JNTURK

i have a parker hunter mag. and my quiver does not hold my arrows to well. when i shoot sometimes the arrows pop out or fall out. .. .. looking for maybe a 4 or 5 arrow detachable qiver i could use and would work better...would need to be light as i do a lot of spot and stalk here in CA...

thanks,
Josh

Redneck Bowhunter

Fuse quivers are proven to be well made, and help with vibration dampening. Trophy Ridge Has a solution to solve your problem of arrows falling out. They have what they call a snubber, that goes over the shafts after they are placed in the quiver so they stay there. But, it is not detachable I don't think. Just a qeustion though, if you are shooting with the quiver on why do you want it detachable?

JNTURK

for it to go into my bow case i have to be able to detach it from my bow....plus i also shoot from a tree stand from time to time and like to take it off the bow while i hunt from the tree.....

thanks redneck...i will look into the fuse

davepjr71

I just bought a Treelimb 5 arrow quiver. it holds the arrows rock solid in the quiver and has a loop that can be hung over a limb or the hook that comes with the quiver. It's quiet and adjustable vertically so the arrows stay withing the envelope of the bow.

brucelanthier

I have a Vortxx. I like it a lot.

Buffinator

Kwikee

Redneck Bowhunter

Im not sure if fusemakes them but you can buy replacement brackets that you can screw into a tree, to hold your quiver while not in use. They are handy little items. I think that trophy Ridge came out with a detachable this year, I glanced at in a magazine. It is worth looking at also.

yajsab

How about the Alpine Soft-Loc? I've been using Kwikee for years without problem. I bought the Soft-Loc for my new bow and it worked great too.

JNTURK

thanks guys..i will be looking at all of them..

nodog

Switched to a Vista hip quiver. Aint goin back.