Fuse Archery Quivers
03-24-2005 | 08:56 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Central PA
Fuse Archery Quivers
PAHardwoods and I were up at one of our local shops tonight and the guys there showed up the new Fuse Quivers that just came in today.
All I can say is awesome! I really was impressed with the design. Very well thought out. They had the version you can adjust length on and the one you don't. What really caught my attention is the mounting system and how solid and simple it is. All aluminum parts to boot. And, I was surprised about how light they were.
My initial impressions are its the nicest quiver and mounting system I've seen yet. Its as solid as an Alpine, yet with half the weight and without the big bulky rubber block on the Alpine.
The downside is price. They want 87.00 for them. Quite a bit more than I"m used to paying for a quiver, but if it really is as good as I think it will be, it may be worth it. I'm not going to jump out and buy one just yet. But I think come hunting season, it may find its way onto my rig.
All I can say is awesome! I really was impressed with the design. Very well thought out. They had the version you can adjust length on and the one you don't. What really caught my attention is the mounting system and how solid and simple it is. All aluminum parts to boot. And, I was surprised about how light they were.
My initial impressions are its the nicest quiver and mounting system I've seen yet. Its as solid as an Alpine, yet with half the weight and without the big bulky rubber block on the Alpine.
The downside is price. They want 87.00 for them. Quite a bit more than I"m used to paying for a quiver, but if it really is as good as I think it will be, it may be worth it. I'm not going to jump out and buy one just yet. But I think come hunting season, it may find its way onto my rig.
I think I'm going to measure all the other by the Fusion
03-29-2005 | 05:14 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Northern Illinoise
RE: Fuse Archery Quivers
How often do you guys shoot with quivers actually on your bow? Personally I rarely, if ever, shoot with mine attached and quite frankly I got sick of taking it on and off all the time so I'm going with either a hip or back quiver for this year. Right now I'm leaning towards one of the Rancho Safari Cat Quivers.
Just my 2 cents. [8D]
Just my 2 cents. [8D]
03-29-2005 | 05:55 AM
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RE: Fuse Archery Quivers
While the Safari quivers are nice, I treestand hunt. I carry enough on my back into the woods as it is. I need a bow mounted quiver and am looking for a very good one. I've been through quite a few over the last couple years looking for something that totally satisfies me. The closest thing so far was the original Alpine soft-loc.
03-29-2005 | 06:42 AM
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From: Brampton Ontario Canada
RE: Fuse Archery Quivers
Justin, I don't ever shoot with my quiver on, it's always removed once I'm up in my stand.
This new Diamond Quik Disconnect quiver I've mentioned also has a belt accessory where the quiver can be carried on the hip--it's a pretty neat quiver.
I've got one for myself (4 arrow) and I'm quite pleased with it.
This new Diamond Quik Disconnect quiver I've mentioned also has a belt accessory where the quiver can be carried on the hip--it's a pretty neat quiver.
I've got one for myself (4 arrow) and I'm quite pleased with it.
