3DI 3D TARGET CAPYBARA- GROUP 4

3Di Target Capybara Tikk & Tokk Package

Two natural capybara poses for the price of one setup — this package pairs the standing Tikk with the sitting Tokk, both in self-healing foam and rated for Group 4 IFAA / IBO competition.

The 3Di Target Capybara Tikk & Tokk Package combines both capybara poses in a single set, giving archers and clubs an instant variety upgrade for their 3D course without having to order and coordinate two separate targets. The standing Tikk and sitting Tokk share the same one-piece, self-healing foam construction and easy-pull design, so arrows come free with minimal effort and the targets keep closing up shot after shot regardless of which one is on the stake. Three integrated scoring zones on each target keep every end structured, making the pair equally suited to club practice, 3D courses, and casual range sessions where a bit of variety keeps shooters engaged.

Key Features

• Two natural capybara poses in one package for instant course variety – Mixing the standing Tikk and sitting Tokk breaks up repetitive shooting lanes and gives archers a broader range of realistic aiming challenges from a single purchase.
• Easy-pull self-healing foam on both targets for fast, low-effort arrow retrieval – Arrows pull free with minimal resistance on either target, protecting shafts and vanes while the foam closes back up to keep both shooting true, end after end.
• Three integrated scoring zones per target for structured practice and competition – Built-in scoring areas on both the Tikk and the Tokk let archers track accuracy shot by shot, making the pair as useful for serious group tuning as for casual sessions.

Specifications

• Pack Contents: 1x Capybara Tikk (standing), 1x Capybara Tokk (sitting)
• Group Classification: Group 4 (IFAA / IBO)
• Material: Self-healing target foam
• Construction: One-piece
• Scoring Zones: Three integrated zones per target
• Compatibility: Field points
• Manufactured In: Italy
• Recommended Use: 3D courses, clubs, and practice ranges