Ultra-Nok II

[LA Whitetail]

Anyone used one of these? Any pros/cons using this over a D-loop?

Thanks





Ultra-Nok II,Tune-A-Nok and Ultra-Nok XL
These reliable and sturdy nocks keep your arrows from falling off the string at full draw. The Ultra-Nok 2 is a real advantage for shooters who use a release aid. Ultra-Nok eliminates string wear and increases accuracy. Machined from lightweight aircraft aluminum. The Ultra-Nock XL has multi-position back plates that accommodate all arrow nocks, regardless of size.

[bigbulls]

All cons IMO. So many to list.

Use a string loop.

[LA Whitetail]

Thanks, that's just what this newbie needs to know!!!

[Huntinman23]

i had one on my bow and the screws broke on it when i was shooting. dont get one i hated it but that is just my opinion.
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[Bailsuk]

When i bought my first bow it had the ultra nok fitted , i got it taken off ... Noisey and hidious . Tie a loop .

[5 shot]

A tied on loop is far and away a better choice. Those metal nock/loops are all junk. They cut your string, are noisey, expensive, easily damage etc.

[wis_bow_huntr]

Im going to have to disagree with most of you, im using the ultra noc and have very good success with it, I havent noticed any slow down in speed except1ft per second. I gained that back and added another 2 fps when I switched to carbons.