Best peep

[Bisquick]

What is the best peep brand, peep size and best peep material?
I currently have a Fletcher's tru 3/16 peep and was thinking about going to a 1/8 peep.

[cactus kid]

True glow makes a versa peep that allows you to change apertures without changing peeps,

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/368734/truglo-versa-peep-interchangeable-bow-peep-sight-aluminum

But I shoot a hooded peep that I can change apertures and add a clarifier if I wanted.

http://www.lancasterarchery.com/speciality-super-peep-pro-series-45-degree-hooded-peep.html

[Mac...]

Couple of things to remember before you switch.
When you go to a smaller peep, it will allow less light and it cuts your shooting time down a little. At dusk / dawn it gets a little tuffer to see thru.

I'm no help for brand.
When you go to an 1/8 you kind of have to go off what you can find.

I shoot 1/8 for hunting and 1/32 for 3D shoots.

[cactus kid]

This^^^

But lighted pins go a long way when shooting a small aperture.

[Csmith52779]

I really like radical peeps.

[MattSimpson]

Do the G5 Peeps actually add 10 fps? As they claim to...

[cactus kid]

Do the G5 Peeps actually add 10 fps? As they claim to...

No

[BOWtechnicianTX]

Do the G5 Peeps actually add 10 fps? As they claim to...

Haha i laugh every time i hear that.

[PSD Ryan]

I've always shot G5 but I like the red eye ones too. A peep isn't that complex. As long as the hole is concentric, the grooves are cut at the right angle, and it's strong enough to not crush, I'm happy

[Kokanee]

Check out the G5 Meta Titanium peep. The outer peripherals all but disappear when looking through them. Pricey, but I like them.

[JW]

Ti Meta

[Low Fence]

IMHO:

Nothing smaller than 3/16 should be used in a hunting situation. I like 1/4" and have used 5/16"

[JW]

IMHO:

Nothing smaller than 3/16 should be used in a hunting situation. I like 1/4" and have used 5/16"

Yep. 1/8 will screw ya in low light.

[PSD Ryan]

I shoot 3/16. In low light, I can't see through it well, but I have a secret... Always keep your bow arm in the same spot, and I use the same anchor with a secondary anchor with the string on the corner of my mouth. I shoot both eyes open. I've found doing this, the peep isn't really necessary. Put the pin on target and release. I've killed plenty in low light that way, and transition to that when I'm shooting in the yard in the evening.

[HoundDog]

I got the G5 glow peep and I love it..