We have an stx folding goal and the Warrior monster target will not stay attached. Will this heavier weight goal work with an attached target? Thx
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it should. We have a target that we attach. We use the little bungee cords that are made for quick attachment. They are called Bungee balls.
1313929
It's a little difficult. You have to almost 'kick' the release pedal (downward---you step on it). It takes a lot of pressure to fling a target. It helps to have a second person step on it for you, but it is possible to do it yourself. Just hard to do it and take aim.
1344817
It partly depends on how heavy that arrow is. Also, at what distance?I bought this for a Scorpyd shooting at over 400 fps at launch. I back it up with another Block target. I'd rather have two softer targets than one really tough one. The reason for that is that the thicker targets will destroy vanes quickly. These layered targets are easy on the vanes but will still stop or at least slow the arrows plenty.
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Honestly, it could be a different model. I looked at Gorrilla Basketball goals at Dick's Sporting Goods and I know their black Friday specials had a special black Friday only model that included a 6" goal post as opposed to the normal 9" goal post. Other than that you wouldn't have known the difference. As I am somewhat interested in this item, I looked on the total gym website. Unfortunately I could not find a model number so it is not possible to tell definitively. However, both websites use the same dimensions and user weight restrictions, so I would lean towards them being the same model. Honestly, it could be a different model. I looked at Gorrilla Basketball goals at Dick's Sporting Goods and I know their black Friday specials had a special black Friday only model that included a 6" goal post as opposed to the normal 9" goal post. Other than that you wouldn't have known the difference. As I am somewhat interested in this item, I looked on the total gym website. Unfortunately I could not find a model number so it is not possible to tell definitively. However, both websites use the same dimensions and user weight restrictions, so I would lean towards them being the... » Read More Honestly, it could be a different model. I looked at Gorrilla Basketball goals at Dick's Sporting Goods and I know their black Friday specials had a special black Friday only model that included a 6" goal post as opposed to the normal 9" goal post. Other than that you wouldn't have known the difference. As I am somewhat interested in this item, I looked on the total gym website. Unfortunately I could not find a model number so it is not possible to tell definitively. However, both websites use the same dimensions and user weight restrictions, so I would lean towards them being the same model. « Show Less
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Absolutely. My brothers wife shoots a 35# recurve, and the arrows stick with no problem. Crossbow bolts do not have as much kinetic energy as a longer arrow because they are shorter. You will not have any problems with this target.
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Sorry for the delay I have been overseas. The robot that I purchased works well with 3 star Stiga balls. 1 star were too heavy and 4or 5 star are vastly too expensive. The three star works well. Thanks Andy C.
461547
No this kit does not include the goal. We purchased it and put it on a regulation size net we already had.
1125957
I just gave these planes and the action shifters sets to my son. They do not work together and no one seems to know where to get ones that do!!! Very frustrating. Calling Mattel today, will share knowledge.
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This is a tactical weapon. Anyone who knows anything about a tactical approach would advise against throwing your weapon. If you miss, your target now has access to your hardware. I am sure if you wanted to throw it, it will fly. But I have not thrown mine.
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I have found a way to make this work on Target carts. I just attach the strap backward - in other words, wrap the strap around your child's back and secure the Velcro straps around the front of the cart, around the divider that goes between your child's legs. It's slightly less secure than attaching it to the back, but I've found it works pretty well (and quite a bit more secure than the belt installed in the cart).
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Yes! My son received the trap team starter pack for Christmas. All of his Giants work with the new portal. I believe all the older figures work with the newer portals but, unfortunately, it does not work the other way around. i.e. Trap Team figures do NOT work with the Swap Force portal.
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it is a great target and heavy duty to take the arrows- i got it for my 12 yr. old grandson -it is great!
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i havent tried. if u can get it to score from corner to corner u should b able to snap it over ur knee. otherwise its wet saw time. I have used a glass cutter and a level for larger tile. good luck. my cutter still works great.
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The target pieces are horizontal to allow the arrows to slide in, but they are tight enough to allow resistance. If the tips are blunt they may not. If they are wedge like in any way then I would say there should be some success. Even if they bounce off, he's still getting the practice and building his muscles for when he graduates to field points then you'll have a nice youth target.
2002612
If you haven't already bought the goal, don't. The crossbar bends so much in the middle, the goal looks ridiculous. Otherwise, the anchors that come with it will do. Ours never blew over and we live in a very windy place.
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My teen son has a very powerful shot and the goal has not ever fallen or buckled. Shoots probably 100 balls or more each day he can. Very strong and a great goal for us. Super easy to put up and take down too.
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I'm sure. That may not work with the smallest reducer ring, but the rest should be fine. There's enough force to knock down the target but I doubt it would damage the target.