Allen CompanyKisser Button, Slotted Design

Proff is in the Puddin, durable and reliable ! Hands down !! I bought 2 extra for years to come....

I placed it on my bowstring as directed but was not happy with the feel of the little clips, decided to tie it on with serving and still was not satisfied. Finally just took it off and tossed it in the "extra archery junk box".

Okay so its pretty simple, its a kisser button. If your hear by chance and only know what a kisser button is in general, it basically allows you to draw your bow to a set point every time so you have a consistent release and hit your target. I had a kisser button on my bow, but it was a sort of cheap one so it came flying off, where the rubber meets the base to secure to the bowstring. I therefore bought this to replace the other one. Its sturdy that's for sure. Some people may be concerned that its weight might affect FPS too much but I have not discerned much difference. I have not had my bow FPS measured lately but arrow flight time seems to be the same still. Its mostly rubber but its thicker than the other kisser button I was using so I think it will last better. It comes with two crimps that go on the top and bottom to keep it in place. Installation was really easy, and thankfully I have a large backyard where I could adjust the kisser in regards to my shot before I crimped it down. Make sure you have some needle nose pliers for that part. It stayed on during my test shots without being crimped but I was careful to keep an eye on it. A tip for install is that the openings for the crimps, I placed them facing front so that repeated bow shots would just send the crimps forward and not back so that they could potentially work loose.

I like these to tie on with dental floss.

It’s does what it’s meant to do

Works great.

It's hard to put it on and test where in needs to be in relation to your lip. On my second try it flew off, only to be found days later in my driveway about 20 yards from where I was standing. Once it's tied into place it works fairly well, however, if you already have a good anchor established in your shooting, this will through you off a bit at first.

This is a great button, installs easily if you have a pair of nocking pliers (you could probably get by with needle nose) and is very comfortable. I did chrono my bow before and after. Before I average 280.5 fps, after I average 279.0 fps. So it did cost me 1.5 fps, but for what your gaining, I feel it's well worth it.

I got one of these for my compound bow and one for my wife's. This kisser button is plastic, but it's soft enough that it doesn't irritate my face even after many shots. My wife doesn't seem to mind one on her bow either. The size of these is perfect for us as you clearly know that the kisser button is there but it's not so big that you have trouble with accurate placement every time.Highly recommended, especially given the price point!By the way, the installation is super easy if you have nocking pliers:1. Slide it onto the string - usually slightly above your nocking point and make sure that the slit in the kisser button is facing AWAY from your face.2. draw your bow into the shooting position a few times and adjust fit as necessary. Do NOT fire your bow.3. Slide on little nocking points that are included with this kisser button. Slide them over the string first and then slide them up or down the string onto the kisser button - don't push them onto the kisser button from the side.4. Test-fit again and adjust as needed. Do NOT shoot your bow until nocking points are crimped!5. Crimp both nocking points using nocking pliers and you're ready to shoot! I tried doing this with regular pliers and found it difficult to get a consistent crimp. I decided to spend a few bucks on nocking pliers with a bow square and was glad I did.

easy to install with the right tool!

Parfait tel que prévu. Facile d'installation.