Precision Peeps - Blue 5/16"

I hate giving this a one star because I wanted it to work so badly. It's a great concept, but it does not work. Once installed, and you draw back, you loose all focus on the pin. All you see is a blurry blue "fog" in the middle of a circle. There's no way to aim using it and it only blocks your vision to try and use the rest of the peep. Take this test: Hold a pencil tip at the same distance of your peep site. If you can see the tip clearly and think you can trust the shot, then buy this. If you see fuzz, or two blurry tips, then that's what you will see with this. Also, it was HORRIBLE to try and keep this straight when you pulled back. My bow tech and I were doing everything to keep this from turning. We tried all the tricks, but this thing would not stay straight. Sorry, wished it would have worked.

It was weird to get used to the first couple times shooting my bow but once I used it and focused my eye in my own way with it, my shots improved and my grouping was causing me to split arrows. Love this peep and recommend it!

For me they need it have a smaller opening. I can't use it because the hole is too large, not the pin, it is ok.

Not worth it, post is too close to your eye to align the front sight. Better off aligning the sight housing in the peep.

I fell for the gimmick, you can’t focus on the post and your target at the same time. I tried and tried, no way I’d ever take it in the woods. Had it removed from my bow after a significant effort was put into it.

Works great my groups have improved went from 2foot group at 40 down to around a 10 inch

Best peeps for a compound bow. Owners are amazing and willing to help you understand the peep and how it works. I went from tube peeps to these and I’ll never go to any other products for my bows.Any bows I get (which I have 3) 2/3 have the peeps so far

Quick delivery, the peep take some getting used to. Without a doubt my groups have tightened up.

Awesome peep. large apature, great in lower light. Still getting used to it, but my group is the size of a tennis ball at 50yrds