18-Sided Foam Archery Target Cube: Stops Broadheads at 500 FPS
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The 18-sided foam target cube that ends the walk-around
Eighteen scoring faces cut from one solid block of high-density PU foam. 6.4 kg, broadhead-rated to 500 FPS — and a new face whenever you turn it.
Where to buyMost archery targets give you one face and a fair amount of walking. This one gives you eighteen faces, and you change drills by turning it a quarter turn.
The 18-sided foam target cube is a solid block of high-density PU foam with a scoring face on every side — twelve hexagon zones and six crosshair rings — plus an integrated carry handle and a braided nylon rope. It stops broadheads and field points, it stands on its own or hangs from a branch, and it works the same in a backyard, a garage or a club field.
- Built from
- Solid PU foam
- Cube edge
- 37.5 cm / 14.76 in
- Scoring faces
- 18
- Net weight
- 6.4 kg / 14.1 lb
- Rated to
- 500 FPS
- Carry
- Braided nylon rope
Every side is a target, so you stop re-setting the range
A flat block gives you one face. Once it is chewed up you either live with it or drag a fresh target out of the garage. The cube gives you eighteen: wear out a hexagon zone, spin the block a quarter turn, and you are on clean foam at the same distance with the same anchor point.
That changes how a session runs. One shooter can work a face until the group opens up, then rotate to a tight one. A club group can turn the block between archers instead of queueing behind a single butt. Kids can take the crosshair rings while an adult works the hexagons on another side.
- 18 scoring faces — 12 hexagon zones plus 6 crosshair rings
- High-visibility neon-yellow faces that read cleanly at distance
- A sight-in grid for bow tuning
- Indoor and outdoor use, multiple environments
Face index — pick a face
Selected 01 / 18 Hexagon zone
Twelve faces are hexagon zones: a cluster of hexagons inside a scored border, sized for groups and speed drills. Six are crosshair rings — the tighter circle-and-cross faces for sighting in and tuning rather than counting hits.
Every face is numbered, so you can call one out and put the whole group on the same side. Turn the block, and the next face is already printed and ready.
Cut from one block, not glued up from layers
Cheap targets are stacked sheets pressed or glued together, and the seams are exactly where they fail: an arrow finds the joint, a layer lifts, and the block starts to come apart. This cube is cut from a single block of high-density PU foam, so there is no seam to split and no hollow core behind the face for an arrow to vanish into.
The foam takes the hit and the cells close back over the shaft. Pull the arrow, and the same face is ready for the next shot — which is how eighteen sides keep scoring consistently round after round.
- High-density PU foam, solid monolithic build
- Absorbs impact, prevents pass-through
- No seams, no glued layers, no hollow core
- Cushioned cells close after each shot
No seam to split. No hollow core to swallow an arrow. Just foam, all the way through.
Broadheads, field points, and the bolts in between
Practice heads and hunting heads ask different things of a target. This block is tested with both fixed and mechanical broadheads as well as standard field points, on compound, recurve and crossbow setups — and it is rated for arrow speeds up to 500 FPS.
That range matters if you would rather own one target than three. Sight in with field points in the morning, confirm your hunting setup with a broadhead in the afternoon, and the same block takes both without a second butt behind it.
- Velocity rating
- Up to 500 FPS
- Bow compatibility
- Compound / recurve / crossbow
- Face count
- 18 per block
6.4 kg, and a rope instead of a stand
At 6.4 kg (14.1 lb) the cube is a one-person carry: hook a finger through the integrated handle or take the braided nylon rope and walk it to the car. On site it sits on its own for ground shooting, or you hang it from a branch, a rack or a stand when you want the target off the ground and your backstop behind it.
Setup is the rope and nothing else. No legs to unfold, no stakes to hammer, no assembly out of the box.
- Net weight 6.4 kg / 14.1 lb — easy to move
- High-strength braided nylon rope handle
- Hang it from a tree, rack or stand
- Set up in seconds at home or at the field
Backyard, garage, club field — and every season in between
All-season ready
From desert heat to sub-zero snow, the foam stays flexible and the paint stays bright. Hang it by the rope and shoot whatever the season does to the range.
Fun for everyone
Built to last outdoors. Rotate the cube to keep kids, adults and club groups engaged through accuracy or speed drills — one block keeps the whole line shooting.
Three details worth a closer look
Dimensions, the face layout and what happens to the foam after an arrow goes through it — the three questions that decide whether a target is right for your range.
Which Hosolee target fits your practice
The cube is one of several targets we build. If you are choosing your first one, this is the short version of what each is for.
| Target | Form | Suited to | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18-sided foam cube | Solid PU foam block, 18 scoring faces | Volume practice at home or at the club, broadhead and field-point sighting | $132.90 |
| 3D snail target | 3D foam snail with two ground stakes | Reading distance and angle on a 3D course | $64.69 |
| Coiled snake target | Self-healing foam shooter, two scoring rings | Compact vertical practice with two-sided scoring | $89.98 |
| 3D porcupine target | 3D foam body with two-side cores | Hunting-style practice with a core to replace or rotate | $102.09 |
List prices shown on hosolee.net when this article was written — check the product pages for current pricing and stock.
Specifications
| Item shape | Foam target block cube |
|---|---|
| Product dimensions | 14.76 × 14.76 × 14.76 in / 37.5 × 37.5 × 37.5 cm |
| Net weight | 14.1 lb / 6.4 kg |
| Shooting faces | 18-sided — 12 hexagon zones + 6 crosshair rings |
| Material | High-density PU foam, solid one-piece construction |
| Color | Neon yellow & black |
| Handle & rope | Integrated carry handle, high-strength braided nylon rope |
| Arrow compatibility | Broadheads (fixed & mechanical), field points |
| Velocity rating | Up to 500 FPS |
| Bow compatibility | Compound, recurve and crossbow |
| Manufacturer | Hosolee |
| Suggested users | Unisex-adult |
| Package dimensions | 14.76 × 14.76 × 14.76 in |
| Package weight | 14.22 lb / 6.45 kg |
| Included components | 1 target block, 1 braided nylon rope |
| Assembly required | None |
A note on transit: foam may compress slightly in the box and returns to full shape once it is unpacked.
Questions we get before people order
Will it stop broadheads?
Yes. The solid high-density foam block is rated for arrow speeds up to 500 FPS and is tested with fixed and mechanical broadheads as well as field points.
Do I need a separate target stand?
No. It stands on its own for ground shooting, and the included braided nylon rope lets you hang it from a tree or a rack when you want it off the ground.
Can I use it indoors?
Yes. Foam absorbs most of the impact noise, so it works in a garage or basement range as long as you keep a safe distance and use proper eye and ear protection.
Is it suitable for kids?
It is a fun, engaging target for young archers, but it should only be used under adult supervision with appropriate protective equipment and clear backstop rules.
How many arrows can one face take?
High-density foam has good self-healing behaviour. Arrows penetrate deep and the cell structure closes back up, so it is not easy to shoot through and scoring stays consistent over repeated rounds.
Can I order it on Amazon instead?
Yes. The same specification is listed on Amazon as well, and it ships from the same factory. You can view the Amazon listing here.
Questions about this target?
Send us your bow type, arrow speed and shooting distance and we will confirm fit before you order. Or take the spec sheet straight to the listing — same factory, same specification.