First Look: Delta McKenzie Speed Bag 500

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posted on November 24, 2020
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Has this bow season revealed a little more practice may be in order? Look no further than the new Speed Bag 500, from Delta McKenzie. Designed to stop high-velocity arrows and crossbow bolts, the Speed Bag 500 promises to handle whatever you throw at it—quite literally, up to 500 FPS. The target face spans 24-inches, while high-contrast graphics on both sides yield plenty of places to aim. Forty-eight pounds of fill lengthens target life, and improves stopping power, for easy one-handed removal of arrows and bolts. Learn more at dmtargets.comMSRP: $64.99

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