I recommend everybody watch George Ross in the hougeorge riles and how he tells you to shoot a hinge release it is amazing if you just listen to what he says
We just made one with a Morrell High Roller block and 2 4x4 blocks of dock foam. Put the foam back to back and trace your Morrell on the foam. Cut it out and slide it in and put it all in a wooden frame and strap it. Awesome for 60-120yrds. The Morrell holds up good and the foam works great for if you flinch at 70+.
Looks like the best target out there. Debating between the 24 and 36. The 36 is so much more expensive though. It seems like the best approach is the 24 with a good backstop behind like hay bales or rubber.
I've heard about this target and am sold. I was just watching the delta mackenzie mofoam vids but there's no way a foam target can hold up, even compressed. I have several SEVR's, and a bunch of hard foam (rineharts and morrells) but I like these 365's..
Yes pretty much. It increases the total surface area of the target to make it larger at a "cheaper" cost to the manufacture and buyer. The outer area is not nearly as dense and made with a different foam material. Ive plugged a few arrows into it myself and liked having it.
Currently own one of these i picked up on sale. They don't last nearly what they say they will. Had it since May, average 3 nights a week shooting say 50 arrows as I am using a 90lb bow, about 2000-2500 arrows and I rotate the sides every time I shoot. I can say that I like the target but I am not going to see the longevity out of the core they are saying. Bbroadheads go clean thru the target (600 grain arrow, 90lb bo at 303fps, probably not made for what I am throwing at it. 15 shots with a broadhead was all it took for the arrow to bury past the fletching and pop out the back with a broadhead. Overall I can say that it is lasting longer then my other targets I have used (block, rhinehart, and grizz target), I'll need a new core here shortly though. What I am interested in is the matrix targets, because everyone shoots the centres of their targets and having the ability to rotate thru the cells is a good idea. Sadly I cannot get them here in Canada. Looks like a drive south of the border is in order once it opens back up.
After shooting it a bunch myself and starting to shoot broadheads into it I can see it breaking down. Fortunately I have it leaned up against that backstop which helps stop the arrows. I still like it, it’s holding up well and is taking more abuse than other foam targets I’ve purchased. But to your point I can agree that it’s probably not going to last as long as it’s stated.
@@jeffcordero_ yup, disappointing, if I just shot field points maybe. I'm blowing junks out the back side of all the sides now, starts off usually shall pieces but I blew a 2-3 inch piece and my arrows field tips blow right thru now. The cores are not cheap either to replace.
check out blob targets. they have them at the archery range near me and those things last forever. they also have a nice warranty if you shoot it out within a year.
Watching this video are you hammering that thumb button and then slinging your arm back? If you would pull thru the shot and NOT MOVE the thumb your arm will not fly back. It will only move a few inches
Hey Tim, so there isn't only one way to shoot any given release. There are plenty of high level competition shooters that hammer a thumb button and are very successful at it. What it comes down to is repeatability and consistency. Different stokes for different folks
How's the yellow and black versus something like white and black targets? I haven't purchased my go to target yet. Deciding between the 365 or the matrix. I've always wanted the matrix but now this 365 has me intrested and idk if I'm happy about that or not. Seems like the block itself is legit and it looks like it'll last forever with the 6 sides
These foam targets of any brand WILL NOT LAST as long as a decent quality bag target. Even like the Morrell supreme 3. I have four that are years and years old. Just order new covers on s sale at amazon sellers and Walmart delivered to your door. THEY ARE PACKED WITH SHREDDED CLOTH ETC. I just stomp on them to rearrange the stuffing and put a new cover on. No way am I paying the ridiculous prices for a very consumable IMO arrow stop.
@@Cbow406 no, field/target points. Saying even with target points the bags last years. Foam ones get destroyed at my house in like 3 months. I use the foam for broadheads which is only like 150 shots all fall long. Sighting in and then a few shots every week.
I’ll probably be doing an update video in the next month or two. Over all its holding up well. It is chunking and coming apart, but that’s from the overuse of broadheads leading up to and durning hunting season. Honestly that was to be expected. Dispute that, it’s still stopping field points and holding up the the weather outside well. I’d still say it’s a quality target and worth my money
I recommend everybody watch George Ross in the hougeorge riles and how he tells you to shoot a hinge release it is amazing if you just listen to what he says
We just made one with a Morrell High Roller block and 2 4x4 blocks of dock foam. Put the foam back to back and trace your Morrell on the foam. Cut it out and slide it in and put it all in a wooden frame and strap it. Awesome for 60-120yrds. The Morrell holds up good and the foam works great for if you flinch at 70+.
I’m gonna have to try that out
Looks like the best target out there. Debating between the 24 and 36. The 36 is so much more expensive though. It seems like the best approach is the 24 with a good backstop behind like hay bales or rubber.
The 24 would be good if you had another backstop. If you don’t I would recommend the 36.
I've heard about this target and am sold. I was just watching the delta mackenzie mofoam vids but there's no way a foam target can hold up, even compressed. I have several SEVR's, and a bunch of hard foam (rineharts and morrells) but I like these 365's..
Hey I'm your 500th subscriber :o
I'd like to get one of the 36" ones.
I need that target 😢
How would this do with micro-diameter arrows with outserts?
I don't get it. What is the point of the foam outside the block part of the target. Is it just to catch the arrows when you make a really bad shot?
Yes pretty much. It increases the total surface area of the target to make it larger at a "cheaper" cost to the manufacture and buyer. The outer area is not nearly as dense and made with a different foam material. Ive plugged a few arrows into it myself and liked having it.
Great video, just subed! :")
Good video. Kill the music!
Currently own one of these i picked up on sale. They don't last nearly what they say they will. Had it since May, average 3 nights a week shooting say 50 arrows as I am using a 90lb bow, about 2000-2500 arrows and I rotate the sides every time I shoot. I can say that I like the target but I am not going to see the longevity out of the core they are saying. Bbroadheads go clean thru the target (600 grain arrow, 90lb bo at 303fps, probably not made for what I am throwing at it. 15 shots with a broadhead was all it took for the arrow to bury past the fletching and pop out the back with a broadhead.
Overall I can say that it is lasting longer then my other targets I have used (block, rhinehart, and grizz target), I'll need a new core here shortly though. What I am interested in is the matrix targets, because everyone shoots the centres of their targets and having the ability to rotate thru the cells is a good idea. Sadly I cannot get them here in Canada. Looks like a drive south of the border is in order once it opens back up.
After shooting it a bunch myself and starting to shoot broadheads into it I can see it breaking down. Fortunately I have it leaned up against that backstop which helps stop the arrows. I still like it, it’s holding up well and is taking more abuse than other foam targets I’ve purchased. But to your point I can agree that it’s probably not going to last as long as it’s stated.
@@jeffcordero_ yup, disappointing, if I just shot field points maybe. I'm blowing junks out the back side of all the sides now, starts off usually shall pieces but I blew a 2-3 inch piece and my arrows field tips blow right thru now. The cores are not cheap either to replace.
@@caninphx I completely agree. Initial impressions were good and that is fading fast...
check out blob targets. they have them at the archery range near me and those things last forever. they also have a nice warranty if you shoot it out within a year.
@@russellmitchell9573 I will! Thanks for the recommendation
How’s the target holding up? Is it exposed to the elements year round?
I’m on my second core (because I short the first one out with broadheads) The outer foam is a little faded, but still stops the wayward arrows 🙃.
Watching this video are you hammering that thumb button and then slinging your arm back? If you would pull thru the shot and NOT MOVE the thumb your arm will not fly back. It will only move a few inches
Hey Tim, so there isn't only one way to shoot any given release. There are plenty of high level competition shooters that hammer a thumb button and are very successful at it. What it comes down to is repeatability and consistency. Different stokes for different folks
How's the yellow and black versus something like white and black targets? I haven't purchased my go to target yet. Deciding between the 365 or the matrix. I've always wanted the matrix but now this 365 has me intrested and idk if I'm happy about that or not. Seems like the block itself is legit and it looks like it'll last forever with the 6 sides
I don't notice much of a difference in the color. Honestly I never have given it any thought until you mentioned it.
How’s she holding up? Since this video that is.
Holding up good. I have punished it with broadheads and compared to other targets I’ve used I’d say this is one of the better ones for sure.
I used to make targets for 365 I should go back
Well thank you. I’ve enjoyed punishing this one 😎
Own one. Not even in the same ball park as Rinehart and cost is similar.
Yea, after shooting it for a while its showing it’s true colors. Still a good target but not what I expected
@@jeffcordero_ what do you mean “showing it’s true colors” I’m looking to buy. Should I look to something else?
@@Pstratis541 nope boys a great target. Onto my second one because I shot the first one out
@@jeffcordero_ thanks for the reply!
These foam targets of any brand WILL NOT LAST as long as a decent quality bag target. Even like the Morrell supreme 3. I have four that are years and years old. Just order new covers on s sale at amazon sellers and Walmart delivered to your door. THEY ARE PACKED WITH SHREDDED CLOTH ETC. I just stomp on them to rearrange the stuffing and put a new cover on. No way am I paying the ridiculous prices for a very consumable IMO arrow stop.
You shoot broadheads at bag targets?
@@Cbow406 no, field/target points. Saying even with target points the bags last years. Foam ones get destroyed at my house in like 3 months. I use the foam for broadheads which is only like 150 shots all fall long. Sighting in and then a few shots every week.
What is FPS rating for this target? Will this work for crossbows.
Id check the 365 website, but I'm sure it could
Do you still recommend this target?
yes
@@jeffcordero_ do you think the XL version is worth the extra $50? The 14” core vs the 10”
How's the 365 holding up
I’ll probably be doing an update video in the next month or two. Over all its holding up well. It is chunking and coming apart, but that’s from the overuse of broadheads leading up to and durning hunting season. Honestly that was to be expected. Dispute that, it’s still stopping field points and holding up the the weather outside well. I’d still say it’s a quality target and worth my money
Hoyt!
Is this target the 24in xl?
yes
Punch much?
Can we see the target instead of u shooting, bra.