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The Rinehart RhinoBlock XL is the big brother of Rinehart's classic RhinoBlock, and it earns the name. This cube measures 18 inches high by 18 inches wide by 13 inches deep, giving you a big 18" x 18" target zone and six unique faces to shoot at. It's built from Rinehart's solid self-healing Signature Series foam, the same stuff that's earned the brand a reputation as one of the toughest names in the target game.
Two sides of the cube feature textured, life-like 3D deer target zones. One shows the outlined vital area of a deer, and the other lays out an anatomically correct organ display so you can practice real shot placement. The remaining four faces are covered in Rinehart's high-visibility aiming dots, with a mix of larger zones for honing form and clusters of smaller dots for tightening groups. Add it all up and you get 40 different aiming points, which keeps practice fresh and spreads your shots around so no single spot wears out too fast. The bright dots even help you keep shooting as the light fades.
The standout feature is the replaceable center insert. It gives your broadheads a dedicated place to land without chewing through the whole block, and when it finally wears out you swap the core instead of buying a new target. The RhinoBlock XL handles both field points and broadheads, and the self-healing foam grips arrows firmly then lets them pull without a fight once the target is broken in. Independent testing has clocked strong, consistent stopping power on the block, so it holds up to modern setups.
A rope carry handle makes it easy to haul from the garage to the yard or out to camp, and the cube shape stays put once you set it down. It's also set up for raised or elevated shooting if you like practicing treestand angles. Weather resistance is another strong point, so this one can live outside season after season and keep on working.
It's built for both. The replaceable center insert gives your broadheads a dedicated landing spot so they don't tear up the whole block, while the four dot sides are great for field point practice. Shooting broadheads mostly into the insert is the way to stretch its life, and when that core wears out you can swap it instead of replacing the target.
The solid self-healing foam is known for strong, consistent stopping power and handles typical crossbow and compound setups well. Very high-speed bows will wear the replaceable insert faster, especially if you shoot the short side, so many folks reserve the core for those shots and use the larger faces for everyday practice. Rotating your shots across all six sides helps everything last longer.
A brand new block runs tight until it gets broken in, so a little arrow lube on the shaft goes a long way early on. Rinehart recommends using lubrication until the target is broken in, and after that most people report arrows pull without much fuss. Broadheads tend to come out easily thanks to the channel the blades cut.
Yes, it's weather resistant and made to live outdoors through the season. The foam holds up to sun and moisture, though like any target the bright aiming dots may fade over time from constant sunlight. The rope handle makes it easy to move under cover when you want to.
| UPC | 853595186112 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 18611 |
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