Quick Summary
This Archery Backstop Netting is a 5 x 5 ft arrow catcher designed for bow training and slingshot practice. It comes with rope and hooks for hanging, and the backstop only format means the metal frame is not included.
The netting is described as 2 mm aramid fiber, and the product notes say it should hang with a slight sag for better impact absorption. It is listed in a 5 x 5 ft size, with a larger 5 x 10 ft option mentioned in the broader product description.
Key Details
| Detail | Product information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Product type | Archery backstop netting for catching arrows during practice. |
| Size | 5 x 5 ft size, which affects the amount of coverage behind the target. |
| Material | 2 mm aramid fiber, a stated construction detail for the netting. |
| Included items | Rope and hooks are included for hanging the backstop. |
| Configuration | Backstop only, with no metal frame included. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Size: This version is 5 x 5 ft. Compare the coverage area with your target setup and available space.
- Included parts: Rope and hooks are included, but the frame is not. Check whether your setup already has a suitable support.
- Use setting: The notes mention backyard, garage, basement and range use. Make sure the planned location matches the space you have.
- Mounting approach: It is meant to hang naturally with slight sag. Check whether your support points allow that setup.
Choosing the Correct Version
The product description also mentions a 5 x 10 ft size. Before choosing an offer, confirm that the selected size matches the shooting area you want to cover.
Before You Decide
Confirm the 5 x 5 ft size, the backstop-only configuration and the included rope and hooks before choosing an offer. If you need a larger coverage area, the 5 x 10 ft version is the other stated size.
Arrow Catcher Netting Setup Idea
For a simple practice area, plan the backstop behind your target so the hanging net has room to sag naturally. That setup matches the stated installation note and helps you think through support height, spacing and where the frame or fence will go before you start shooting.
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