The ultimate connection of string and arrow...
... is a ball
Already at the beginning of the 90s there was the idea of accelerating the arrow optimally without errors using a ball nock. The superiority of the geometry of a ball whose shape is taken up 1:1 by the nock bed of the ball nock should be obvious to everyone, because it is the ideal and unsurpassable way of transferring power from the string to the arrow shaft.
While the first attempts back then started with plastic balls, over the course of time Ambo developed an optimal end product - the brass ball, later designed as a pivot ball.
The advantages of a spherical nocking point are obvious:
- Absolute axial traction for shaft acceleration
- Constant power transmission through the pivoting, tilting moment-free interaction of nock and pivot ball.
- Slip finding entity over 360°, i.e. absolutely the same release resistance, even with different twisting of the string in the draw
- Absolutely symmetrical shape, so no loss of "static balance"
- Clearance angle of over 80°, which means the nock is also ideal for compound shooting with release. The nock cannot be accidentally nocked out when the bow is drawn
- The middle winding is no longer stressed by the cam, wear and tear and thus inconstant cam play are a thing of the past
Time for Kugelnock 2.0
A solution as perfect as the ball nocking point deserves a contemporary version of the appropriate nock, both structurally and visually. We are pleased to present you the improved further development of the ambo ball nock, the EVERTS pin ball nock.
She excels
- completely new, CAD-generated optimized design
- improved fit with significantly less play of the nock on the ball compared to the ambo nock
- highest dimensional accuracy and thus always the same size of all cams through the most modern manufacturing process
- Reduced slip with reduced release force, allowing more energy for arrow acceleration
The very short nock wings then ensure a lightning-fast separation of ball and nock without long-lasting lateral forces from the tendon. (Allows a softer arrow or even requires it, since the arrow is much less trimmed laterally with this combination)
Shooters who decide to use the EVERTS ballnock system should know that they should usually increase their nocking point height a little. Here, too, the golden rule applies: every change to the material requires a fine adjustment of all components.
The pivot ball fits 14-20 skein Fast Flite string yarn. Experienced specialist dealers will make your complete tendon with the trunnion ball. Here you can also get the EVERTS pin ballnocks.
