rile1564

Could use some help. I just got a dozen Easton Axis arrows and they keep sliding down the quiver. Besides getting a new quiver what can I do to remedy this? The quiver is only a couple years old and still in "new" condition. It's a 4 arrow Bohning Lynx Quiver. Any and all help would be appreciated. I asked this question once before and the only reply I got was "This was already covered". Well I'm sure it was, but I can't find the thread so would you atleast post the link to the thread please? Thanks guys.

DaveC

I'm not sure what the cure was, but "since it was already covered" did you try doing a search on it?

The search engine on this site is a great tool to use in situations like this, I know I use it a lot.

Good luck in finding your answer.

Totemkopf

Bohning sells replacment retainers designed for smaller diameter carbon arrows.

MDBUCKHUNTER

buy a fuse quiver, you will never have that problem again.

rile1564

Thanks for the replies. I think I'm going to take Totemkopf's advise and get the replacement retainers.

PA Hardwoods

Try to get some replacement retainers, but if you can't get some try putting some moleskin or black cloth electrical tape in the grooves where the arrows sit. I know of guys who have done this and works like a charm.

heeze gutshot shortee

alpine archery soft loc quiver system about 35 bucks