Our targets are World & UK record status tournament quality and have been utilised in many World & UK record status tournaments over the years. The stopping power and ease of drawing the arrow from the target makes our products suitable for all bow styles and age/gender categories.
Our targets are manufactured in the UK and delivered fully assembled. ‘Self-pack’ refers to the users ability to repack the target without the need of banding equipment or presses. The ‘self-pack’ target is more expensive than the banded style of targets, however, the ability to replace the foam in minutes makes target maintenance far easier and more cost effective in the long term.
Tenzone Targets Ltd offer one of the most comprehensive selection of layered foam target designs available on the market; made to order. We are only restricted by the size of the material available and our imaginations. Looking for someting different? Give us a call to discuss your requirements.
Replace foam sections with with ease & minimal tools. A 13mm spanner or ratchet & socket is all that is needed to rotate or replace the foam sections. Replacement foam is available in 12cm sections (approx), for a cost effective durable solution to your individual, club and tournament needs.
Personal or courier delivery options available. The cost of shipping a quantity of large archery targets can be a limiting factor when considering your purchase. Tenzone Targets can offer either a courier delivery for smaller targets, or personal delivery in our own vans for a cost effective solution for larger targets.
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