Review: All you need to know about Octane quivers
 

Little heavy........but bad-ass.

The end.

RE: Review: All you need to know about Octane quivers
 

You are over do for a field journal dude.

sack riders or yappy dogs would work? :D

RE: Review: All you need to know about Octane quivers
 

Little heavy on the price tag too!

RE: Review: All you need to know about Octane quivers
 

I KNEW I'd get to use this, soon!

RE: Review: All you need to know about Octane quivers
 

The thing I like about it is that even with my 2 piece, it's detachable. Also, while in the stand, you can have another arrow "at the ready" much easier. You can unhook the shaft part of the arrow and the magnets will hold it in place...that way, if a follow up shot is needed, you can grab another arrow and get it out of the quiver with only one hand.

RE: Review: All you need to know about Octane quivers
 

Or lack of disposible income!:DI agree that it is a bad-ass quiver. There is just no way I could justify the price.

RE: Review: All you need to know about Octane quivers
 

How does it hold arrows better than my 20 dollar quiver I hang from a tree:D I have had this quiver for 5 seasons now[8D]

My review
It holds my arrows and they do not fall out[8D]

BTW great review

RE: Review: All you need to know about Octane quivers
 

Disposable-capable/meant to be, thrown away.

Wow, so that is what extra money is for? I never made the connection.

Thanks Mr. Obvious. You are a real "life saver".

LT

RE: Review: All you need to know about Octane quivers
 

I don't see why people are acting like $130 quiver is a crazy amount of money. I've spent more on watches, clothes andgas. ;)

Jeff, post up some pics of it on your bow.

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LMAO! Long time listener, first time caller. Hm, I never made the connection. :D

I believe what makes these rascals so expensive is the earth magnet that holds your arrows. They are pretty bad ass. What's so cool about them is you don't have to slide your broadhead in and out of foam, dulling the blades. The magnet is strong enough to make contact w/ only the tip of the head and hold it fast. I believe you could drop the quiver and not have the arrows fall out. Of course, they have the rubber holders down the shaft as well, same as most other quivers.