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Kisser Button Or Not. We’ve reviewed some of the best kisser buttons in this article to help you to find an optimal solution for you. Hence the term kisser button. The nose button helps to center the. To each their own for sure, but i find that i don't need one. I haven't used it but. A nose or kisser button on a bow is not required, but can be helpful in achieving better accuracy. Unlike stabilisers and clickers, a kisser button is not universally used by the very. I am not a fan of the kisser button, maybe on a fixed sight, in theory i would nose button is a great idea. The kisser and nose buttons allow for a quick and easy anchor point that can be added to an archer’s draw process to create consistency. If you do decide to. Most set it up so that it touches a certain part of the top lip: It helps you prevent your anchor position from shot to shot. I don't like the nose buttons because they are to big and, why pay for them when serving material is so cheap. The kisser button is a small plastic and inexpensive part which is attached to the string. I don't like kissers because you can move your lips quite a bit.

Unlike stabilisers and clickers, a kisser button is not universally used by the very. If you do decide to. The kisser and nose buttons allow for a quick and easy anchor point that can be added to an archer’s draw process to create consistency. A nose or kisser button on a bow is not required, but can be helpful in achieving better accuracy. Most set it up so that it touches a certain part of the top lip: The kisser button is a small plastic and inexpensive part which is attached to the string. So if you already use your nose as an anchor point on your string, a kisser button can create a second anchor point and allow for more consistency. I haven't used it but. It helps you prevent your anchor position from shot to shot. To each their own for sure, but i find that i don't need one.

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Kisser Button Or Not I am not a fan of the kisser button, maybe on a fixed sight, in theory i would nose button is a great idea. It helps you prevent your anchor position from shot to shot. The kisser button is a small plastic and inexpensive part which is attached to the string. If you do decide to. Hence the term kisser button. Unlike stabilisers and clickers, a kisser button is not universally used by the very. A nose or kisser button on a bow is not required, but can be helpful in achieving better accuracy. I haven't used it but. I don't like kissers because you can move your lips quite a bit. The nose button helps to center the. I don't like the nose buttons because they are to big and, why pay for them when serving material is so cheap. So if you already use your nose as an anchor point on your string, a kisser button can create a second anchor point and allow for more consistency. We’ve reviewed some of the best kisser buttons in this article to help you to find an optimal solution for you. To each their own for sure, but i find that i don't need one. The kisser and nose buttons allow for a quick and easy anchor point that can be added to an archer’s draw process to create consistency. Most set it up so that it touches a certain part of the top lip: