LumenokEaston Carbon Crescent Bolt End (3-Pack), Red

From the packaging, these appear to be new old stock.So had to open one and test it to see if the battery was still good.It worked. But wish the seller had included an actual pictureof the package their add.

These crossbow bolt ends work great. I have used Lumenok bolt ends for years and have never had a failure. I will not hunt without them.

Works well ( 2 dead deer) and two lit bolts in the ground. Only small problem I had was sometimes with a little bump of brush of tree etc , you'll look down and see them on and have to do the "wiggle " to turn off. Also had one that came on while loading the bolt in the crossbow - rather a quick shock as it was pitch black out and all the sudden the light comes on and stuns you ! Overall I'll be using them again. Noticed that you really can't follow the bolt to the target as the bolt is through the target to quickly due to the speed of the modern crossbows but it sure helps to find the bolts to assess damage.I do wish they would go into a flashing mode ie the Easton's but I think they are easier to use and more reliable then the Tracer nock.

It is very tough to turn off and on. The light will go off and on with one of them. I have to keep pressure on it with my finger. It is contacting the arrow shaft. So tight I have to use pliers to turn off and on! On one I press down with my finger, it lights up, let go it either dims, or not lighting up at all. See pics. It is tight! Take a small pair of pliers with you on these. When they do work, are too tight! Try not to crack the nock when turning it on and off. My arrow groupings were off when placing on my arrow. I rezeroed and the next arrow, same type I had to rezero again. Will not keep a tight grouping. I will be returning. I returned on the Oct. 24th. Tracked the item. They arrived on the Oct. 29th. I still have not received my refund!!! I even tried a second set! Same problem! Groupings with Lumenoks are all over the place.With my regular nocks I am right on with tight groupings.It is now Nov. 15th and I have not received my refund. I could have walked to Amazon, picked up my refund and walked back home!!

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Transaction, price, shipping. etc was all fine....however, the style of this brand of lighted nocks is somewhat difficult to turn the light off....doesn't want to pull back out of the shaft easily. Plan on carrying a pair of pliers with you with these.....and yes I have the correct size.......also have a friend that used these with same frustration...and he bought them already installed in the bolts. Wish I'd have talked to him first. Previously used Luminok "tracers", that use a little magnet to activate AND deactivate....so simple and easy to use. Couldn't find then though.....not sure if they stopped making them or not.....my next batch will require a bit more searching the web.

I've used Lumenoks for years and found them to be very reliable. I was careful to follow the installation instructions and they have worked every time. Broadheads are dangerous. They can go completely throgh an animal and bury themselves under leaves, etc.; and one that is lost can severely damage a persons foot or the tires on 4-wheel drive truck, an ATV and a large tractor tire can cost over $600. It is a must for me (and anyone else who hunts my property with archery equipment) to shoot from an elevated position and use Lumenoks.

These are very bright which is a plus. The only downside is they turn on sometimes on their own.