Rinehart RhinoBlock Target

Seasons are decided in the backyard, long before opening day. Most targets quit before you do.

Some targets fall apart after a summer of broadheads, and this one is built to keep taking them.

Six Sides of Work: Four sides carry high visibility aiming dots. Two carry whitetail vitals. Rotate the cube and the practice keeps moving.

Broadheads Welcome: It takes field points and broadheads. You practice with the head you will hunt with, and you learn where it really hits.

Foam That Closes Up: Rinehart self-healing foam closes behind the arrow. The face keeps stopping shafts session after session.

A Core You Can Replace: When the center finally wears, you swap the insert and keep the target. The life of the block keeps going.

The Last Hour of Light: You step back to your mark, draw, settle on the vitals, and release. The arrow stops. You pull it and walk back to do it again.

Put in the reps now, or explain the miss later.