6PCS-New S Lighted Nock for Arrows with .244/6.2mm Inside Diameter Led Nocks with Switch Button for Archery Hunting

I left the review below after shooting once or twice. They were great. Flew exactly the same, LOVE the idea of turning them on/off easily, and the price was GREAT....BUT....as much as I wanted to love them, I can't. They simply can't take the power of a higher speed bow (a Mathews Triax in my case). Yesterday, two nocks collapsed and were driven into the arrow shaft when I shot. I was able to remove one, but the other is stuck inside and now that arrow is ruined. Bottom line is that they are too weak and unable to take the pressure of a higher power bow.ORIGINAL REVIEW: I was skeptical, but these seem to be just as good as nokturnals, only better because of the ease of on and off. Shot then at 40 yds and seemed just as good accuracy-wise. The on/off switch is awesome! And they cost like 3 bucks a piece. Win.win.win.

I bought the blue version last year and they worked great. I read that the green were brighter, and I would agree. This years green version appears to be the exact product as last years blue. A pack of six for less than half of what the name brand pack of three are makes these easy on the budget. I have these on gold tip Hunter arrows and they are shooting accurately enough that I damaged two of the blues last year with glancing blows on target (how would you like that with a $30 pack of three? Down to one?) There is one in this pack of 6 that the trigger for the light was a little tough. A little manual sliding and shooting and it is reliable now. I put that in my practice quiver. The finger on off button is a big improvement over nockturnals little dip that has to have a pointy thing to turn off. Last year each of my damaged blues I left on the target and they both stayed lit for 3days

I got really tired of paying $35-$45 for three Lumenock lighted nocks that work great 2 times then forget them. Forget Lumenocks’s customer service too. Wal-Mart treats you like a thief if you try and return a used item that fails. I saw these on Amazon about A week ago and ordered 12 green ones for $28.00. They arrived in 2 days. I shoot a 64” Ferguson Longbow and a Matthews Switchback. Each are 45Lbs. I tested six hoping 3 would survive. Shot each one10 times- worked flawlessly. That was ten times from each bow. The next day, did the same thing with the second pack. Same result. As soon as I get back from Ohio’s gun season, I’m going to order 5 more of the green and 5 of the red. These things are TERRIFIC!! Even if you get one or two bad out of each pack- it’s still worth it. $14 divided by 6=$2.33 each. 3 Lumenocks @ $10.00 each=$10.00 each. Downside of the nocks——- you can’t replace the batteries. Damn! Still a deal. Buy as many as you can-these things probably will sell out fast

The media could not be loaded.  Some of them work. But 2 of them do this when fully turned on. The intermittently work. Sometimes it lights up and other times not. I can’t risk that when In the woods hunting.Not sure if I got a bad batch but will update when I get a response from the seller

These things worked great. Just as well as the high dollar luminox. And I can confirm that the battery lasts over 20 hours(decided to leave the arrow on after shooting a deer). I shot a deer right before sundown and I could see the arrow just barely still in it when it ran off, waited for 30 minutes and was able to see the arrow off in the distance. Didn't even have to track any blood. Couldn't be happier with these.

I had another set of nocks without the ON OFF switch, where they send you a tiny flathead screw driver to actuate the switch. These are waaay more convenient and just as bright. I dont know how long the battery lasts but I've left them on all night before and they seem to be just fine with plenty of life left.

Folks. These nocks are well worth the money. I used to buy the nocturnal nocks from bow shop. For a 3 pack they are $25. They only stay lit for 24hr period. And you have to find something to turn the light off when your done. I used my broadheads to turn them off. These nocks have a switch to turn them off. Already better than the nockturnal. But it gets better. These nocks stay lit for days. I had a damaged one from shooting one day. And just let it stay lit because i was curious. The damaged nock stayed lit for over 1 WEEK. Thats a game changer. And you get 6. Well worth the money. Will never buy nocturnal nocks again unless they improve design and give a better quantity for the $

Nocturnals are good, but very hard to turn off in the dark. They also fill full of blood. These are so easy to turn off I practice with them. These get a little blood in them but bot even close to what Nocturnals do.

Works great at night and very reliably turns on when fired. Not visible during the day though unlike red or green.