I have a basement full of quivers. Depends on whether you want to beable to take it off to shoot in a stand. I like to take mine off so have gone to a Quickee. Two piece quivers are quieter as they usually hold the arrows closer to the ends and you have two solid mounting points in the limb holes. A one piece quiver is definetly noisier than a two piece. For every day use and a lot of hunting it's really hard to beat the simplicity of a Quickee. I have $85 quivers hanging all over that just didn't perform as well and were a pain in the butt. You can get the quickee for aluminum or carbon, fixed, mechanical or one that'll do either... all for under $25. The nice thing to is they have all these handy little tree brackets to hold it when in a tree. I also mounted a bracket on the top section of my climber so the arrows are at my finger tips if I ever get lucky enough to get two shots. Plus, before I start up the tree I attach the quiver to the stand and tighten it up. That way I don't have to mess with the quiver or possibably drop it trying to mount it. It also leaves less to get hung up when pulling up my bow.