Are the premium lighted nocks worth the premium price. Lets take look at the differences and then you can decide. #archery #bowhunting #psearchery #lightednock #review
These nocks on nearly all the lighted products are a little wider and fill up the gap between the d-loop knots. When the bow is a full draw you will have nocks pinch. Your nocks are already touching the knots. Which will affect flight. You also have no “ soft knots” between the d-loop knots and the nock. Some just put one soft knot on the bottom others use one above and below the nock. Generally a small amount of gap is desired between the nock and any soft knots or d-loop. Like 1/32” or so. Prevents nock pinch at full draw as the string angle closes any spacing. There are multiple videos on this. Levi Morgan and John Dudley have good videos on this. Might want to check that out. Another thing that will help you is getting your arm/elbow more in-line behind you. This will align your release hand more with the string. Your elbow appears to be way out from your body. This causes you to hold the draw with arm muscles. With the elbow behind your head you will be pulling more with back muscles which are larger stronger. Watch some pro shooters and see where they put the elbow. GOOD luck
Thanks so much…I will speak to my pro shop about that. Also I realized my draw length was too short. And now ..wow what a difference now I can get that arm in line much better and put my nose on the string…beforehand I had to lean forward and right before to see in my peep.
Big time nock pinch With the wider nock need to check for nock pinch at full draw With no soft nock point in side of d loop it is super hard to replace d loop get it in the same place . Lighted nocks are super soft and easy to get out round check them on arrow spinner
Agree with soft nocks, but there’s slop in his set up with the Amazon red. I didn’t see pinch. Amazon green looks like center serving is too large dia if it pulls the string like he described.
These nocks on nearly all the lighted products are a little wider and fill up the gap between the d-loop knots. When the bow is a full draw you will have nocks pinch. Your nocks are already touching the knots. Which will affect flight. You also have no “ soft knots” between the d-loop knots and the nock. Some just put one soft knot on the bottom others use one above and below the nock. Generally a small amount of gap is desired between the nock and any soft knots or d-loop. Like 1/32” or so. Prevents nock pinch at full draw as the string angle closes any spacing. There are multiple videos on this. Levi Morgan and John Dudley have good videos on this. Might want to check that out. Another thing that will help you is getting your arm/elbow more in-line behind you. This will align your release hand more with the string. Your elbow appears to be way out from your body. This causes you to hold the draw with arm muscles. With the elbow behind your head you will be pulling more with back muscles which are larger stronger. Watch some pro shooters and see where they put the elbow. GOOD luck
Thanks so much…I will speak to my pro shop about that. Also I realized my draw length was too short. And now ..wow what a difference now I can get that arm in line much better and put my nose on the string…beforehand I had to lean forward and right before to see in my peep.
Amazon deepower lighted knock work well
Big time nock pinch With the wider nock need to check for nock pinch at full draw With no soft nock point in side of d loop it is super hard to replace d loop get it in the same place . Lighted nocks are super soft and easy to get out round check them on arrow spinner
Agree with soft nocks, but there’s slop in his set up with the Amazon red. I didn’t see pinch. Amazon green looks like center serving is too large dia if it pulls the string like he described.
can you share link for the green ones?
Search ‘ZeoPeya Lighted Nocks for Arrows with .244"/6.2mm Inside Diameter Shaft” is the ones I use for my diameter shafts..23.99 for 12