Rinehart vs. Spyder Web Targets

[Skullworks52]

Has anybody tried hips?

[bowmech]

Had both, Spider web and Rinehart Block.
Rinehart block wins hands down.
Yes the arrows are hard to pull out at first, but after a few arrows it becomes easier.
I had a pass through on the spider web within a few weeks, also the cloth with the picture painted on started to move.
Spend the extra $ and get a Rinehart block, it's well worth it.

[rhp997]

I am getting an 18-1. I have blown through three targets since Feb. I need something that will hold up to shooting every day.

Picked up one of these today. Curious how well it holds up.

[wes122984]

rinehart makes a great target. can buy the blemished ones on eBay for 1/2 the price.

[Scott R]

The key to getting any of them to last with high volume shooting is to move your aim points around. I spray paint the entire surface black and then repaint white dots in the most unused areas of the surface.

[gonehuntin68]

I own a BLOB. Stops thousands of arrows, broadheads or field tips.

I've owned both the Blob and 2 Rinehart 18-1 targets and 1 Blob lasted longer then 2 Rineharts. I've also owned several other targets over my 30 years of bow hunting and the Blob is the longest lasting broadhead target I've seen. There are a couple of negative things about the blob though, one it's very heavy but I like that because it doesn't move when shot like the Rinehart does and two it is difficult to pull arrows out especially at first with field points but that's easily fixed by using a arrow puller. I personally don't shoot field points in my broadhead targets, I use bag targets for field points.