I like both the soft-Loc and the Treelimb, i like the unique feature found on both, please review what descriptions i have and let me know what you would choose. And the Tree limb is about 10.00 CHEAPER. Im really leaning towards the treelimb, it actual comes with a tree hanger. and it looks cool but if i should be seriously convinced otherwise then the will poll show. Thanks.

Edit: Try to view this as you was in the market for one and had no experience with either.... Just by description and if you do have experience, explain why you would choose one over the other.


[ul][*]Quick Detach Mounting System[*]One Vertical and Two Angled
Locking Postions[*]Vertically Adjustable[*]Built-in Treelimb Hanger w/ Rubber coated screw in Bow Hook[*]Accepts Mechanical
or Fixed Broadheads[*]Grips Aluminum or Carbon Arrows[*]Ultra Quiet Design [/ul]

Featuresthe Soft Loc Rail Gripper which is a pair of rubber grippers mounted on a machined aluminum bracket that permanently mounts onto the bow. Two aluminum rail guides that separate the hood from the arrow gripper and press snugly into the rail grippers. Rotates 15 degrees and is reversable for right or left hand shooters, and includes an extra rubber gripper that is friction mounted to the hood end of the guide rail for expandable broadheads.

I had the Apline Soft-Loc and didnt really like it. If I'd set my bow on my lap with the quiver side down it had a tendency to come off. So I got rid of it and bought a Kwikee Kwiver, which I like alotmore.

I like my sof-lok. I have the 3 arrow Quiver.

The SoftLoc would be my choice between the 2.

Dan

That treelimb is a pretty cool quiver....I like it.

I have a 5 arrow soft-loc and so far, so good. I like it, although I can see the broadheads becoming fairly detrimental to the foam in the hood over time, but that's expected.

Go with a Bohning!

Bohning Lynx, because it works.

That treelimb quiver look pretty cool IMO