Morrell Yellow Jacket YJ-380 Dual Threat Compound Crossbow: Shoots Arrows up to 380 FPS in All Weather Conditions

AshleyAshley: Purchased as gift for my archery loving 10 year old so she can practice for tryouts at her school. This bag is a little heavy but easy to setup and it's double sided with different targets. We don't have a stand for it yet but it stands up perfectly on its own. The price is fair. I highly recommend this!

United States on Aug 07, 2023

Skip2mylooSkip2myloo: I have shot roughly 30 bolts at this target using a Ravin R5X crossbow which shoots approx. 400fps and it does stop field tip bolts, however as you can see from the photo it is inconsistent at best. I dont like that on certain areas of the target the bolt goes in almost up to the knock making it very difficult to remove and damages the flights. Overall it works for me but it has already damaged 3 bolts.

United States on Jun 23, 2023

Tess: Great for target shooting with a compound bow, very sturdy

United States on Jun 18, 2023

Amazon Customer: The media could not be loaded.  Target came with thin foam bullseye's glued on the front, not printed as pictured. Shipping was super fast and arrived early. I will try to update after I've been able to shoot it.

Update, I use this with my crossbow. It stopped rage hypodermic nc broadhead from 20 yards, only poked out back about an inch. As expected, the protruding head pushed the cheap foam bullseye's away from back.

United States on Nov 16, 2022

michaelmichael: Excellent target! I shoot an older Golden Eagle Carbine Hawk Compound Bow with an 80 lb. draw that shoots an arrow 300+ FPS and the target does an outstanding job stopping the arrows! The picture on the right I shot an arrow at each Bull's Eye from the the following distances: 10 yds, 20 yds, 30 yds, 40 yds and 50 yds. As you can see the arrows only penetrated the target 6-7 inches. The picture on the left, all 6 arrows were shot from 100 yds and they penetrated about 6 inches into the target. The arrows take a little bit of strength to pull out but that is to be expected if the target is going to stop an arrow with that much force. But really not that difficult to pull out. Prior to using this target, my arrow was shooting through two bales of straw and a 1/2" sheet of plywood backstop.

United States on Oct 03, 2022

Mark: I have a 70 pound compound bow and I practice in the garage with it along with outdoors and it works like it says. No issues at all, it is a touch sticky to pull out the arrows but I purchased a arrow remover to help me with that. Overall very happy with the product.

Canada on Jun 04, 2020

grant: I have shot about 20 bolts with field points into this target, so far it looks like it'll last. Not sure i want to try my broadheads. i recommend sone kind of lube onto bolt shaft, as my first 3 were stuck due to no lube. This is a good size target and used it from 20 to 60 yards.

Canada on Nov 08, 2019

mike: Great bag comes with a garbage bag and zip ties I filled mine up with the wrapping from warehouse pallets took 3 garbage bags to fill it up. It stops all my arrows and has been holding up really well after many shots with my carbon icon set to 70lbs

Canada on Jul 11, 2019

WayneWayne: Purchased because of the in-depth review of a previous reviewer.
It is great and long lasting vs heavy paper targets. it does not pull tight the same was as paper because of the woven fiberswith this target, BUT it well worth it for practicing. Also the sound of your arrow hitting it is a physiological boost, even when your shot is off its mark. I recommend this practice target (4 golf tees hold it up very well). In fact I just bought 4 more in case I cannot get them in the future and these targets will last me well into the future, as meaning a few years.
UPDATE May 7, 2018
It is a year later and I've shot 1000's of arrows into this target (see picture year later) and it is still great for practising. I had purchased 4 more after I bought this but I really don't know when I will open them up as they last so long.

Canada on Aug 15, 2017

Sean McCormickSean McCormick: We have some foam core Morrell youth targets with 80cm faces, but we are trying to avoid wearing them out. Using hay and straw bales is cheaper and more convenient for us. These 80cm target faces are just the thing for our daughter who is participating in the NASP program.

We pin them to the bales using el-cheapo golf tees from the dollar store and they stay in place nicely even on windy days. We don't find we have much of a problem with the target shifting around and bunching up. The gold rings on the target I use have easily taken over a couple hundred arrows and, and while you can see a bit of wear, the fibers generally shift around on their own to fill up the holes of previous shots. The colour printing on top of the fibers themselves has held up well and remains highly visible even in the most abused area of the target. The fibers themselves show very little fraying or breakage. Impressive.

I have been paying almost $2.00 apiece for full-sized targets that we are lucky to get a couple of days of shooting out of, so that's $1/day per archer. I am guestimating that these target faces will easily last a couple of months (or more), so I'm paying about $0.22/day per...

Canada on May 15, 2014