I need a new rest and quiver

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01-31-2008 | 02:54 AM

#11

atlasman

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From: NY

RE: I need a new rest and quiver

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ORIGINAL: applepear000

I prefer Fuse's quivers.

He said he didn't want to spend $85 on a quiver.

01-31-2008 | 05:28 AM

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stevezt4

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From: southern ohio

RE: I need a new rest and quiver

I will spend the money on a fuse if they are really that much better than say a cheaper one, ill just wait till this summer to do so, I can use my old hoyt quiver for now, to bad the camo doesnt match or else id just use it anyway.
Does anyone else feel the arrow is going to fall off while trying to draw with a drop away or is it just something it takes getting used to. Im starting early and getting the accessories on right now! Looking good.

01-31-2008 | 10:01 AM

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125py

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From: S. Illinois

RE: I need a new rest and quiver

i hava a ripcord and i love it......a quiver really doesnt matter that much to me......i just bought a quickie kwiver that has matching camo to my bow

01-31-2008 | 10:10 AM

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MN/Kyle

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From: Minnesota

RE: I need a new rest and quiver

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ORIGINAL: stevezt4

I will spend the money on a fuse if they are really that much better than say a cheaper one, ill just wait till this summer to do so, I can use my old hoyt quiver for now, to bad the camo doesnt match or else id just use it anyway.
Does anyone else feel the arrow is going to fall off while trying to draw with a drop away or is it just something it takes getting used to. Im starting early and getting the accessories on right now! Looking good.

Not better if you don't shoot with it on, anyway. JMO. They do look cool I guess.