The Nock On replacement wrist strap with BOA gives you an adjustable fit and quick removal on any release head that accepts a 1/2-inch nylon strap. Twist the BOA dial to lock it to your exact wrist size, then pop the dial to slide your hand out.
Two sizes cover wrist measurements from four to nine inches. The L/XL fits wrists six to nine inches, and the S/M fits wrists four to 6.5 inches. The strap’s length is adjustable at the base plate, so you can set the distance between wrist and release head for a repeatable anchor.
Archers who’ve switched from buckle or velcro straps to this BOA wrist strap describe it as an upgrade they won’t reverse. The BOA dial gives the same precise fit every time you pick up your release, whether you’re shooting a Back Strap or a Nock 2 It.
Core Benefits of the BOA Replacement Wrist Strap
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BOA Dial Adjustment: Twist the dial to your exact wrist size for the same fit every time you strap in
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Quick Removal: Pop the BOA dial and slide your hand out, no buckle or velcro to fight
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Adjustable Release Head Length: Two base plate screws let you set the distance between wrist and release head for a repeatable anchor position
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Two Sizes: S/M (wrist four to 6.5 inches) and L/XL (wrist six to nine inches) to cover all archers
BOA Wrist Strap Features
BOA Dial System
The BOA dial tightens the strap around your wrist with a twist. Once it’s dialed in, you get the same fit every shot. To remove the strap, lift the dial until it clicks and slide your hand out.
John Dudley describes the process: push the BOA, tighten it down onto your wrist to the comfort you like, and to remove it, lift off on the BOA and slide your hand out of the release.
Release Head Length Adjustment
Two screws on the Nock On base plate control the cord length between the strap and the release head. Loosen the screws, take slack out or add length, then tighten. This sets where your release hand anchors on your face.
Getting this distance right puts your index knuckle at the base of your earlobe, which is John Dudley’s recommended anchor position.
Left and Right Hand Compatible
The strap works for both right-hand and left-hand shooters. To switch, loosen the two base plate screws, remove the strap, rotate the release head 180 degrees, feed the strap back through, and tighten the screws.
Comfort and Fit
Archers who’ve put this strap on their Nock On releases consistently mention the comfort and the precision of the BOA fit compared to buckle and velcro alternatives.
BOA Wrist Strap Technical Specifications
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Sizes: L/XL (wrist six to nine inches), S/M (wrist four to six and a half inches)
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Strap Material: Nylon, 1/2-inch width
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Closure System: BOA dial with twist-to-tighten, pop-to-release
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Length Adjustment: Two screws on Nock On base plate
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Hand Compatibility: Right and left hand (switchable via base plate)
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Release Compatibility: Release heads that accept a 1/2-inch nylon strap, including the Back Strap and Nock 2 It
BOA Wrist Strap Performance
The BOA replacement wrist strap gives you the same fit every time you pick up your release. Dial it to your wrist, shoot, pop the dial, done. One customer reported their original Nock On BOA strap lasted through upwards of 100,000 arrows before the BOA button finally came apart.
Frequently Asked Questions About the BOA Replacement Wrist Strap
Will this wrist strap work with my release?
The strap fits release heads that accept a 1/2-inch nylon strap. It works with Nock On releases including the Back Strap and Nock 2 It.
How do I adjust the length between the strap and release head?
Loosen the two screws on the Nock On base plate. Take slack out of the cord to shorten the distance, or feed more cord to lengthen it. Tighten the screws when it’s set.
Can I switch this strap to left-hand use?
Loosen the two base plate screws, remove the strap completely, rotate the release head 180 degrees, feed the strap back through the same way it came out, and tighten the screws.
How do I remove the strap quickly between shots?
Lift the BOA dial until you hear the click. Slide your hand out. To put it back on, slide your hand in and twist the dial to tighten.
What size do I need?
Measure your wrist. The S/M fits four to 6.5 inches, and the L/XL fits six to nine inches.
How long does the BOA last?
One customer reported their original Nock On BOA strap lasted through upwards of 100,000 arrows before the BOA button finally came apart. They ordered the replacement and were back in business by the end of the week.
