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Clikers

One of the most important things in archery, whatever your level, is accuracy. For consistent and accurate shooting, skill and technique are important, however, some essential bow accessories can provide that little extra. We invite you to discover the clicker which is part of the archer's equipment.

What is a clicker?

The clicker is a steel, carbon, or soft plastic blade to be used to help you find the perfect draw length. It will help you shoot with accuracy and precision especially in a long-distance shooting. It is a draw-length controller that will help the archer to find the right moment to shoot. This small blade is attached to the riser where we put the arrow. It rests on the arrow rest and hooks onto the string. If it is well positioned, the clicker will stick to the riser in one click. In competitive archery, this small piece of equipment will help the shooter to center the arrows on his target. It will also help to stabilize the flight of the arrow and inform the archer when the draw length is optimal.

The different types of clickers

  • The clicker to be screwed or glued on the riser
  • The magnetic clicker which is equipped with a wire and attaches to the arc depending on the model
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How to use a clicker?

The main purpose of a clicker is to help the archer not to miss the right moment to release the arrow. Even though the body has a great reflex, it will help you shoot at the right time. However, you will need to know how to adjust your clicker correctly so you can shoot at the right time. If it is well mastered, you will greatly improve your target shooting skills.

Before learning how to use a clicker, each archer must control his shooting technique perfectly, even when moving. The goal is to shoot your arrow correctly, without hesitation, and with fluidity without deviating from its trajectory. With practice, your brain will be able to manage shooting, concentration, and technique at the same time, whatever the conditions around you.

Adjusting your clicker is a bit like adjusting your vision. Even if it is set to help you, to become one with your bow, you need to fine-tune your technique. For beginners, our advice is to shoot when your bow is fully drawn and note the distance between the arrowhead and the clicker. Lower and move the selector until it gets closer to the position of the arrowhead in full draw.

Now place your arrow under the clicker and return to full draw. When you reach your anchor point, you should have about ¼ of an inch remaining in the pull for the clicker to engage. Your goal is to have the clicker release at the same time with a slight movement of your back muscles with each shot.