How To Tie A Nocking Point | Easy Adjustable Nock Set

What's up everybody, it's Cody with Extreme Outfitters here today to talk about how we tie our knock sets. We do them a little bit differently than what most people have done. I'll show you what most, what a lot of people typically do in knock sets. They'll go one, one, they'll tie and then they'll stack them like that. I like to do mine a little bit differently. It allows me to actually move the knock set a little bit easier if I do and it kind of looks a little bit cleaner. So to start with, we're going to go underneath our string and we're going to take our finger between them like this. And so my finger's going like that and then I'm going to cross over. When I do that, I'm going to go about four times, so one, two, three, four. When I get here, I'm going to go across this tag end and now I'm actually going to slide this between all these holes, you can see right there, and I'm just going to pull these tight. So you can see how nice and stacked that looks. I can really cinch down on this if I want to, but if I really need to play with some stuff, I can actually take these and spin them up and down the string just like you see right there. And then I can go the other way and you see it's crawling up the string. And then when I'm done, all I would do is really just tighten this thing down and then I will put a square knot on top of it and boom. That's how we tie our knock sets here, a little bit easier to tune with, a little bit easier to play with and where you can move it up or down if you need to. So you don't have to completely re-tie one. Other than that, make sure you like and subscribe, give us some ideas and comments or details in the comments on what you'd like to see. Until next time, we'll see you soon.