BSN Archery Net

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1. K Cornwinkle Verified Buyer – 1 August 2024

   But I neglected to take it down and it has weathered -15 and 60mph winds just fine. I should not have subjected it to this but a great test. It functions perfectly when hung as directed. Having this backdrop gives young archers particularly better focus. Though one could argue that it is a bit artificial a) to have a uniform background and b) to know that your arrows will always be caught,.
   

2. Troy Verified Buyer – 4 January 2025

   Just got in today. Great quality netting. Stops my daughters low poundage practice bow easily lol. I replaced this for a golf netting and stops everything including driver! Excellent pick and cheapest I could find. Did not use my 60lbs bow as I have other targets for it, but will be nice to use as a back drop just in case!

   

3. Brent Mullis Verified Buyer – 15 January 2025

   This is heavy to handle but it COMPLETELY stops my 15 yo’s arrows at 20 pound draw.
   Well manufactured with strong seams and generous metal grommets.
   

4. The Mighty Ernie Verified Buyer – 24 January 2025

   Got it quicker than expected. Boxed nicely and not as heavy as I thought it would be
   

5. gburton2 Verified Buyer – 28 January 2025

   It costs a lot, but it stops the arrows from a 55 pound bow. Keeps arrows from getting lost and things safe.
   

6. Lauren Verified Buyer – 3 February 2025

   I bought this to use as an impact screen for my golf simulator and projector about a year ago. It arrived with some stains on it but customer service was very helpful. It holds up really well to golf shots including from a driver. Projection image is pretty good, not as good as a true golf impact screen would be as the little holes are bigger with the baffle net. We use it to project movies sometimes too. I love it and saved hundreds of dollars compared to what I have found on gosszy.com and elsewhere. I used tarp clamps, folded the net in half and used bungee cords to secure it to some makeshift framing. I also have a painters drop sheet behind to help the projected image be a bit crisper.
   I tried uploading photos but it kept freezing.
   

7. Colleen K-W Verified Buyer – 20 February 2025

   I set this net up in my backyard and actually bought two, to double up for my compound bow.

   I have my bow set to about 40lbs and my arrows did not penetrate the first net at 20 yards.

   The nets are heavy, so it is a two person job to hang them. I used a clothesline kit that I got here on gosszy.com (https://www.gosszy.com.ca/dp/B09PDHTWWK) to hang up the nets and used zip ties to attach the nets, so that I can slide them out of the way when not needed.

   Highly recommend if you need archery netting.
   

8. Jason Verified Buyer – 1 March 2025

   I was hoping to use this as a backdrop in my backyard. I tried setting it up outside city limits first hanging loosely between a couple trees. First shot with my 29# recurve bow from 15 yards away went clean through it and left a hole about 4 times the width of the arrow shaft, leaving broken strands of the backdrop strings around the hole (see photo). The arrow landed some 15 feet behind the backdrop. I don’t know if that was just a bad shot that hit just right or what. We continued to try to use it with several more rounds that day using various recurves with 16#, 18#, 22#, and 29# draw weights from 15 yards away. I would say that about 1/4 of the arrows that hit the backdrop went through it entirely and landed several feet behind it. It seems every arrow that went though broke the strands/weaving somehow, so perhaps the quality of strands is not great or maybe they are old. Needless to say, I am not going to trust this to prevent stray arrows in my backyard, so I will be returning it.

   

9. Leo Sanchez Verified Buyer – 4 March 2025

   I’m not sure what I was expecting, the net is “heavy” and you will need something sturdy to keep it in place. I tried with a couple of wood stands and they kept falling outside. I decided to place it in my unfinished basement with a few hooks (double-layered) and it works like a charm. Using a 45lb traditional bow from 45 feet away it stops any rouge arrows like it would stop a… lego piece? Anyway, I’ll try to set it up outside with some metal posts since I don’t have any trees nearby. Overall I give it 4 stars because you really need something to hold the weight, but it’s an awesome adition that lets me practice every day. Stupid me tried it once without the net and the arrow hit the concrete wall behind the target. The wall was fine, but the arrow broke in 3 parts…

   

10. M. Verified Buyer – 22 March 2025

    It says that it will stop arrows shot from bows up to 45#. I shoot several bows ranging from 30-45# and it stopped all of them except my 45#. This is most likely due to my long draw length making my 45# bow a 60#ish bow. It did managed to stop nearly half of the arrows shot from that bow though, which surprised me. This net is meant for lighter target archery weights, not for hunting bows, or heavy target bows.
    You also have to take care to hang it correctly, or it won’t function properly. It will never be a 100% protective feature, so shooting in your house or with vulnerable objects behind it (ie, pets, plants, house, kids) is NOT recommended.
    

11. Ted Gwathmey Verified Buyer – 23 March 2025

    Olympic recurve bow with approximately 30 lb draw and aluminum target arrows. The first arrow that missed the target and hit the net went straight through it. The arrow most likely would have still been lethal 15 yards behind the net. I thought that the negative ratings for this product were due to buyer error. If the net were to be stretched taut, arrows would be more likely to pass through it. I was told that the way to use products like this was to hang it without attaching the bottom to anything. That way the net would give and be able to absorb the impact. That is how mine was set up and it didn’t make a difference. There were reviews for this product where people claim that they are shooting compound bows into this net and it is stopping the arrows. Based on my experience, that could not be possible. It would be a tragic mistake to assume that people, pets, windows or anything else that happens to be behind this net is safe from arrows.
    

12. speersc Verified Buyer – 28 March 2025

    I was hesitant to buy this because of the price, but I didn’t really see any other alternatives. My daughter received a bow and arrow kit for Christmas along with some bales of hay to put the paper targets on. The idea was that the bales of hay (three stacked on top of each other) would be enough to cover any arrows that missed the target. However, some arrows were either going completely through the hay or missed completely and hitting our fence and even going into our neighbor’s yard.

    This archery net was completely solved our problem! I ordered the smallest size and it is still quite large. The tricky part was hanging it up outside. We ended up tying one end to a tree and the other end to a trampoline pole which our kids don’t use anymore. This net has stopped EVERY arrow that has come in contact with it with no damage to the net. Well done!
    

13. Gordon Goral Verified Buyer – 13 April 2025

    Good quality net.