Bowmar Archery Nose Button, Extremely Light Weight, Creates Consistent Anchor Point, Two Sizes Included

I purchased this bow a couple of years ago to start bow hunting with my youngest son. He was killed in an accident Labor Day of 2018. I could not bring myself to use it after that until this year.When I purchased the bow, they recommended a "kisser" be installed for a mouth anchor point and it worked well, but I just could not put my arrows in a reliable spot. I saw the video describing the use and that your nose does not move like the rest of your face. I thought I would give it a try.I mounted it as instructed and left the kisser on to experiment. While I could reliably place the nose button right where it needed to go, the kisser was not always in place correctly. I removed it. Once I could put my arrows within a 50 cent piece, I permanently installed the nose button. I can now put them within a quarter up to 30 yrds. I had a successful first hunt and took a large sow. The arrow went right were I aimed.I used the smaller button on my bow as I plan to place this on my younger son's bow and have it fitted to my older son. Hopefully he will go hunting with me again.

So all of a sudden Levi Morgan started using this item and won championships. No he was winning way before then. This product is aweful. Did not change a thing for me except that my nose was trying to find this button making my shot worse and not as relaxed. Something that costs literally 5 cents to make they are selling for 20 dollars. That is just insane.

Finally got to try out the nose button this evening. Just shot 5 rounds at 50yrds, but could tell immediate results. I was a little skeptical at first, but for the price it was worth the risk. No risk involved. Easy installation, instant feedback, consistent ancor and improved groups. Average 3 1/2 inch groups at 50yrds is pretty dang good for me. If you are thinking about trying just order it. I don't see where there could be any negative effects.

Major improvement over a kisser button. I am super impressed on the way it improves my anchor point, peep/sight alignment and increased consistency. One of the better products I have tried over the years when it comes to improving my shooting and I have been shooting bows for quite a few years. Simple, easy to install and it worked for great for me. And unlike many of the products that I have tried and has failed to live up to its hype, this is a relatively cheep, simple way to improve consistency. Way to think outside the box Bowmar!

I absolutely wanted this to be a gimmick when a buddy talked me into trying it, but it really does help. I've never struggled with archery, but I've also never turned down trying something that might make me better. Even if your fundamentals are great and your anchor point is rock solid, this will help you be even more consistent. It's also really nice for hunting when adrenaline can have you paying more attention to your target than your form.At 30 yards and under, my groups can get expensive. With the nose button helping me hold an even more consistent anchor, I'm having to switch to a 5 point target at 40 and 50.This would help immensely if you're struggling with finding your anchor.

This nose button is a must for extreme precision and engagement of the nervous system. It provides you with an absolute extreme level of focus in any situation, with no loss to velocity. The proof is in the shot with this addition. Even with a crosswind that slightly pulled my arrow left, at 90 yards, my focus and consistency significantly increased. With no loss to arrow velocity and two sizes included, you can choose what works best for you (I opted to use the smallest one). This nose button is my #1 recommendation for someone who wants to work on their bow and learn how to tie things in. The Bowmar instructional video was also a must since it had everything you would need to consider when tuning and adjusting your setup. I can't say enough about how stellar this product is!

Button works great at keeping a consistent placement of string at nose and therefore, a consistent placement of hand on face. Before I bought button, I thought my string placement at nose was consistent...I certainly could feel the string against my nose. Why would I need a button for something I could feel already? Actually what was happening was I was unknowing moving the string placement up and down my nose, hitting the same place on my nose with different points along the string. This was caused by inconsistent movement of head and release placement. I certainly do think the Bowmar Nose Button eliminates those errors for better accuracy. As a plus, outstanding video on installing and using the product. As a note, I shoot right handed compound bow, but left eye dominant. I do not have or use a peep sight...nor do I want a peep sight. I use a bow sight sold on Amazon that aligns a dot with your shooting eye. That being the case, having the additional support of the nose button is essential.

Not a competition shooter, just a hunter for about 30 years. User of many anchoring devices and shooting aids from clickers to kissers. This tiny over priced as some say piece of plastic has dropped my groups from 3inches at 40yards to 1.5 inch average. This little gadget is as essential for accuracy as a release. No more rubber bands no more kisser buttons and had no effect on my hunting setup fps not that the chorney could pick up.