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Bohning Soft-Flex Kisser Button, White

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Bohning Soft-Flex Kisser Button, White
- Bohning Archery Kisser Button, Light Weight, Flexible, Split Design for a consistent Anchor Point
- Durable and Flexible: The material used in Houhnings Kisser button wis designed to be a comfortable and long lasting. Available in 6 vibrant colors to match your bow design.
- Consistent: Bohning’s Kisser Button helps create consistency in your shot by giving you a tactile anchor point shot after shot.
- Quiet and Light Weight: The Bohning Kisser button is light-weight soft material that helps eliminate string noise and vibration.
- Made in theUSA: The Bohning Kisser button is made in northern Michigan and was designed by dedicated archers.
Country USA
Brand Bohning
Manufacturer Bohning
Binding Apparel
ItemPartNumber 1665WH
Model 1665WH
Warranty 90 Day Manufacturer
Color White
Size .5"
UPCs 010847282668
EANs 0010847282668
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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