Georgiaboy34

I bought one of these Ultra Nox XL from the Wal-Mart clearance rack, I haven't installed it yet. says it will align my peep without the tubing. Does anybody use one or have used one in the past? What's your opinion?

btomlin

I use a string loop. I have heard of those things breaking and sending shrapnel(sp) everywhere.

buckhunter12

I got one at walmart to and after i tried it im gonna take it back. I never had my string slap my arm until i installed.(who knows why) and i think my groups got bigger when i switched. I like the regular string loop much better.
ryan

X-Ring

If you can't get a string loop, you might as well try it.

timbow2

I had one on my bow it does help align yor peep just read the directions it tells you how to they are nice and easy to install if you don,t have an over draw or a short brace hight collision with you bow shouldn,t be a problem. You bought it because It interested you so try it knowing wal-mart you probably got it dirt cheap so try it you can always go back to whatever you had before like every thing else some guys like them some don,t only you can decide.

timbow2

I had one on my bow it does help align yor peep just read the directions it tells you how to they are nice and easy to install if you don,t have an over draw or a short brace hight collision with you bow shouldn,t be a problem. You bought it because It interested you so try it knowing wal-mart you probably got it dirt cheap so try it you can always go back to whatever you had before like every thing else some guys like them some don,t only you can decide. although if you havn't used a loop it does move your anchor point back a bit and You could end up drawing to much bow which is a big cause of string slap so wear an arm gaurd at first. I trusted it more than a string loop and shot the same with both and they both save on the serving.

timbow2

Sorry for the double reply I don't know what the hell Im doing.

Len in Maryland

It will slow the speed of you arrow down by as much as 7 fps. It has been known to be very hard on the serving and string. It whips your string further forward and may hit anything in its path.

Georgiaboy34

Thats kind of what i was thinking also len,when i got it it looked like a good thing. but after i placed it on my bow just to see how it looked,it looked like a big piece of weight in the middle of my string.can i get the loops you guys are talking about at most of the bow shops? are any better than the others? Thanks for the assistance everyone!

Rangeball

Georgia, Rope Loops work on the same principle as the metal loop, but without the weight. I would imagine most bow shops would be capable of tying one on for you, for not too much jack...