Highwild Archery Target Stand for Bag Targets Block Cube Foam - Larger Range - Multi-Function - Flexible - Durable

Works great to hold your target in place. Been using it every day with my target block absorbing 18 to 36 arrows a day for about 3weeks. I leave it outside but the majority of the time I bring it in so its under the cover of the patio after shooting so it doesn't get weathered and it's lasted well. It's perfect for me to make sure I get practice everyday vs. having to go to another part of our land to practice. Instructions could be better but easy enough to work through by looking at the picture. The fit of telescopic square poles is little snug but nothing too concerning. I wish I could give it 4.5 stars but since I can't I'll round up. Would buy again.

I stumbled on this while looking for targets one day. I looked at the price and figured it was worth a shot. Since I already had a bag target and was looking looking at getting some type of block this is perfect because it had a shelf to support it. Everything fit perfectly and what I really like is the small footprint. I can leave it assembled including the target, put it in the back of the garage, and still put my car in. The height of the shelf and top hanger are independently adjustable. Even the caribiners are adjustable to accommodate different widths of targets. The only complaint with this was the assembly. If you're not mechanically inclined and/or you have to have every single step laid out in front of you, it's gonna be a bit frustrating. They use the picture method for instructions, meaning they just show stuff put together, but not really how they did it. They also use the bag-o-screws method of throwing all of your hardware together in one bag. Then it's up to you to figure out what screws they want you to use among identical looking but different sized hardware. Once you figure out one side of the frame the other is simple. Thankfully since there aren't a lot of parts, the assembly got easier through process of elimination. They do give you wrenches for the hardware which I thought was really nice, but I used my own sockets (millimeter) just to make it faster. It took me a little over an hour to assemble only because I had to figure out the instructions. This could easily be cut in half with better instructions and labeling. Assembly issue aside, I couldn't be happier with it.

I received this yesterday 08-13-2024, now 1st. Of all the box it came in was 36" tall or so not exact as I did measure an the thickness or with approximately 2-3", now to move on the frame is somewhat grey in color has a really nice finish instructions to me like everyone is saying not much help to me I'm very mechanically inclined so for me just to look at the front page of instructions (picture) an the parts list was very helpful I then laid out all the frame rails an the pkg. Hardware was nicely separated in to 3- plastic Ziploc bags separated all parts then put together using my own metric socket 10mm an wrench same 10mm went together nicely an when finished it is really sturdy no wobble, an the 2 adjustable rails with the threaded knobs worked great, can't understand why some had issues but I would guess possibly defective, or over tightened but for me no issues really nice easily adjusted the 2 rails where needed slides easily carbineer s also nice size 3" in length approximately, an there is a hole in each leg corner for a gutter nail, I used a railroad nail 1/8" in diameter an 10" long if needed but with a 20 lb. Target on there resting on the horizontal rails should keep it well balanced, so to me it wa a fantastic purchase for the cost an strength of the steel used now me I've had absolutely no issues, an hopefully for you the same I would most definitely recommend this archery stand for anyone looking for one, have fun shoot more miss less, enjoy the hobby at 69 yrs. Perfect for me, happy to leave everyone this review hope it was helpful

For the money, it really isn't a bad stand. With a few DIY tweaks, it will be better. First, putting it together. Like a lot of overseas instructions, they're not 100% clear. Mine arrived with the parts bag open (was not closed at factory) and nuts, bolts, etc. everywhere. Once past that, read the assembly carefully and pay close attention to drawings. Don't tighten it all down until pretty much 100% complete. Hanging the bag can be done by one person, but two is better. Get the hangers spaced on top to your bag first (you'll appreciate it later). Also, lower the "horizontal rest support" below where your bag with hang and bring it up to meet the bag after. There are a couple of places where the horizontal supports are "weak". Because of the way it adjusts and play in the assembly, the lower bar can get cocked at an angle and not move freely up and down (especially if the weight is on it). My Morrell is wider than that rest, so it angles forward a little bit. You really can bend the metal in spots if you overtighten so no Hercules efforts. Last piece.. Once assembled (again with the Merrell), it's not super steady and will give side to side, also, the Merrell has double eyelets, so I needed to "combine" those into one before hanging (extra carabiners) but it does work as intended. Like I said, a few more DIY tweaks will help. Not sure how it will weather.. to be seen.

This Archery Stand arrived promptly was easy to assemble. I feel it is very sturdy and well made. Can be adjust quickly and with ease. held a 28x28x10 target weighing 28 pounds with no problem.

I just got this delivered yesterday and have to say...WOW!!! The contents were all excellently packaged, both in an outer box and then in the smaller product box, that had everything neatly arranged. (Some have stated bad experiences w/ damaged and/or bent parts, but mine was pristine). Total assembly time for me was about 1/2 hour by myself. I started by scanning the instructions and then laying out the parts & hardware to make sure everything was included. Even a couple handy wrenches for tightening the nuts & bolts were there. So I started the assembly. I did run into trouble in step #2 in that a bracket didn't seem to be lining up with the holes. I did panic and undid nuts/bolts from step #1 to reassess the situation and restarted. Whatever I had done wrong was corrected and assembly then moved forward w/out a single glitch after that. I REALLY like the sturdiness and the ability of it being able to adapt to various targets. I placed a large Morrell 28" x 31" range target on it and it holds it great. I can not wait until Spring so I can set this up in my back yard and get some range time in!! An EXCELLENT stand! After I have it all set outside I will update this with photos. All in all I am very glad to get this and would definitely recommend it to anyone who wants a quality target stand.

Awesome sturdy exactly what it says it is. Putting together seems slightly repetitive but it is what it is. Great job good product.

Plenty stout enough for my 55lb Morrell Outdoor Range target and makes setting up to shoot a breeze. I should have bought one of these a long time ago

Good stand. It can hold the target well.

Poor quality control. Welds were crooked on the crossbar which means if I use the crossbar, it twists the rest of the frame. Crossbar welds were off by about 10 degrees. Enough that the bar has to be hammered into place and then doing so wrenches the frame so it won't sit flat.

Sur le plant, il y a des chiffres et lettres pour l'assemblage mais pas sur les morceaux ! Après l'assemblage finale, le résultat est décevant. Ce n'est pas parfaitement droit.