With the days of making my own lighted nocks behind me, I've started trying what's out there for lighted nocks. I liked the original Nockturnals but haven't had good luck with my last few of the newer ones since Rage bought them out. Plus they are a pain to
I saw a new lighted nock on a quick pass through the archery section of my local Walmart last week. It's called the Nock Out lighted nock made by Clean-Shot. I liked that it came in single packs so I could try one. I also liked that it came with little sleeves to fit different sized arrow shafts.
I love these nocks! I've been shooting it for about a week now, and it's so much easier to use than a Nockturnal. You can keep it on practice mode and not light it up or turn the collar to light mode to practice with it on.
Jury is still out on the longevity of these, but I am a big fan after the first week.
From their website:
Practice Mode: A simple 1/4 turn of the silver activation collar deactivates the LED. Now, you can decide if you want the LED to light or not.
Easy Off: Simply pull the nock straight back until you hear a "click" and the LED turns off - no tools, no magnets, and it remains indexed to your vanes. Lighted nocks shouldn't take longer to turn off than it does to shoot them.
Universal Fit: Each package includes 3 precision orange bushings to fit the 5 most common carbon arrow shafts on the market. If you use a variety of arrow shafts sizes, or have a family of archers, you won't need to purchase multiple lighted nocks.
I saw a new lighted nock on a quick pass through the archery section of my local Walmart last week. It's called the Nock Out lighted nock made by Clean-Shot. I liked that it came in single packs so I could try one. I also liked that it came with little sleeves to fit different sized arrow shafts.
I love these nocks! I've been shooting it for about a week now, and it's so much easier to use than a Nockturnal. You can keep it on practice mode and not light it up or turn the collar to light mode to practice with it on.
Jury is still out on the longevity of these, but I am a big fan after the first week.
From their website:
Practice Mode: A simple 1/4 turn of the silver activation collar deactivates the LED. Now, you can decide if you want the LED to light or not.
Easy Off: Simply pull the nock straight back until you hear a "click" and the LED turns off - no tools, no magnets, and it remains indexed to your vanes. Lighted nocks shouldn't take longer to turn off than it does to shoot them.
Universal Fit: Each package includes 3 precision orange bushings to fit the 5 most common carbon arrow shafts on the market. If you use a variety of arrow shafts sizes, or have a family of archers, you won't need to purchase multiple lighted nocks.
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