Use 37degrees for bows under 40" and 45 degrees for bows over 40"

Specialty Archery’s Super Ball Peep is the most versatile peep ever designed. It gives the archer the flexibility of changing hole sizes instantly without removing the peep. The Super Ball Peep makes your bow more versatile by allowing you to use the same bow for target shooting and hunting. Our entire line of Super Ball Peeps and apertures have been manufactured with an anti glare surface.

Specialty Archery also has five sizes of apertures to select from which will screw directly into the Super Ball Peep: 1/32", 3/64", 1/16", 3/32", 1/8".

Clarifiers are available in all aperture sizes with three different strengths. The #1 Yellow, #2 Red and #3 Green. The color code is designed to assist in identifying each clarifier. You can order clarifiers and apertures separately or purchase apertures in the following kits with a peep wrench.

 1/32", 3/64", 1/16"

We carry two different string groove angles to accommodate various bow lengths. Please refer to the peep chart to determine which model best fits your needs. Click here for peep angle chart.

The SUPER BALL PEEP is the most versatile peep ever designed... 5 different hole sizes that will interchange without removing the peep from the string.  Plus you can remove the aperture for a 3/16" hole. A wrench for removing the peep is included with each kit.

For the target shooter there are 3 different clarifiers available.  The clarifier will make the target crystal clear allowing you to pick out the details at a distance.

A lens in the peep is used for this purpose

• To clear up the image when using a scope with a lens (called a standard clarifier)

• #1 Lens (yellow mark on aperture) is a weak clarifier lens which can be used with any scope lens.
• #2 Lens (green mark on aperture) is a standard clarifier lens. This lens will usually work best with medium power scope lenses. Usually a larger aiming dot is required in the scope.
• #3 Lens (red mark on aperture) is mainly used to clear up high power scope lenses. The drawback associated with using this lens is that it will make your aiming dot disappear and you will have to use a large dot on the scope lens.