Archery Backstop Netting Heavy Duty with Rope and Hooks Slingshot Archery Net for Backyard Shooting Accessories

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1. Theodore K Verified Buyer – 25 March 2024

   I just received this today. I strung it up between two trees from the top rings (I left the bottom untied so the material could flex) and tried shooting it from as close as five yards and out to 30 yards with both a 35 lb recurve and a 60 lb compound (field points on the recurve arrows and target points on the compound). It stops the arrows well. Sometimes the field points stick slightly and the arrow hangs down, but it’s stopped all shots so far.

   The sound from the compound hitting it full force from ten yards is satisfying – sounds like a shotgun report
   

2. joe Verified Buyer – 25 June 2024

   Not netting more like a Kevlar blanket. 50# horse bow at 40 ft did not penatrate. Bought another one 6 ft /10 ft for outside range. Both work beyond expectations.
   

3. Ashley I. Worley Verified Buyer – 23 July 2024

   Use this for kids bow and arrow back drop. It has held up pretty well. My husband has it anchored onto a wire between trees and into the ground. Has held up in storms even and still great. Some arrows have been lost but that’s user error.. 😂
   

4. Mark Verified Buyer – 4 September 2024

   This backstop will not stop arrows from my compound bow set at 45 lbs at a distance of 35 yards, it will stop arrows from a 35lb recurve bow at 35 yards. Both bows using target/field points. I don’t shoot any closer than 35 yards so not sure what it will do at closer distances. Overall pretty good for my application.
   

5. JR Dallas Verified Buyer – 14 January 2025

   I host campouts on my property, and one of the activities is teaching the kiddos how to shoot a bow and arrow. I ordered the 5×10 backstop and I expect it will help a lot, since almost all of the kids don’t hit the target at first and we spend most of our time looking for arrows. It does a great job at keeping the errant arrows in one place. I was surprised how thick and heavy it is. Note that you will need some sort of sturdy structure to hang it from. I installed two 8′ 4×4″ pressure-treated posts (2-1/2′ in the ground) 11′ apart with a 12′ rod between them at the top to hold the backstop (see photo). It catches wind a lot, so whatever you use will need to be strong like mine. I tried to just let it hang from the rod, but even a gentle wind will make if flap and move. Once secured on the bottom, it held up to the wind just fine. I used 1-1/4″ TV antenna mast sections for the rod, but another choice would be a single piece of 3/4″ or 1″ rebar cut to 12′. I did not try this with my compound hunting bow (55lbs draw), and even though it’s heavy duty, I don’t think it will hold up to a hunting bow. It stopped my aluminum arrows (field tips) from the kid’s compound bow (25lbs draw) just fine, and only left a little dimple in the material at 10 yards. It came with ample rope, and several carabiner-style clips to save time installing and taking it down. Note that if you don’t have a close structure to hang if from (like you’re hanging it from trees), then you will need a lot more rope than it comes with. For my setup, I had a little rope left over. Overall, very happy with the backstop and I’m looking forward to using it to teach archery in the spring.

   

6. RangerY Verified Buyer – 23 February 2025

   For the square footage and the coverage, this was a good buy. It covers about 25% more area than similarly priced backdrops. I do not know what this material is. I’ve seen some of those backdrops described as being Kevlar. Anyway it is a woven material that comes out very stiff yet flexible enough roll up and roll out. The rivets are set very well in this backdrop. This comes with a long nylon cord with metal clasps. I’m using green painted ranching/farming fencing stakes that have tabs perforated in it and sticking out (to accept heavy weight chicken wire or other livestock metal mesh. I simply push the rivet rings into the tabs of the stakes. Because this is so long and so stiff, i circle the other end of the backdrop around the other fencing stake and that whole thing stands up. I could suspend it but, the self standing works fine for me. I’m using a low weight bow and haven’t missed my target yet. My other bow, is still very modest in draw weight for target shooting. I don’t think that given the distance I’m shooting with these relatively light bows, that I can pierce this backdrop.
   

7. Tony V Verified Buyer – 18 March 2025

   All of these arrow catchers are kinda small (2.5 x 5 feet) but this one is heavy and does its job very well. No drama, no nonsense, just knocks arrows straight down. No puncures, no damaged arrows. Only tested with wife’s and little nephew’s 20 and 26 # compound bows from 10 and 15 yards in our backyard, so not sure how it does against regular hunting bows. I did hit it a few times with suppressed 22 LR subsonic rounds from a pistol from 15 yards just for schmits and giggles and was able to draw a nice smiley face complete with neat holes and burn marks on the white blanket 🙂
   

8. EM Verified Buyer – 25 March 2025

   This arrow backstop is truly heavy-duty—much thicker and sturdier than I expected. It’s exactly what we needed to support my son as he hones his archery skills. I’m confident it will hold up well over time!
   

9. Scot Pittman Verified Buyer – 7 April 2025

   Did not come with rope or hooks as stated in the item description.