Well I went with the Mathews 2 Piece Quiver. I don't need something else loose to hang onto while Im in the stand.

One piece. Like a lot of others here, I remove my quiver once I'm in the stand. I don't practice with it on so I didn't want to retune it when it can just ride the bow to the tree. I have a home-made piece that attaches my quiver securely to the tree and weighs less than an ounce. Haven't shot with my quiver on for quite a few years.

I'm another one of those 1 piece quiver guysI like the kwikee 6 ,easy to remove when i get to my stand location.Never shoot with 1 on my bow,just dont like the added weight and feel.But it is nicer to transport my arrows then a hip quiver or related item

1 piece detachable for me

I never could get used to shooting with the quiver on, thus I used to use a one piece quikee 6 arrow detachable quiver. This will be my first year to hunt with a cat quiver III. I'm looking forward to trying it out.

I use a one piece detachable quiver

One piece detachable. I do not practice with one on and take mine off as soon as I get to my stand. I don't still hunt as I am too big and clumsy to try to pull that one off.

1 Peice alpine soft lok for me. You know PA, you would not believe the amount of time I've said this to fellow club members when I'm hankered down in a tree in 35 mph winds and they are still hunting. Being 6'5" and having size 17 shoes, I manage to find EVERY stick within a square mile [:@]

When I used one it was always a one piece, haven't use one in probably 5 yrs since I bought a Catquiver.

1 piece detachable.