Matthews Quivers: Expensive but are they worth the money?????
04-17-2008, 12:10 AM
#16
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: IL
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RE: Matthews Quivers: Expensive but are they worth the money?????
I think finally they offer a removable matthews quiver.....butforever they weren't and to me that's not really an option......I have a removable,how much difference is ther ein a quiver? get one if you like it, but to me not being able to remove it is an issue.
04-17-2008, 06:50 AM
#17
Join Date: Feb 2007
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RE: Matthews Quivers: Expensive but are they worth the money?????
ORIGINAL: salukipv1
I think finally they offer a removable matthews quiver.....butforever they weren't and to me that's not really an option......I have a removable,how much difference is ther ein a quiver? get one if you like it, but to me not being able to remove it is an issue.
I think finally they offer a removable matthews quiver.....butforever they weren't and to me that's not really an option......I have a removable,how much difference is ther ein a quiver? get one if you like it, but to me not being able to remove it is an issue.
05-02-2008, 05:47 AM
#20
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Florida
Posts: 485
RE: Matthews Quivers: Expensive but are they worth the money?????
wi buckstomper,
I would say they are definitely worth it. Several years ago, was on a hunting trip in Illinois and it was a very cold day. I had a Bohning quiver and had removed it when I was in my tree stand and had set it on top of my backpack. I wentto re-attach it and it tumbled to the ground about 15 feet and broke in pieces. Plastic when it'scold will crack very easy. Had to drive 25 miles to a bow shop and I purchased a mathews quiver. Very stong quivers Would not use anything besides Mathews quivers now.
I would say they are definitely worth it. Several years ago, was on a hunting trip in Illinois and it was a very cold day. I had a Bohning quiver and had removed it when I was in my tree stand and had set it on top of my backpack. I wentto re-attach it and it tumbled to the ground about 15 feet and broke in pieces. Plastic when it'scold will crack very easy. Had to drive 25 miles to a bow shop and I purchased a mathews quiver. Very stong quivers Would not use anything besides Mathews quivers now.