Clickers for archery

The clicker is a thin metal or carbon blade attached to the bow. The archer slides the arrow underneath it, and while drawing, a "click" will be emitted when the ideal draw length is reached. This audible cue ensures consistent draw and optimal regularity, making it an essential tool for the progression and accuracy of recurve archers.

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Kinetic Arios/Novius extension clicker

Kinetic Arios/Novius Clicker Extension

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Beiter clicker with 6-32Z screw

Beiter clicker with 6-32Z screw

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AAE adjustable magnetic clicker

AAE Adjustable Magnetic Clicker

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Avalon Classic sight hole mount magnetic clicker

Avalon Classic magnetic clicker 'sight hole mounting'

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Decut Honor carbon clicker with 6/32 screw

Decut Honor Carbon Clicker with 6/32 Screw

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Decut Solo clicker with 6/32 and M4 screws

Decut Solo Clicker with 6/32 and M4 screws

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Win&Win ACS-R Carbon clicker

Win&Win ACS-R Carbon Clicker

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Decut Campus black standard carbon clicker with screw

Standard Decut Campus black carbon clicker with screw

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Description

What are the different types of clickers?

There are 3 main types of clickers:

- the blade clicker: it attaches directly to the bow, on the window side. It is generally made of metal or carbon. There are different levels of rigidity for blade clickers: 0.20 (the most flexible), 0.25 and 0.30 (the stiffest). If this is your first clicker, we recommend choosing a 0.25.

- The clicker that attaches to the sight extension or mounting plate: as its name suggests, it will not attach directly to the bow window like the blade clicker. It has the particularity of being able to reach further for the "click" and therefore shoot a longer arrow, which is particularly suitable for younger archers who grow almost every shooting session!

- The magnetic clicker: it can be attached to the bow window like the blade one, but it's generally the adapted form of mounting plate clickers or sight extension clickers. These are clickers that don't need to hit to resonate and be heard.

How to use a clicker?

Once your draw length is defined, using the clicker will allow what is called in jargon "visual-motor synchronization": having a regular shooting rhythm, synchronizing your movement, your efforts with your aim.
The shot is regular, each action is measured to the millimeter, the arrow is always shot in the same way, with the same power...your performance is increased!