October Mountain Freehand Arrow Level

A nocking point that is slightly off shows up as a miss downrange. Archers who tune their own bows do not guess at square.

Eyeballing the arrow against the string feels close enough, and close enough is where tuning problems start.

One Hand, Done: The level installs on the arrow shaft with one hand. Your other hand stays on the bow while you work.

A Clear Answer: It indicates when the arrow is 90 degrees from a level string. You set the nocking point on a reading, not a hunch.

Every Shaft You Shoot: It works with all arrow shaft diameters. Thin shafts and fat shafts get the same check.

Tuning At Your Bench: You nock an arrow, set the level on the shaft, and see where the setup stands. The adjustment gets made today, by you.

Easy To Find: The orange body stands out in a crowded tool box. It is in your hand when you need it.

Archers who own their tune start with a square arrow.