spiderweb target - ArcheryTalk Forum: Target & Bowhunting Chat

clever shot · #1 January 3rd, 2009, 05:05 PM

i have read about the spiderweb being easily the best target and will last a long time...i have never seen the spiderweb and have never herd anything about except on here...will you guys please take me to school on this target!!!

Thad · #2 January 3rd, 2009, 05:28 PM

they r pretty good from what I have seen I and the arrow removal was very easy

dgshooter · #3 January 3rd, 2009, 05:32 PM

I shot on them at a couple of local ranges. If I buy my own target it will definitely be a Spyder web. The arrows almost come out on their own. They're first rate.

bow_hunter44 · #4 January 3rd, 2009, 06:02 PM

My wife got me a Spyder Web for fathers day last year. So far, so good - I tend to be hell on targets so if this one makes it through this spring and summer I will be IMPRESSED!

Predator · #5 January 3rd, 2009, 07:06 PM

The Spyderweb is the best target on the planet for field points.

They use an exclusive facing material that self heals and is unbelievable durable called Spyvlar. It is the toughest thing on the market. The target guts are pressed using a machine press and have a ton of pressure in them that is able to stop any arrow easily. And arrow removal is simply as easy as it comes in the world of targets. Arrow removal is similar to a bag target but this target is FAR tougher than a bag and will outlast a bag by probably 4-5x or more.

You can also pin 5 spot or vegas targets to it just like at the range. They have a big range version for shops and ranges.

Trust me....you will not be sorry if you get one. This target gets nothing but accolades from anyone who owns one.

clever shot · #6 January 3rd, 2009, 10:20 PM

thanks for the help guys... i think after me and my dad finish off this yellowjacket bag, and we can scrape some money together we might be able to get 1!!!

UKCatsHunter · #7 January 3rd, 2009, 10:24 PM

Have one and no complaints. Stops arrows when I shoot in my room from like 5 yards lol. One hand removal. The answer for a field point target as far as Im concerned.

BowKil · #8 January 3rd, 2009, 10:55 PM

I probably have close to 1000 shots into mine by now and it's holding up real well. Just don't continually shoot into the center all the time (like everyone seems to like to do). It doesn't have a flat face on it like layered targets, so it's kind of tough to put another target on it. The arrows will pull out easily with two fingers. but the arrows don't stick into it perfectly straight like they do in a layered foam targets. The one in the picture is the larger model ($130 I think). It's going on it 4th year.......

sawtoothscream · #9 January 3rd, 2009, 11:58 PM

they are amazing for feild point practice. no broadheads can be used for this target. but ya arrow removal is easy as can be. barely have to pull and it stops the arrows really good.

APAnTN · #10 January 4th, 2009, 04:48 AM

i had a friend over last night and we did some tuning on his bow in the basement and his girlfriends 2 year was loving pulling the arrows from the target. He loved it so much that my buddy bought one from me so now hes got a 2 year old arrow retreiver lol. As for the flat surface they are coming out with new ones that will have a removable layer in front of the target itself that is perfectly flat now there will be no problems putting the paper targets on them

IL Archer · #11 January 4th, 2009, 05:04 AM

The Spyder Web is a very good target. A couple of the shops around here have them as backstops and they hold up well. I shot into a portable for the first time last night.....stops arrows well and easy removal.

Hardcor-nut · #12 January 4th, 2009, 05:11 AM

I have 4 of these targets, a lot arrows into them daily and they are holding up great. Highly recommended.

lineman309 · #13 January 4th, 2009, 05:48 AM

The best target I've owned

Les K · #14 January 4th, 2009, 06:06 AM

Spyder Web owners: Sounds like most are satisfied with the arrow stopping and durability aspects of this target, but I wanted to also know about how much noise these targets make when an arrow hits? I sometimes shoot at home along my side yard, and this backs up to my neighbors backyard (concrete wall in between for safety). I currently shoot a block elite target which isn't too bad, but it would be nice to reduce the noise even further. How say you? quiet? comparisons?

TIA,
Les.

brtesite · #15 January 4th, 2009, 06:23 AM

they are great . We have 7 of the big ones at my club.

APAnTN · #16 January 4th, 2009, 06:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Les K

Spyder Web owners: Sounds like most are satisfied with the arrow stopping and durability aspects of this target, but I wanted to also know about how much noise these targets make when an arrow hits? I sometimes shoot at home along my side yard, and this backs up to my neighbors backyard (concrete wall in between for safety). I currently shoot a block elite target which isn't too bad, but it would be nice to reduce the noise even further. How say you? quiet? comparisons?

TIA,
Les.

i would say its quiter the cotton and material inside should absorb the sound better IMO

Tribute2007 · #17 January 4th, 2009, 06:34 AM

They also have great customer service. I had one come apart on me after only having it a few months and maybe a 1000 shots into it so I called them and no questions asked they asked for my address and I had a new one at my house in 3 days.

lineman309 · #18 January 4th, 2009, 06:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Les K

Spyder Web owners: Sounds like most are satisfied with the arrow stopping and durability aspects of this target, but I wanted to also know about how much noise these targets make when an arrow hits? I sometimes shoot at home along my side yard, and this backs up to my neighbors backyard (concrete wall in between for safety). I currently shoot a block elite target which isn't too bad, but it would be nice to reduce the noise even further. How say you? quiet? comparisons?

TIA,
Les.

Just outside shooting and it's just a little thump

clever shot · #19 January 5th, 2009, 03:42 AM

i might be getting one if i can convince my dad that we should...thinks for the help!!!

sstarnes · #20 January 5th, 2009, 05:02 AM

I have one of the 4X4 models in my garage and I couldnt be happier with it. We have had it a little over a year and I cant imagine how many arrow have been shot into it and it still looks great and you cant beat the easy arrow removal.

IMO the best target out there.

Scott

clever shot · #21 January 5th, 2009, 02:41 PM

see i have herd that the block can last just as long as the spiderweb and the block is a lot cheeper

KYELKOHOLIC · #22 January 5th, 2009, 03:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sstarnes

I have one of the 4X4 models in my garage and I couldnt be happier with it. We have had it a little over a year and I cant imagine how many arrow have been shot into it and it still looks great and you cant beat the easy arrow removal.

IMO the best target out there.

Scott

Your not shooting like I shoot!

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