The Ultimate Archery Target BackStop Back Stop

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1. Marco A. Pascual Verified Buyer – 3 March 2024

   Very nice Backstop, works as described. I’m shooting a Mathews Creed XS with 65# draw and it stops the arrows perfectly with an easy arrow removal from the backstop.
   

2. Ken in Tulsa Verified Buyer – 20 April 2024

   not worth the money, a piece of plywood would work just as well
   

3. Robert Crooks Verified Buyer – 11 July 2024

   Well worth the price! The peace of mind that the arrow won’t end up in the neighbor’s backyard is worth every penny! And I found that a hammock frame makes an excellent hanging frame!
   

4. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 19 September 2024

   I’ve had this backstop now for a while and I love it. I have used 70lb compounds and 70lb traditional bows on this back stop and had no issues… only complete pass throughs I’ve had where the back stop didn’t catch the arrow was when it was hit with a broad head. Even then the arrow hits the fens in back with barely any force and they just barely stick in the fence. Biggest thing is to not build arrows where the field tips are larger diameter then the shaft. I don’t recommend shooting the back stop as a target but if your just getting the initial tune on a bear shaft then you’ll probably like shooting the backstop directly because your arrow won’t break if you shaft hits sideways….

   

5. Don Verified Buyer – 4 January 2025

   Works as advertised. A little pricey but does the job perfectly
   

6. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 23 February 2025

   I’ve had this backstop now for a while and I love it. I have used 70lb compounds and 70lb traditional bows on this back stop and had no issues… only complete pass throughs I’ve had where the back stop didn’t catch the arrow was when it was hit with a broad head. Even then the arrow hits the fens in back with barely any force and they just barely stick in the fence. Biggest thing is to not build arrows where the field tips are larger diameter then the shaft. I don’t recommend shooting the back stop as a target but if your just getting the initial tune on a bear shaft then you’ll probably like shooting the backstop directly because your arrow won’t break if you shaft hits sideways….

   

7. heybryan Verified Buyer – 23 February 2025

   Does just what it says. I wish that the loops on the edge were velcro so you can mount it without any additional rope/systems.
   

8. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 5 March 2025

   I’ve had this backstop now for a while and I love it. I have used 70lb compounds and 70lb traditional bows on this back stop and had no issues… only complete pass throughs I’ve had where the back stop didn’t catch the arrow was when it was hit with a broad head. Even then the arrow hits the fens in back with barely any force and they just barely stick in the fence. Biggest thing is to not build arrows where the field tips are larger diameter then the shaft. I don’t recommend shooting the back stop as a target but if your just getting the initial tune on a bear shaft then you’ll probably like shooting the backstop directly because your arrow won’t break if you shaft hits sideways….

   

9. JD Proctor Verified Buyer – 18 March 2025

   Bought this backstop to use in our backyard so the arrows wouldn’t damage the fence if me or my son missed the bag target.
   

10. Mr Bellows Verified Buyer – 21 March 2025

    Stops most arrows.
    

11. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 23 April 2025

    I’ve had this backstop now for a while and I love it. I have used 70lb compounds and 70lb traditional bows on this back stop and had no issues… only complete pass throughs I’ve had where the back stop didn’t catch the arrow was when it was hit with a broad head. Even then the arrow hits the fens in back with barely any force and they just barely stick in the fence. Biggest thing is to not build arrows where the field tips are larger diameter then the shaft. I don’t recommend shooting the back stop as a target but if your just getting the initial tune on a bear shaft then you’ll probably like shooting the backstop directly because your arrow won’t break if you shaft hits sideways….