KESHES Archery Cardboard Targets - Durable Paper Sheets for Recurve, Longbow, & Hunting Bows for Target Practice - 13"x16" Outdoor Archery Boards for Target Stand - 50 Pack

My only frustration is the tightness of the upper pattern to the edges on the right. A slight off center to the right tends to ruin arrows against the generic posts if you use the 2x4 stands on the range. Of all the things, this is the most frustrating, but not ruinous to the use of this target. Just be aware of the pole heights and try to keep that area clear.Otherwise, having a generic shape as a main target area is extremely useful in practice for hunting. Even if not hunting, it does not distract from generic bow use and competition training. That generic shape made the hike to my field range really entertaining when my partner put these randomly along the trail. It felt a lot more like an actual hunt.As for mounting these, I found that using 2 handbolts to pin the targets to a large square hay bale was super convenient. Using pins on a bag did well enough, but duct tape did better. Indeed, these are stiff enough to just be hung on a branch if you don't care about your bolts.

Good value cardboard targets, print is clear and cardboard is a good weight.

I am an Amazon Vine reviewer. I choose the items I want to review. I do receive them for free, in exchange for an HONEST review, though I pay taxes on all products. I am reviewing the KESHES Archery Cardboard Targets - Durable Paper Sheets for Recurve, Longbow, & Hunting Bows for Target Practice - 13"x16" Outdoor Archery Boards for Target Stand - 50 Pack. I chose this item for my backyard archery practice. I have both a compound bow and a mini crossbow. I am not well trained with either bow and was looking for something better than the thing paper targets that I previously had. These targets work great for backyard practice. These are corrugated cardboard type targets. I have found that using the practice arrows, we can get several uses out of these targets. They last much longer than plain paper targets. The practice arrows come out of the targets easily. It is nice to have an easy way to score the shots for a little friendly competition between Hubby and I. The price point for this set of 50 targets is really good. These targets actually measure the advertised 13” x 16”. It’s also a nice change from the standard circle target.I hope this review helps and Happy Shopping!

They are a bit dark and not at useful as any type of simulation to train on shot placement for deer. They are just a standard target on cardboard. I ended up using 2 adhesive backed targets that I placed in the center of each of the targets that are printed on each board. As a target backer for peel & stick reactive targets, they worked fine. But, used for that purpose, the value must be there. If you are looking for a simulation type target, the pressed fibreboard 3D target would be a better choice.

We used these targets at a recent scout event with bb/pellet rifles. I like the cardboard targets over the paper ones, because you can see the shots a little better and they resist the wind more. The scoring rings are nice, but we did not keep score on them. We actually had several boys start using the scoring grid as a make-shift tic-tac-toe board! They held up well even after multiple rounds of shooting.The best thing about these is that even the sides of the box are the last two targets! Very smart!

My son recently started archery so I ordered these targets for him to practice with. This is a 50 pack set of targets. When these arrived we were excited to try them out. The markings on the targets are clear and easy to read. He is not shooting at a long range yet so I can only say they worked great for short range. Overall I was happy with the quality of these and think they are perfect for someone that is starting archery and needs targets to practice.

A little smaller than expected but good enough for practice. Guess they will even work at the pistol range

I bought my daughter a kid's size starter compound bow set and saw these and figured they'd go hand in hand. They seem to be well made and look like they will work perfectly for her to learn on. I love that it came in a pack of 50 so there should be plenty for her to shoot at. I imagine you can also use these to shoot at if you go shooting. I'll have to take a few of these to the range next time I go to see how they hold up. So far so good though! I can't complain at all.