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ERA NET CLUB STANDARD HEIGHT 240 cm WIDTH 400 - 2500 cm
Complete backstop netting kit for home or shooting range.
Quickly set up an effective arrow backstop, it's perfect for gardens and fields – can be set up quickly and easily and offers good safety and arrow protection behind any 3D animal target or any regular target. Great for archery courses, tournaments, or other archery events.
Safety instructions are printed on a tarpaulin and sewn directly on the net.
Dedicated tote bag for carrying or storing the backstop netting and included accessories.
UV resistant.
Mesh : 4mm x 1 mm UV resistant
Height: 240 cm
Width: 400, 500, 600, 800, 1000, 1200, 1500, 1800, 2000, 2500 cm
Color: Green
Manufacturer: Era
ATTENTION - IMPORTANT NOTE:
To help our customers make informed decisions on the suitability and performance of netting, please consider the following information.
Netting is not guaranteed to stop arrows. If you are using small-diameter arrows, compound bows, or any medium to high-performance bow, the arrows will have a higher chance of passing through the net.
Netting is commonly used at ‘have-a-go’ type archery events, where bows are of low poundage and arrows of wide diameter are used. They are often seen on archery ranges and tournaments, with the primary objective of slowing the velocity of arrows and catching the occasional wayward arrow, but they are never used as the only safety measure because they cannot be guaranteed to catch all arrows.
The wider the arrow and the lower the velocity, the more likely nets are to catch the arrow. For example, a longbow shooting a wooden arrow is more likely to be stopped than a compound bow shooting a carbon arrow.
Netting is only one element to be considered when setting up a safe shooting area. It should never be used as the primary safety element.
When hanging a net, it should not be pulled taught. Leave the net dragging on the floor and allow the horizontal to bunch like a curtain. For example, a 3 meter width net hung to cover 2 meters will offer better-stopping power than the same net pulled tight across 3 meters.