Zonon Bow String Nocking Points Pliers Strings Knock Set T Shape Bow Square Ruler Nocking Buckle Pliers Recurve Turning Kit Archery(Dark Blue)

I'll talk about the different features separately.Nocks: Not really much to say. They're brass half rings with nylon in them. Pretty hard to mess that up. They work exactly as well as every other nock ever made.Nocking pliers: These could be better made - they're creaky and stick a bit - but it doesn't really make a difference. If I was a bowyer who was putting nocking points on bows every day I would probably buy some better quality pliers that feel better to use, but as a hobbyist archer who only needs to use it every so often, I don't care too much. They work fine... again, it would be an accomplishment to make a pair of nocking pliers that outright don't work.Bow square: I'm actually quite happy with this. The clips are good quality and hold the string well, the markings seem to be laser etched rather than painted so they won't wear off. Both metric and imperial measurements on them. This is a pretty good bow square and I don't think I would ever see a need to upgrade.Overall thoughts. The target customer for this product is someone who needs to put a nocking point on their bow and doesn't want to spend a lot of money. I think anyone who fits that description will be perfectly happy with this set. Again, it's not the product for a professional bowyer, but someone who works on bows for a living will not be reading reviews for a cheap all-in-one set on Amazon. So I have no problem giving it a 5/5.EDIT TO ADD: I have seen several reviews claiming that the nocking pliers were too small - I think these people probably never used nocking pliers before, because it is a standard size.I also saw reviews that claimed the bow square had bad clips and was not actually a 90 degree angle. Possibly the manufacturer took this advice and improved the product; the bow square I received does not have these problems.

Received exactly what was in product description! Speedy delivery, as well.

A fine product, but.The measurements and markings are spot on.However, mine was a tad out of square if you put the string in the designated oval clips. Checked it against a string level. Bubble was off. Probably how they attached the rivets.But, if you shove it on the string so the string us up against the blue frame, it is dead square!!A little harder to slide on the serving.Knowing that, I used it to tune 4 bows and worked flawless.

Tool Worked exactly as it should.

I saw the reviews that mentioned the Pliers breaking but decided to take a chance anyways. I can see how it would happen, the way the manufacturer ground the handles to prepare for the rubber grip created a weak spot up by the plier head. However, if you don't over squeeze your Nock, I don't think it's going to be an issue. You really don't need to use that much force to get it to close on the string. As for the T Square, seems to have worked for me in regards to arrow flight, they fly true after using it to pick my position.

Using these tools isn't rocket science, but it is nice when they are quality built and readable. I expect to get a lot of use out of these tools for a long time to come.

These aren't super well made but if you're only using them on occasion like most , they will get the job done just fine .

Knock square is good, the pliers are pretty cheap but will get knocks on when you need to