 Shooting Spots, White

Replacement cover is oversized so was easy to put on my well used yellow jacket target and snug cover to fit with included zip ties. Cover is as heavy duty if not more so than original target cover. Very happy with product/purchase!

Fantastic option for reviving a bag target on its way out. I just finished stuffing 's bunch of foam, old clothing pieces, an old tent tarp, and some carpeting into a failing Hurricane Field Logic target then putting the re-stuffed bag into this Morrell beauty. Buying this well-made bag for $20 and spending a little over an hour working on fixing my pounder old target saved me about $50 and a trip to the dump. Replacement cover was a little wide for my Hurricane, but some Gorilla tape on each side worked in hiding the extra fabric to present a clean, taught face, front and back. When I wear this out, I'll buy the actual Morrell Super Duper target because I know from experience that they make fantastic targets.If you need to revive an old beast, you should buy this cover - it's tough as nails and a money saver to boot! Thanks Morrell!!!

This is a good target although it's not great at freestanding so be prepared to get a stand. Overall it does a good job and is rather resilient. My only complaints are that the outer weave of the cover is VERY tight and has pulled the head off a few of my arrows and if the padding inside gets worn out theres really no way to easily repair/replace it.

If you have a child or are yourself a member of a NASP team. You'll recognise this target as very very similar to the ones used in both practise as well as sanctioned tournaments.It is a bit cumbersome to transport being quite heavy and rather large however this heft allows use without the need to adjust post impact as with other inferior styrofoam core targets which shift upon impact or during high winds for outdoor practise.There are grommets on the top corners which I used to attach carabiners and a guitar strap to help manage the weight during transport. Not fancy but functions well.This would be a 5 star product but I docked one star for the obverse face having an alternative non-regulation face featuring four smaller targets overtop the regulation face. My daughter practices frequently and two NASP regulation target faces would have effectively doubled the service life of this target.All in all. You can't beat the price not to mention regulation targets are hard to come by. I personally have never seen one in store. So this is an excellent tool to help hone any NASP archer's skill.Of note is the fact that this target is designed to be used with the Matthews Genesis or any bow with a 40 lb. or less draw weight and field points only. Broadheads would destroy the dense foam core and outer cover very rapidly.

Purchased as gift for my archery loving 10 year old so she can practice for tryouts at her school. This bag is a little heavy but easy to setup and it's double sided with different targets. We don't have a stand for it yet but it stands up perfectly on its own. The price is fair. I highly recommend this!

I got this to recover my grandaughter's target after we pretty much punched out the bullseye on the original cover. Yeah, she is that good, I think she is better than I am. The coloring on this cover is great and the layout of the target itself is the same dimensions as the one my granddaughter uses in competition. This is now a good-as-new target for her to keep practicing on at home with. For those DYI people out there - I read on line and found that there are a lot of people building their own targets using the high density spray foam you get to seal up cracks in houses and such. I shoved the dispensing straw deep in the center of where the bullseye used to be, moved it to different areas in the loose areas, and emptied it. We then I put this cover over the front side, laid the target on it's back and put a board and a cinder block on top of it and left it over night. We tested it out the next day. The bolts (arrows) she launched into it with her Genesis competition bow (approx. 20lb draw) went in enough to stay. The target held the bolts just fine. I tried it with my Martin Alder (20lbs draw) and had the same penetration and hold. I tried it with my 70lb compound bow, It penetrated a little deeper, but did not go as deep as we expected and held the bolts just fine. The cover held up to all of this testing, it seems to slightly close back over the holes a little. I recommend this cover for recovering, or even building a custom DIY target.

I can tell this is going to be quite durable but one bad point is that it’s extremely difficult to remove the arrow. Anyone gots good ideas?

Nice product !