Kisser Buttons

Do any of you use kisser buttons, or are they just for us rookies? I thought about getting one to help me develope a more consistent form while I'm still learning. Do you think it helps?

I only use a kisser and no peep sight. It makes low light target acquisition much easier.

I've never used one.

Same here...

I've used in the past, but not anymore. Concerning low light; I keep both eyes open when using peep, helps tremendously in low light. This can only be done if you shoot right handed, and also right eye dominant - left handed left eye - same thing.

I shoot right handed and I'm left eye dominant. I shoot with both eyes open, but in low light I have to close or squint my left eye.

BrotherTurtle, A kisser button wouldn't hurt you, the more anchor points the better. The main thing a kisser is going to help with is keeping your verticle shot placement the same. On my hunting bows I started tying a ball of serving on to serve as a kisser. It really helps when shooting from an elevated position.

I have used one for years. The more anchors the better. Like Shaw, I am left eye dominant and right handed. I need all the help I can get.

Kisser and a Peep like mentioned above the more anchor points will always help. Practice, and Repetition is key with archery.

I thought that's what the fletchings were for.

When I went from a 7'brace height and 34" axle to axle rig to a 6" brace height 32" axle to axle rig, I had to start using a kisser button again. My new rig packs more performance than my old one, but at the cost of forgiveness perhaps. Either way it seemed more sensitive and a kisser button solved that issue. A kisser button promotes good form and consistency which is important in archery.

I use one. Just make sure you can feel it thru your face mask( if u use a mask). Couldn't feel my kisser button and went to adjust my mask at full draw. Accidentally hit the release button.