PABrent

I used one when I first started shooting when I was really really young. It ripped my lips apart after awhile. I think they are good for new shooters to promote anchering at the same point everytime. Dont use one anymore....I like my face the way it is

The Outdoorsman

Personal preference I guess. I dont use one myself.

Tbyrnzy82

I dropped my kisser after the second year. I was more just tinkering and knew that i would gain a little speed without it so I tried it out. And after just a little bit... I loved it. I noticed a little transition point that I wasn't shooting very well still don't know if it was the kisser but that transition is long gone and I love not having a kisser to get caught in the face mask or slow down the bow.

TreednNC

Might have to try it without just to see. Ive never shot without, not paid attention to where my thumb or nose or what have ya is

Scott/IL

Used one on my first bow and never really thought anything about it. It was all I knew at the time. When I got my other bow, the guy setting it up for me suggested that I try to go without it. He said he used his cock vane as his anchor point. I was hesitant at first, but after awhile it grew on me. I wouldn't think of doing it any other way now.

fingerz42

kiss.. I think a kisser generally takes more like 4 fps off your setup... unless your kisser button is the size of a sugar cookie..

RattleSnake1

I have always used both a peep and kisser....just like knowing all is right. I have been considering lately about doing away with the kisser, but that's a project for next year.

gregrn43

I use a kisser button for sure. I have used one for so long it just feels funny one not being there. Besides it lets me know that i am anchored in the same place everytime.

cptleo1

I use a kisser button but I do not use a peep sight.

So I guess the speed issue is a wash.

Cuz I don't use the peep (Try it you will like it), I like having the 3 point anchor.

1 String on nose

2 Kisser

3 Knuckle behind my ear

This creates such a solid anchor, that the peep becomes expendable.

Your head can't be tilted or crooked in any way with this setup.

Canuck_2

Asmany others have indicated, I also used a kisser for a number of years.But I decided to abandon it, mainly because I couldn't feel it properly with a heavy mask on in cold weather.However,I found what davidmil said interesting, regarding a nose button. Never tried one of those. Regardless, I'm happy with my anchor points and this old dog probably isn't goingto learn many new tricks.