http://www.cezproducts.com/

I have been using Nockturnals but the last deer I shot the nock did not light up and actually fell out of the arrow before hitting the deer. I also had another arrow fall off the rest sitting in the stand this year. I was using ones for Gold Tips arrows. I saw these wraps and thought they should be much more dependable when looking for an arrow after dark. I read a few reviews and someone mentioned they may affect arrow flight.
Anybody had any experience with them?

have a buddy who swears by them. he also lost 2 arrows last weekend.

Get you some Nu-Fletch Ignitor nocks and your lighted nock worries will be over.

Haha I was gonna say you have to be able to see your arrow or know which direction it deflected to shine a light on it to reflect. Plus I like my lighted knock for seeing where my arrow hits the deer in low light conditions. I don't think that works with a reflective shaft

Jbuc a lot of folks are having problems with lighted nocks. Even lou lou had problems with his.

http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=4445673

I have them on my GT arrows and didn't notice any change in impact (they're only 1.5 grains). The only time I've needed to find an arrow at night though, the deer ran off with my arrow.

When I tried Nockturnals, I honestly didn't have time to fool with trying to make any changes before the season was starting, so when they weren't grouping the same, I just swapped back to normal nocks until I get more time to verify and fully test the lighted nocks.

I suppose the C-EZ wraps are better than nothing and don't have to worry about them turning on or off or any type of mechanical failure that is bound to happen.

I used them when they first came out but once blood hits the wrap your done. Good idea however that's the down fall so I just started putting the rest of the pack on my tree stands to so I can find them at night

Thanks guys, this was the type of info I was looking for.