Nocke G Nock small Easton

Product description:

The Easton G Nock Small Groove (4 mm) is the precise choice for ambitious competition and target archers.
Its compact nock groove opening ensures a defined, clean release and the highest repeatability – ideal for finely tuned setups in target and indoor shooting.
The Easton G Nock Small Groove is a precision-manufactured polycarbonate nock with a small groove (0.088″).
It is designed for 4 mm arrow systems and can either be pressed directly into suitable .166″ inner-diameter shafts or used in combination with 4 mm uni bushings.

Thanks to the narrower nock groove, this nock is particularly suited to finer strings (typically recurve) and minimises lateral string contact on release.

Features

• High repeatability: Consistent shape for constant nock seating

• Clean release: Compact small-groove geometry reduces finger and string contact

• Flexible system: Can be pressed directly into suitable shafts or combined with a uni bushing

• Light & balanced: Low weight supports stable arrow flight

• Colour coding: Various colours for setup organisation in training & competition

Technical data

• System: 4 mm arrow system

• Groove size: Small Groove (0.088″)

• Weight: approx. 6.25 grain (≈ 0.40–0.45 g)

• Material: Polycarbonate, precision injection moulded

• Mounting options:

• Press-fit directly into .166″ inner-diameter shafts

• Alternatively usable with 4 mm uni bushing

• Recommended string thickness: up to approx. 14 strands (typical recurve)

• Colours:

• Fluorescent Green

• Fluorescent Orange

• Fluorescent Red

• Fluorescent Pink

• White

• Black

Shaft compatibility

• Easton A/C/E

• Easton A/C/C

• Easton REDLINE

• Easton X7 Eclipse

• Easton XX75 Platinum Plus

• Easton A/C/E

• Easton A/C/C

• Easton REDLINE

• Easton X7 Eclipse

• Easton XX75 Platinum Plus

Scope of delivery

• 1× Easton G Nock Small Groove (4 mm) in selected colour

Note
The G Nock Small Groove is ideal for recurve setups with finer strings, where a defined, reproducible nock point is critical.
Unlike the G Nock Large, the small version can be pressed directly into suitable .166″ shafts.
The use of a uni bushing is optional, but provides additional shaft protection and better centring – particularly with tight groups or intensive competition use.