I bought these lighted nocks from Temu also .. 4 of the 6 were good, 2 were broke/didn't work. The ones that did work performed a lot better than I thought they would.. and they're still working.
Hello, new to the channel, new to archery, and enjoy watching videos like this, knowing Temu can be full of cheap items. But for your lighted nocks, check out woodys starburst nocks! Better value for the money, you get 6 nocks for the same price you get 3 nocks from nocturnal, or luminocks, the nocks are pretty close to the same weight, like maybe .5 grain on the ones I’ve gotten.
Thanks for sharing. My experience from ordering cheap stuff from China, their ads are filled with lies. Examples: Trail camera said ultra HD 1080p. Not even 720p on a good day, and it played music out loud when you turned it on or off? I think the lens was horrible so terrible pics, day or night. Did not even last one season and self destructed. I did a search for 2219 crossbow arrows and a dozen from China were like 25 bucks. When they arrived, they were NOT 2219's and 7 out of 12 arrows were BENT. My two successful products were the Ozcut knockoff broadheads. Tough, straight, 150 grains, and cheap as dirt at less then $2 a piece. Also had success with 3 blade monolithic broadheads at 125 grains. If the nocks are too small for the shaft, you can experiment with wrapping a piece of duct tape around the bottom of the nock before you slide it in. It can tighten up the fit considerably. Don't over lap the tape initially to see if it fits. I like the idea of the switch to turn them off.
I’ve got one. Not a big fan of it. The only benefit I really see is your D loop shouldn’t wear out as fast. But if ur using a good release and properly installed D loop you shouldn’t be replacing them very often. Just my 2 cents
@@TripleRwoods i was thinking it would be good for adjusting when switching from an index release to a thumb release. Also ive seen videos where they talk about jaw releases wearing out the d-loop. I ordered on im going to try out.
I have the red style ones in my easton axis 5mm and they work flawlessly.
I bought these lighted nocks from Temu also .. 4 of the 6 were good, 2 were broke/didn't work. The ones that did work performed a lot better than I thought they would.. and they're still working.
Get garbage when you pay for garbage.
Thanks for the video, it helps save us all time and $$!!
Keep them coming.
Thank you! 🙏
Hello, new to the channel, new to archery, and enjoy watching videos like this, knowing Temu can be full of cheap items. But for your lighted nocks, check out woodys starburst nocks! Better value for the money, you get 6 nocks for the same price you get 3 nocks from nocturnal, or luminocks, the nocks are pretty close to the same weight, like maybe .5 grain on the ones I’ve gotten.
I will check them out. Thanks
Green one good for night fish on floater
They have a little button on the knock with the bow string just have to press them down the button on the side is to turn them off
All for American companies but deep power lighted nocks for 25 bucks a dozen absolutely kill nockturnals in price and longevity
Thanks for sharing. My experience from ordering cheap stuff from China, their ads are filled with lies. Examples: Trail camera said ultra HD 1080p. Not even 720p on a good day, and it played music out loud when you turned it on or off? I think the lens was horrible so terrible pics, day or night. Did not even last one season and self destructed. I did a search for 2219 crossbow arrows and a dozen from China were like 25 bucks. When they arrived, they were NOT 2219's and 7 out of 12 arrows were BENT. My two successful products were the Ozcut knockoff broadheads. Tough, straight, 150 grains, and cheap as dirt at less then $2 a piece. Also had success with 3 blade monolithic broadheads at 125 grains. If the nocks are too small for the shaft, you can experiment with wrapping a piece of duct tape around the bottom of the nock before you slide it in. It can tighten up the fit considerably. Don't over lap the tape initially to see if it fits. I like the idea of the switch to turn them off.
What are your thoughts on the metal clamp on D-loop?
I’ve got one. Not a big fan of it. The only benefit I really see is your D loop shouldn’t wear out as fast. But if ur using a good release and properly installed D loop you shouldn’t be replacing them very often. Just my 2 cents
@@TripleRwoods i was thinking it would be good for adjusting when switching from an index release to a thumb release. Also ive seen videos where they talk about jaw releases wearing out the d-loop. I ordered on im going to try out.
I have tested those😂 By impact batery disconnects and you have to pull it out every single shot
Most of the name brand stuff is made in China too. You’re just not buying them manufacturer direct.
Absolutely… I would hope the American companies have a higher standard of quality control than Temu does.
Temu, its a crap shoot, got some great fishing deals, some went directly in the trash.
I ordered D-loop material from Temu and it is unusable. Pure junk. Never again.
Yep…. Haven’t found anything yet on there worth the wait on shipping.