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Lumenok Lighted Arrow Nocks

Always Know Where Your Arrow Goes

The Lumenok...

Is Self Contained
The Lumenok requires no magnets and no glue.  It contains no switch or any other moving parts. There is nothing to attach to your bow or glue into your arrow to make it work.

Fits most popular arrows
That includes any arrow that accepts a Carbon Express TCX Nock, Bohning Signature Nock, Easton Super Uni-nock, Gold Tip GT nock, or PSE nock. The The Lumenok-X is available for Easton Axis, Superslims and Beamen Black Max arrows

Is Easy To Use
Just remove the original nocks from your arrows and insert the Lumenok. When the nock is fully seated against the electrically conductive end of the carbon or aluminum arrow shaft, the Lumenok lights. Wiggling the nock back and forth in the shaft breaks electrical contact between the arrow shaft and the Lumenok, causing the light to go off. At this point the archer can put the Lumenok equipped arrow in his quiver and forget about it. It will automatically be activated upon release of the arrow when shot, allowing the archer to more easily follow the flight of his arrow. The Lumenok will remain lit for up to 40 hours or until retrieved and is turned off by wiggling it back and forth. These nocks will operate hundreds of times.

Is Useful in Many Ways
The archer can take advantage of the Lumenok's high visibility to help in tuning his equipment. Small variations in arrow flight are easily detected because it is easier to see your arrows flight. In the field, a hunter can see where his hard-earned shot hits. In case the archer misses his shot, he can go directly to the arrow.

Is Made in America for Hunters by Hunters
The Lumenok is manufactured by hunters who developed the product from a perceived need for an aid in determining shot placement and in arrow retrieval. The Lumenok will not make you a better hunter, but it may help point to things that will allow you to enjoy better hunts.

Four types of Lumenoks now available: