Foam Target Review - Morrell High Roller VS Block Targets Vault VS Rinehart 18-1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มิ.ย. 2024
- Matt (Nebraska Crew) gives a brief product overview and initial impression on three of the more popular broadhead (foam) targets on the market. Watch for additional videos to follow with indepth analysis of each target individually.
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Morrell High Roller - amzn.to/2EXgEPr
Block Targets Vault - amzn.to/3l7XHcc
Rinehart 18-1 - amzn.to/3l90RfD
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Excellent product review. Thanks for including us! 😁😁
I’m glad you mention that they are quiet. I also shoot in my basement and noise is a factor for me.
I appreciate you buying them all, so I bought the best one, thx for taking one for the team so to speak.
I actually make those Block targets. Great to see them featured on here
Nice review, helpful. I’ll try a high roller. I appreciated the comments on noise too.
I have a Rhinehart its at least 7 years old and finally getting to where i have to make sure to rotate to another side . broadheads target points shot it all
Thank you for this!
Great info.
I also got a kick out of you slapping everything like a used car salesman!
Have a good one.
Haha! I never noticed that. Thanks for watching and the good words! Be Blessed.
Slap N rub 😂 used car salesman… classic.
Nice review
The block ain't bad...I've a few rineharts NOT easy to pull out. I shoot right through the foams at @ 280fps with a 4mm diameter arrow, like it wasn't even there. Now using a SEVR dense foam, easier to remove than a rinehart, self healing, but heavy! I might pick up a morrell high roller to try next.. thanks!
O yea. Great video just the type of info I'm looking for.
Thanks hoss! Let us know if there’s other reviews you’re looking for. We’ve got a lot of gear we could review and always willing to get more 😂. Be Blessed. -Matt
Thank you.
I have one of the original block targets that I had for over 15 years. I've painted black so many times lol. The new ones suck the Morrell dice target is the way to go
I got the bigger version of the morrell dice target and it was great the first year but now I’m blowing through it. And I wish it had more sides with one dot.
@@Boatflipit damn really? I was just ready to order one for season. I have went through 2 targets in 3 months broadhead tuning lol
@@jeremymiller1926 I shoot ALOT but if it’s broad heads your looking to shoot I’d look else where you will have chunks of red foam all over your yard. And I barely shoot broad heads. Just enough to tune my bow
@@Boatflipit I appreciate your input. I'll have to find something that will last a bit longer.
So now that 9 months has passed, which has stood the test of time better? After all, to me, that is definitely the biggest thing I use in determining what target to buy. Maybe a follow-up video to answer that question???
Great question! Without question the rhinehart 18n1. Second place the high roller. Last the vault.
Really can’t beat the 18n1 for the all around ease of travel and number of spots and longevity. Disclaimer that I keep everything out of the elements except when shooting.
@@middle-americanoutdoors4712 This! Has solved my dilema on which is the one to go
Curious what you think of that bulldog target? Not much on them and what I've seen has been decent reviews
Love it. We’ve actually got a review on our channel. Heavy duty. Multi function with pinning papers targets to it if different style. Code BD10-MAO save ya some money with them if you decide to go that way.
-Matt (Nebraska Crew)
Was the high roller the newer model with the upgraded foam? Looking for a broadhead target but not sure if I want the Reinhart or tge Morrell
Do bribe that’s the older model. For all around purposes I actually use the Rinehart the most.
-Matt (Nebraska Crew)
This is the older High Roller Foam formula. The newer model has a 30% durability increase.
@@MorrellManufacturing I purchased one a couple months ago. Hah. Full fledged badass target for sure 😎
How hard is is to pull arrows from these? I shoot fmjs and potentially worried about bending them pulling them out if it’s super tough.
None are extremely difficult. Of the theee the Rinehart will be the most resistance for sure. The vault the easiest but also the least durable. High roller right in that middle ground.
-Matt (Nebraska Crew)
Wish I could just buy the foam and mold my own target
Why are you shooting field tips in the block ? I thought it was designed for broad heads only?
I don't know of any practice target that is designed for broad heads only. If it can take a broadhead it can take a field point. There are targets that are designed for field points only as broadheads would destroy their material - but no targets for broad heads only.
my high roller rope ripped off just by hanging it. Just contacted morrell to see if they will replace it. Not even 2 months old.
Shoot! Sorry to hear that. Let us know what you’re experience is with their customer service.
@@middle-americanoutdoors4712 No reply. Zip. Nada. Very upset.
I wish y'all had the big shot titan on here
Me too! I wish I had about 7 others to test but funds are limited 😂. -Matt
You know the only thing I don't like about those targets if you shoot a crossbow and if the bolt goes into far even on the High Roller Target it will burn the paint or the writing right off the Bolt maybe if the bolt didn't go in so far that wouldn't happen but most of your crossbow targets will not hold up I shoot a bag Target and it works about the best or like a spider Target works well but if you hit the same spot two or three times with a spider Target you're going right through it as well I just wish somebody could come out with the Target that would actually hold up and be able to stop a crossbow Bolt
Thank you for the comment and viewpoint Don! That's great info for other about crossbow. Have you tried the Bulldog targets for your crossbow? They are not able to take broadheads but are incredible targets for bolts with fieldpoints.
-Matt (Nebraska Crew)
No I haven't tried the Bulldog Target but I have tried everything else thanks for the information though
@@donwilson350 code BD10-MAO save you some cash if you decide to give them a shot.
Thank you
I would highly consider the Yellow Jacket Kinetic 1.0. We built it for the reason you are mentioning. There is NO FPS LIMIT and it has remarkably easy arrow removal. On top of that, you can recover your target for even longer life. We shoot a Ten Point Nitro 505 into the target for testing and it still has little force for arrow removal. Hope this helps. 🤙
Good review but god damn go in the house😂
Thanks! I haven’t seen the video in a while but I don’t recall any horrible audio issues...was the wind bothersome? I’d go inside but 1) I don’t have an indoor range and 2) I don’t have an indoor range. Haha. Be Blessed. -Matt (Nebraska Crew)
Drinking game. Take a shot every time he slaps a target. 😂
It's definitely comical to go back and watch your subconscious behavior sometimes. Thanks for the laugh.
@@middle-americanoutdoors4712 Yep. I look at my videos and think I'm an idiot sometimes. Haha
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I own the Rhine hart but hate the arrow removal part unless I have lube on it. That is a con. How is arrow removal on the other two?
I’d say after a year of shooting them - the morell easiest to pull out because it doesn’t allow a whole lot of penetration. Block is pretty easy too but can sometimes penetrate through and rip out chunks pulling broadheads back through.
The Morrell High Roller comes in 2 different sizes.