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Your cart is empty.TRUGLO KISSER BUTTON: The TruGlo Kisser Button is an accessory for archery and bow hunting that helps maintain consistent anchor points for increased accuracy. A kisser button is a simple device that you attach to your bowstring above the D-Loop that when you come to full draw it's gonna sit in the corner of your mouth. The Kisser Button from TruGlo is created of a soft rubber that delivers a secure grip during the installation process. Also, this high-quality material ensures rugged durability and provides years of dependable use. These kisser buttons are designed to fit all bows, and can be installed with little hassle - this ensures minimal maintenance time, leaving more time for hunting! So don't let anything stand between you and success - choose TruGlo for your hunting needs! SPECS & FEATURES: - Slotted kisser button; - Easy to install - no bow press needed; - Soft, durable rubber; - Fits all bows; - Color options. TRUGLO: With the introduction of the fiber-optic archery pin nearly 30 years ago, TRUGLO has long been an innovator in the industry. We offer a variety of sight products to ensure you find the perfect fit.
Chad
2025-08-12 15:16:04
I’ve shot Thousands with this and one of the sides broke off, shooting at 60lbs. i would recommend getting it tied on i had bought one previously and must not have crimped the metal good enough and it flew off a few shots in, after i tied it on it works really well and is super easy to put on
lawrence knott
2025-08-03 13:05:12
Works great I will recommend this if you’re looking for a kisser button
Scooter
2025-07-29 21:59:53
Was having a hell of a time repeating my anchor point until i bought this. After installing my groups became tight and consistent. About 100 shots into using this after a shot something hit my cheek hard enough to draw blood. Looked around the bow and could not find anything missing. 2 more shots and my kisser button went missing. It may not have been all the fault of the button because I did not have nock pliers. I crimped it the best I could with wire crimpers. Installed the second one and 10 shots later something hit my finger and the second kisser button was gone. Installed the third button but this time used serving to tie it on. Just wrapped about 10 rounds on each side with 10 knots. I cut the serving short, burnt the ends then applied a small layer of fletching glue over the serving. Pretty sure i will not lose this one. Again I cannot fault the button or the clips but was not crazy about how the clips crimped.
adam
2025-07-23 12:36:47
They work awesome
Zach
2025-07-03 14:26:28
So I’ve used several kisser buttons over time. From Draves Komfort Kiss to the cheap Walmart ones years ago. This has a real soft rubbery texture but not soft enough to tear easily. Very comfortable in the corner of my mouth and can be found really easy.
Rob Rich
2025-05-30 14:16:19
We ordered 4 of these and they all failed within 10 shots, they were installed properly and we did note the clamps would loosen up after a few arrows. Within about 10 shots each one failed, with every arrow the button would tear a bit more until bits of them would start flying off the string. Two failed on a 60# bow and two failed on a 70# bow.
Rick S
2025-05-13 16:13:27
Very helpful in maintaining the same anchor point throughout every shot. Was thinking of the nose button but I can’t get good sight alignment with the string touching my nose. So before getting a kisser be sure you know which anchor works best for you. Also be sure not to crimp until you slide it to the exact position where you get a good anchor and sight alignment, then crimp. And be sure to face the crimp ends away from your face.
OS
2025-03-12 11:24:51
Great and for good price. Works as intended.
Sylvia Derksen
2025-03-10 16:57:55
It was a pain in the ass to get on especially with my big sausage fingers. But when I finally got it on I was happy. Just make sure that the slit in the rubber is not matching with the slit in the metal bands that hold it. Personally I found the best way to do it was to take the band's off Force the kisser over the string open the band's up just a little bit and slide them over making sure that the seams don't match. Then pinch them shut. If you don't have knocking pliers you can use a regular pair of pliers but don't squeeze them so hard that they split in half. Once it secure it does not move. I have fired over a thousand arrows and it hasn't moved. The reviews that say the piece flew off the string oh, the only way that could happen is if the metal bands weren't lined up properly. Unless of course they're using a 1000 lb draw pull and it tears the metal bands in half.
Dakota
2025-03-01 13:49:26
Looks to be made out of decent plastic and should hold up well
Chris.
2025-02-26 10:56:50
Muy facil de instalar y de material suave.Lo que no me gusto fue que ahora la cuerda se escucha mas al momento que sueltas.Se escucha como un guitarreo.Lejos de absorber la vibracion como dice. La sufre junto con la cuerda.No se. No me convence.
Customer
2024-12-20 10:59:46
Works as intended. But I did shoot my bow the other day and it flew off twice ... with the clips in. Probably my fault but I did use the clips and I pinched them down with pliers.
salinas
2024-11-24 15:40:10
el precio accesible tenia unos repuesto pedà dos mas ya que tenia que instalar el de reserva pero.... una 8 rondas y se rompen no lo recomiendo
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