All this lighted nock talk is leaving me with questions..

[npockat32]

Anyone ever use the archers flame lighted nocks?

I am on a debate on which ones to buy...the firenock, the g5 nock, or the archers flame..

Any suggestions without making my own?

[thehairlessone!]

i guess i havent heard of those?

rick

[thebuckhasfallen]

i'd go for white fletchings over a lighted nock. it's cheaper per arrow, but to each his own.

[Stormy_NY]

Archers Flame is a quality knoc ..... I think the wooden dowel that you insert into the shaft really makes it very durable. I really do not think there is a comparison between a lighted knoc and white fletching.

[thebuckhasfallen]

if you're searching for an arrow, white is going to stand out the most, unless it's winter, then you're kinda screwed. but as i said before to each his own.

[Rob/PA Bowyer]

ORIGINAL: thebuckhasfallen

i'd go for white fletchings over a lighted nock. it's cheaper per arrow, but to each his own.

LMAO, it's totally NOT the same thing. I have white feathers, a white wrap and the light is ten times easier to follow in the air and afterwards. It's quite fun to be honest with you. CLICK ME FOR VIDEO!


I'm hearing great things on the Firenocks. I think I'm going to give them a shot. The Easton Tracer Nock was/is a big disappointment.

[npockat32]

ORIGINAL: Rob/PA Bowyer

LMAO, it's totally NOT the same thing. I have white feathers, a white wrap and the light is ten times easier to follow in the air and afterwards. It's quite fun to be honest with you. CLICK ME FOR VIDEO!


I'm hearing great things on the Firenocks. I think I'm going to give them a shot. The Easton Tracer Nock was/is a big disappointment.

You are totally correct Rob on the difference with white fletching vs a lighted nock. Lighted nocks are so much easier to see.

Take a look at the archers flame nocks too. I am looking at them at the moment because they are lighter than the firenocks and there is no magnet for them either.