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Works great bigger than I thought it would be, especially for the price. Grandson loves it and makes it easier to find the darts too.

Easy set up, works as expected, even if my son can’t hit the blind side of a barn. It seems to be durable, but I wouldn’t leave it outside on a windy day.

It's a fun target and my granddaughter loved playing with it . But it's a little flimsy feeling. Some of the target circles were wrinkled and didn't hang down correctly. But, that said, everyone, including the adults, had a great time playing with it. I think for a six year old it was harder to hit the targets than you might think. Even for an adult it was still challenging. Fun for all.

This is such a fun thing for our son to have an use for his extensive nerf gun collection. Adds some fun to everything. We love that it catches the darts too.

What a great idea to have bullets caught in back. less searching for bullets. Awesomw

Easy to assemble and even includes tent stakes to pin down outside if needed. We have ours inside and it stands on it's own just fine.It doubles as a good spot to store all the extra nurf darts as well, as the inside has a net to catch the darts.The zombie on the front has 6 targets, one on each leg, one on each arm, and one for the head and one for the center body. There are "points" on each target and there are flaps to allow the darts to go in. There are 3 sizes of holes, with the legs being the largest, then the arms, and the head and center body are the smallest, it's possible to get into the smaller holes with good aiming, or being closer to the target. The legs are easy, likely a kid of any age / skill would be able to get them.We have a rule to not aim or short at anyone not actively playing nurf with you, so this is a good toy to give something to aim and shoot at.Over all the print / image quality on it looks good.No complaints, and best of all, the kid loves it.

Not of the greatest quality. The two "tent poles" that act as the legs that brace the target up and simultaneously form the dart collection area in the back, are longer than where the zipper area is to insert them on each side. While I was attempting to insert one, the material piece actually ripped off the back of the target on that side. Fortunately, I am pretty handy with a needle and thread so this actually allowed me the opportunity to slide the pole in and then just sew. It is now in there permanently. The other side we, as in me and another person, were finally able to force the pole in and get it zipped up without the same issue but it took some real grunt work from both of us. Now that the target is assembled however, it was well received by the kids and it fulfills its role as a fill-in Nerf target that isn't dad or mom, because that was getting old. Enjoy!

My grandson, who is 5, got this for Christmas. He is loaded with Nerf guns and this is target practice. He also lives in a house with a "Boo-Boo" that loves Halloween and HHN, so the liking Zombies comes quite natural. It's really cute, keeps all those nerf bullets contained, and he loves it. I would recommmend.