VIPERArchery D Loop Pliers. Allows You to Easily and Securely Attach a D-Loop to a Compound Bow String

Pros:400 lbs of PressureNo More Slipping LoopsSteelCons:No InstructionsWhat I received in the package:1 x VIPER Archery Loopiest PliersThis VIPER Archery Loopiest Pliers product intrigued me. I was a little nervous when I first got this. It’s an unusual tool that I have never seen. But once I placed my nock rope D loop on my bow string. It made sense. The three bottom sort of claws secure your bow string. The upper claw retains and stretches your D loop. In essence, tightening your knots with very little effort.I placed D loops on all my bows and used this to tighten the knots and stretch the loop. Works like a charm. The only issue I had was that I tend to make my loops with not much slack. So I had to change the way I do them so I could fit the tool between the bow string and the nock line. Then I would tighten it down as much as I could and then use the tool.I appreciate you taking the time to read this. All in all, some instruction would have been helpful but I figured it out. Once this tool is used, my loops don’t move at all. A new must have for my gear bag. I use to install nock points but I will be removing mine as I like the D loop setup much better. Hope this information was helpful. [4 Stars]

Worked perfectly.

This tool really pulls the D loop tight. If you don’t start the loop really small you’ll have a one inch D loop. When you do make it small, you really have to work at it to get the tool in the loop.

All it takes is one D-loop to pull through in your face and you’re gonna wish you bought these and did it right the first time.

It seems to work very well, it's easy to tighten the loop. I never used to use one but I noticed that my loop would keep twisting after a few shots. It never migrated or loosened up but it would just twist. With a d-loop pliers you can get it tight enough not to twist. You don't need to really crank on it though, you can easily tighten a d-loop tight enough with these that it will separate your serving under the knots, so moderation is key.If it has any downside it's that the jaw range is pretty limited I'd say if your loop is any longer than 3/4" it may not get it really tight as the jaws run out of travel. That said most people don't shoot a loop longer than 3/4"

good product

Very easy to use

Works better for me than needle nose pliers and less chance of me nicking my loop or string.