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Block GenZ Youth Open Archery Arrow Target - Patented Open Layer Design, Easy Arrow Removal, Great Visibility, Lightweight, Easy to Transport, Two

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About this item

  • Youth Archery Target – Intended For Use With Bows Of 40 Pounds Of Draw Weight Or Less - Measures 16" X 18" X 8" – Also Comes In An Xl 20” Model
  • Easy Arrow Removal - Patented Open Layer Design Stops Arrows With Friction Not Force Allowing For Easy Arrow Removal, Longer Target Life, And Less Shooter Fatigue
  • Great Visibility - High Contrast White-On-Black Aiming Points Offer Great Visibility To Help Shooters At Short And Long Distances
  • Portable – With A Built-In Handle, The Block Genz Is Easy To Transport. It Is Also Light Weight Making It Easy To Carry, Even For The Young Archer



From the manufacturer


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Practice Makes Perfect

There it is, the big one. The one buck that will top your record. The one buck that will top off all other bowhunting stories. You are in the perfect spot, you have it in your crosshairs, and, unluckily for that buck, you are prepared.

Be ready for that moment by using only the best practice targets with the best technology made by BLOCK.

Available in 2 sizes:

  • GenZ: 18" x 16" x 7.5"
  • GenZ XL: 20" x 22" x 8"

BLOCK GenZ and GenZ XL Archery Targets

Proudly made in the U.S.A

The BLOCK GenZ and GenZ XL are the greatest youth archery targets on the market! Sleek, stylish and lightweight, these targets were designed specifically with the young archer in mind. With its open-layered technology, The BLOCK GenZ and GenZ XL offer easy extraction of arrows since it is intended for bows of 40 pounds of draw weight or less. This provides for longer target life, no matter what kind of arrow tip the shooter is using—field tips, fixed-blade broadheads or mechanicals.

  • Designed for young archers
  • Use with bows 40 lb. draw weight or less
  • For use with all point types
  • Stops arrows with friction instead of force
  • Patented open layer design stops arrows with friction not force allowing for easy arrow removal, longer target life, and less shooter fatigue

Block Gen Z archery target

PolyFusion Technology

The layers inside each BLOCK target are uniformly fused together, and arrows find their way between layers which results in more uniform layer compression and means easier arrow removal, leading to less shooter fatigue and better practice.

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Optimized for Youth Archers

The Gen Z was designed for a young archer. It takes the training wheels off and prepares them for actual archery. With a built-in handle, the BLOCK GenZ XL is easy to transport. It is also light weight making easy to carry, even for the young archer.

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High Contrast Coloring

High-contrast white-on-black aiming points offer great visibility, so your child can see from far distances and shoot from far distances. Move up from the larger aiming points to the smaller spots for a greater degree of difficulty and superior accuracy.

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FeraDyne Outdoors

FeraDyne is engineering the evolution of lethal technology across all bowhunting categories.

FeraDyne Outdoors is the manufacturer of the following premium brands: Rage broadheads, Axe Crossbows, Muzzy broadheads and bowfishing equipment, Carbon Express arrows, crossbows, and accessories, Nockturnal lighted nocks, Tru-Fire releases, BLOCK targets, GlenDel targets, Shooter 3D targets, Black Hole targets, Hurricane bag targets, IQ Bowsights, SURE-LOC Archery Products, S4Gear, Rocky Mountain archery products, Gorilla Gear, Eastman Outdoors, Apple Archery and Wac’Em Archery Products.


mabuse
2025-07-16 17:42:29
I am an adult male (no matter what my wife says) and I bought this target for dense urban backyard use while my archery range is shut down. I shoot 45-50# traditional hunting bows (26.5 in. draw) and use 11/32" wooden arrows w/ 100 gr. field points (525-540 gr. weight). My backyard distances max out at 15 yds. This target is advertised as a "youth" target w/ a 40# max. The target that arrived appeared well constructed of stacked foam sheets that separate as the arrow passes through them leaving minimal target damage. I took the excellent (!!) advice of another reviewer and immediately wrapped the 8" outside depth of the target with duct tape to prevent arrow damage from sloppy edge shots. I also fronted the target with 2 one-half inch layers of (trimmed) EVA foam floor matting (see https://www.amazon.com/sk=gym+mat+flooring&crid=2CNW8BW2O0QWW&sprefix=gym+mat%2Caps%2C227&ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_7) and a cardboard mounted target face. I used 4 metal target pins to hold this all together. Sounds a bit complicated, but the whole job too about 45 minutes and you really don't need the extra EVA matting, it just adds life to the target. After I finished these modifications, the target worked beautifully. With a 50# Damon Howatt Mamba (same arrows above) I get about 5-51/2" inches of penetration @ 15 yds. I've put at least 200 arrows into this target and I haven't seen any signs of a pass-through. HOWEVER, if you're thinking about hitting this target with arrows from a traditional or compound bow that has a speed greater than 180-190 fps, you're probably going to see some pass-throughs, particularly as the target ages. So those are the limits I've found for adult backyard use. If you stay within these parameters, the target has a number of important postive points: (a) relatively cheap, (b) really light weight and easy to move around; (c) quiet arrow strikes keep the peace w/ the neighbors (some bag targets really pop when you hit them); (d) layered foam construction that minimizes the damage to the target from arrow strikes (extended life over solid body targets). If you cannot stay within the above parameters, you probably want to think about buying a heavier bag target like a Morrell Yellow Jacket Supreme. Good shooting!
KnuckleCurve
2025-07-02 16:26:04
Love the Field Logic Youth Block GenZ Target. It's small enough to be extremely portable and big enough to present a meaningful target for both my children and myself. Every once and a while they'll miss and we'll have to search for an arrow, but for the most part my beginner archers (9 & 11) can hit this target consistently from 20-30 yards without any trouble.With 30-35 pound bows at 20 yards the arrows (with field tips) penetrate about 5-7 inches and remove easily. Even though it's only stated to accept 40lb bows or less, I regularly shoot at it with my 55 pound bow without any trouble. My arrows punch all the way through the other side but are safely stopped about halfway (30 inch arrows), which might be problematic for anybody that wishes to set up the target against a hard background. But they are still easy to remove; they slide right out. I have not shot broadheads at this target so I can't comment on it's performance in that regard, but with field tips it's terrific.If there is any negative at all it's that it will occasionally tip over when an arrow hits high, which bent a couple of aluminum arrows when it tipped over. But that complaint probably isn't fair given that it happens most with a bow that is set to a heavier LB than the target is rated for, but it does also happen occasionally with the 30 and 35lb bows. The aluminum arrows that bent were cheap and I was expecting to have to throw them away soon anyway so it didn't really bother me. The carbon arrows survive the tip-over event without an trouble (usually it tips back a little when the arrow strikes and then falls forward when it tips back, the weight of the arrows on the front pulling it over - so the arrow(s) still stuck in the target break the fall. We always have it set up on grass, maybe this wouldn't happen on a hard surface? haven't tried that). But I really don't mind this little issue as I wanted something LIGHT and PORTABLE. It would not tip if it was heavier, but it would be harder to transport then too. If there must be a trade off I'll keep the portability.All in all, though, this is EXACTLY what I wanted. Something small, light and portable that we could easily take with us wherever we go. Simply drop it and shoot. Couldn't be any easier than that. Have never had it damage an arrow (the above tipping incident not withstanding) or have any difficulty removing arrows from the foam layers. We've put a few hundred arrows into it so far and one can just barely tell that it has been used, so I expect that it'll hold up well for a long time to come.GREAT PRODUCT. Would definitely recommend to a friend and/or buy again.
P. Dreisbach
2025-06-14 11:36:51
Every day with appropriate weather Grandson request to take the light weight and sturdy archery target and practice! Absolutely well liked and well received and a very pleased Grandfather as well!
Shaundrah Heck
2025-06-03 11:51:20
I like the block target, it is long lasting and stops arrows very well. I decided to buy this youth version. Very disappointed that the target spots were so poorly painted and the layers are ragged. I feel like they took advantage of me because I wasn’t able to pick from a selection of targets. Quality control fail.
Sue
2025-06-02 18:28:04
The kids love it.
Victoria
2025-04-09 16:30:55
It was exactly what I wanted, worked great. We all enjoyed it very much.!
Jason Cauthen
2025-01-22 14:28:10
My child was getting discouraged because her arrows bounced off our other targets with her bow with 18 pound draw. The arrows stick in this target great and we have put 200+ shots into it with no real signs of wear.