6PCS Lighted Nocks for Arrows with .246/ .244/ .233/ .204/ .165 Inside Diameter Bolts with ON/Off Switch Light up Knocks Compound Bow Arrow Nocks for Hunting Shooting

I’ve tried countless arrow nocks for my micro diameter arrows . I shoot the gold tip kinetic pierce. If I could give 10 stars I would because I was blown away on how easy they were to put on my arrows . They are SUPER bright and simple to turn off . My arrows fly perfect with these nocks . Not to mention they look sweet on my arrows . These nocks are much cheaper in price compared to other nock manufacturers and these nocks BLOW AWAY the expensive ones. Hands down best lighted nocks I’ve ever bought. I’ve already ordered more

Shipping was very quick. The quality of the nocks are very good and the on / off switch are easy to use. The green nocks are bright and can be seen in sunlight but the blue nocks are very light and could not be seen in sunlight. Donot recommend the blue nocks. They fix my Gold Tip arrows. I shot all six nocks several times and they work everytime.

After months of use, I have finally decided to review these lighted nocks. I have been a serious archer for a handful of years now and I’ve always shot Nockturnal lighted nocks. They’re typically the only lighted nocks at most archery shops and they run $30 for 3. When I saw these I had to buy them considering there are DOUBLE the nocks (6 total) for almost HALF the price of a typical $30 3 pack of Nockturnals. Right out the box I was disappointed to find that 1 of the 6 nocks was missing the “tool-less” light shut off. This quality control issue frustrated me but honestly, it’s almost easier to turn the “broken” nock off with a nock tool than it is to turn off the non-broken nocks just using my thumb. The empty space provides a really easy notch to reach in to with my tool to switch the light off. On Nockturnals, you reach in with your tool and scrape the switch off which little by little shreds away at the internal switch material. These feature a tool-less light reset but the switch is so sturdy that you might risk ripping your nail while attempting to turn off your nock. Best to just use a $7 nock tool/small flat head to turn these off. Visually they are a touch dimmer than Nockturnals (in my photos these are on the left and the Nockturnals on the right) but it’s almost not noticeable. They seem a bit tighter on the string than my Nockturnals and my stock Axis 5mm X nocks, but that hasn’t seemed to be a problem thus far (knock on wood). They definitely have a clear “snap” on to the string which, as long as it isn’t ripping the string upon release, is nice. They also fit nice and tight inside the arrow with absolutely no wiggle room. Definitely need a nock tool to get them on the arrow perfectly but that applies to properly fitting any nock on any arrow. My BIGGEST praise for these nocks is how they seem to avoid my biggest issue with Nockturnals. Nockturnals, after all of a couple days-weeks of shooting, have an issue where the light turns on when you nock your arrow even though the light is ONLY supposed to turn on when the arrow is shot. This is annoying, kills battery life, and could reveal your location when getting set up in the dark. These nocks, after a couple months of use, have not presented that issue! I have had an issue with one or two nocks VERY occasionally not turn on immediately upon releasing the arrow but the lights have come on after being in the target for a few seconds. That could present a huge issue if you’re hunting and want to track exactly where you hit. Regardless, I HIGHLY recommend this nock to any archer that uses lighted nocks. These are an incredible deal compared to Nockturnals and the other name brands and they’ve held up really well for me so far. I’m rating these 4/5 stars with the 1 star being lost to the quality issue with the switch not being in 1 of my nocks and the issue with a nock occasionally not turning on immediately after being shot. Overall though these are shockingly great and I will absolutely be purchasing these again!

These lighted knocks are decent, I got them because when I shoot after work it’s almost dark, they work well yes, but the little on off switch cover broke off on 3 of them and 2 of them hit the target and stopped working as a whole so yes they’re an affordable option and you get twice as many as quality ones, but I wouldn’t hunt with them as I think if they’d shut off with contact

They work great shot. My deer didn’t even have to look for blood. Saw the nock glowing on the hill.

All 6 worked. Super bright, nice tight fit in .204 BE Rampage shaft, and on string. Switch is easy to operate, no tool needed. One nock through two deer and it still works, so they seem pretty durable. Can’t comment on battery life. I’ve tried them all and for this price, you can’t beat them.

The nocks fit the string well, they light up when shot, if they are lit for multiple shots say for practice they dim out or flicker but light up once you shoot them again. They are nice and bright. My issue is they rattle. Nothing major but just enough to annoy you, you don’t hear it in flight, you don’t hear it when carrying your bow with the quiver on the bow, but carrying just your quiver sounds like a salt shaker. Going to nock an arrow also gets all the rattles which is annoying for hunting could spook a deer. I Tried putting some electrical tape around them and reinstalling them but nothing wanted to help. So I’m using them for now might look for some better ones that don’t rattle. If you just want nocks for nocks then sure go for them if you want nocks for hunting then I say look around.I’m shooting gold tip hunter xt with the xt size nock which it’s meant for.

works like it should , easy to turn off and the green is bright