I need a new quiver

Bob1961 · 10-15-2003, 05:37 PM

i need a new quiver for my set up............any suggestions anyone

JeffB · 10-15-2003, 05:43 PM

I personally like quick detach quivers. I' ve been using the Bohning Lynx: it' s inexpensive and functional. I think I' ll grab a BowTech quick detach quiver for 2004 though, just cause I' m anal like that

DoninVa · 10-15-2003, 06:48 PM

I don' t really like quivers on my bow but I got the Alpine 5 arrow detachable and it works great. Not the cheapest but they have a 3 and 5 arrow model. Don

ostdc · 10-15-2003, 07:01 PM

Another vote for the Bohning....Quiet, easy to use and the arrow " clip" piece is easily changed for either aluminum or carbon arrows.
Brian

Greavous · 10-15-2003, 07:09 PM

This year I have gone to a traditional sort of quiver. I carry over my shoulder with a strap. The arrows rattled a little too much so I cut slices from some foam and solved that. Makes the bow lighter and in my case I think more quiet. When I' m on stand I hang them on a branch or peg. When I bought my Ext. VFT I picked up a three holer Alpine Archery detachable. I found it to be too tight and secure to readily remove but the idea seemed good.

slbowman · 10-15-2003, 07:59 PM

I was using an Alpine soft lock5 liked it real well, but.....I just hadda have a MZE and now the Quiver won' t go back on, hits on the MZE. Gonna have to try a 2 piece I guess.

Trushot_archer · 10-17-2003, 06:42 AM

I have a MZE and use a Slide style single pin sight as well. I have The Bohning on now, but had to rig spacers for the quiver to get it to work and consequently it' s about 1/2" off the bow and isn' t as sturdy as I' d like. I' ll be looking for an alternative very soon.

I guess my point is it dpends on what the rest of your setup is. One quiver may work great on Johnny' s Martin and Bobby' s Mathews, but not work at all on YOUR setup. Go tot a good shop with your bow and ask them. They' ll look at your rig and and you can figure out what works together.