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Best quiver?? #1391413
07/15/15 04:29 PM
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I'm in the process of rigging out my elite and was wondering what quiver y'all were using. Im leaning towards the tight spot, any feedback is appreciated!


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Re: Best quiver?? [Re: Surefire1911] #1391439
07/15/15 04:51 PM
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I have a treelimb premium and really like it, but really haven't compared quivers too much.


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Re: Best quiver?? [Re: Surefire1911] #1391478
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I have a g5. I really like it. The hole in the middle is Ideal for hanging it once you get in the tree and it real easy to take on and off

Re: Best quiver?? [Re: Surefire1911] #1391672
07/16/15 03:45 AM
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I have always used a qwikee quiver. Works grea and not near the price as some of today's quivers.


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Re: Best quiver?? [Re: Surefire1911] #1391677
07/16/15 03:56 AM
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Been through several bows; but still using a 25 year old Kwikee Kwiver;. It works just fine and is easy to remove on stand. Have an extra bracket on the base of my climber I attach it too when I am set.

Last edited by wew3006; 07/16/15 04:01 AM.
Re: Best quiver?? [Re: Bustinbeards] #1391679
07/16/15 03:57 AM
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Originally Posted By: Bustinbeards
I have always used a qwikee quiver. Works grea and not near the price as some of today's quivers.


This ^^^^^



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Re: Best quiver?? [Re: Surefire1911] #1391702
07/16/15 04:19 AM
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I have gone through several in the past few years and haven't found one I'm 100% satisfied with. The Tightspot seems good if you plan to shoot with quiver attached but if not $140 is a stretch. Currently I am using the Fuse Streamline and I like the way it attaches however the blades of my rage broadheads hang out of the cover.

Re: Best quiver?? [Re: Surefire1911] #1391718
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Alpine! I got a second bracket riveted to my climber.

Re: Best quiver?? [Re: Surefire1911] #1391766
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Re: Best quiver?? [Re: Surefire1911] #1392297
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I really like the idea of attaching an additional bracket to ones climber. I'm going to do that for sure. Thanks for the input guys


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Re: Best quiver?? [Re: Surefire1911] #1392337
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Kwikee Kwiver


I tie my quiver to the tree with my bring up rope.


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Re: Best quiver?? [Re: Surefire1911] #1392629
07/17/15 05:08 AM
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Tightspot

Re: Best quiver?? [Re: Surefire1911] #1393882
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If you are going to leave the quiver on the bow when you shoot then I'd lay out more money for a high dollar quiver. If you (like me) are going to detach it from the bow once you get up the tree I just can't see spending a ton of money on a quiver.

I use a Bohning Lynx. Comes in a 4 or 6 arrow model and several camo patterns. It has a deep base that totally surrounds the broadheads and the arrow snaps into it at two places so it stays secure. Also has a good but simple lever locking system for taking it on and off the bow. Don't know what more you need out of a quiver than that. Only costs about 31 to 35 bucks as well.

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Re: Best quiver?? [Re: Surefire1911] #1393986
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Originally Posted By: Surefire1911
I really like the idea of attaching an additional bracket to ones climber. I'm going to do that for sure. Thanks for the input guys


You can buy or make an adapter that screws to a spare bracket and it screws the whole rig in the tree. Much better IMO.



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Re: Best quiver?? [Re: walt4dun] #1394057
07/19/15 04:11 AM
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Originally Posted By: walt4dun
Alpine! I got a second bracket riveted to my climber.


X2

I'd always used Kwikee, but bought an Alpine about 5 years ago. It's simpler and quieter than the Kwikee. They do have brackets that will mount to your climber or directly to the tree, but I just use the end of my pull rope to tie it where I want once in the tree.

Last edited by scrubbuck; 07/19/15 04:12 AM.
Re: Best quiver?? [Re: Surefire1911] #1397062
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The best quiver is the one during my morning bladder relief. Yes. I had to.

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Re: Best quiver?? [Re: wew3006] #1401177
07/27/15 01:36 PM
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Originally Posted By: wew3006
Been through several bows; but still using a 25 year old Kwikee Kwiver;. It works just fine and is easy to remove on stand. Have an extra bracket on the base of my climber I attach it too when I am set.


Didn't know they made anything else.


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Re: Best quiver?? [Re: Surefire1911] #1401229
07/27/15 02:22 PM
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