Nock Out Lighted Nocks are a product by Clean-Shot Archery, Inc. and claim to be an easy to use, frustration free lighted nock system. Lets check them out! How to use the Nock Out Lighted Nocks Follow the instructions below for installation and use of the Nock Out lighted nocks. Installation of the Nock Out Lighted […]
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A few years ago the archery market was driven by a fad to create the shortest bows possible. PSE’s venture into this category was the PSE X-Force SS (super short) compound bow. It was one of the shortest compounds ever made. Let’s look at its specs. PSE X-Force Specs Axel to axel: 27 inches Weight:
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The Hoyt Carbon Spyder 34 is one of the best bows (if not the best) in the Hoyt line up for 2014. The Hoyt Carbon Spyder 34 features Hoyt’s game changing carbon riser and delivers on quietness, speed, and feel. This bow retails for around $1,399. Lets take a look at the Hoyt Carbon Spyder 34’s specs.
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The Spott Hogg Hogg It is an American made, multi pin sight by Spot Hogg that offers excellent adjustability and performance. Its weight is around 10.5 ounces and is made of only the highest quality materials and components. Once installed and mastered, this rest will aid any shooter in becoming as accurate as possible. The build
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This nasty little broadhead, the Thunderhead Edge by NAP, retails at $34.99 and is the latest design in the legacy of the Thunderhead broadheads. It has the same trusted trocar tip as the original Thunderheads but now comes fully assembled. The Thunderhead Edge broadhead comes with serrated offset blades that are designed for a devastating wound channel. The
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The Spitfire Maxx is a 3 blade over the top deploying mechanical broadhead made by New Archery Products. This broadhead, which features a cut on contact head, is based on the original spitfire with some small changes. Instead of the standard 1 1⁄2 inch cutting diameter it has a larger 1 3⁄4 inch cutting diameter. The standard Spitfire
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The Scott Shark release is a dual caliper solid swivel release that can be purchased with a buckle or a velcro strap. This release is fully adjustable via a 5 hole length adjustment system. This system allows any archer to set the trigger right where it has to be for proper form. As Scott Archery’s number 1
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This review is on Alpine Innovation’s latest greatest product for the bowhunting world, the Cambow Bow Sling System. The Cambow bow sling is lightweight, can stay attached during a shot, and uses a patented limb loop technology which makes the bow’s riser support the bow’s weight instead of the delicate cams. Our experience with the
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This review is of the Spudz Pro optics cleaner by Alpine Innovations. The Spudz Pro retails at around $11 dollars and is a convenient little cleaning system that can attach to pretty much anything via the handy little clip. The Spudz Pro is about the size of a credit card and contains a safe, scratch
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The Killzone Maxx broadhead was released for the 2013 season and has a large 2 3/8 inch cutting diameter. In flight the broadhead has a diameter of 7/8 of an inch. The original killzone broadhead has only a 2 inch cutting diameter. New archery products seems to have taken the success of the Rage broadheads and addressed
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