Yea i like the different grips in 2 spots...they grab the skinny arrows like i shoot...I have like 1300 bucks in my bow excluding arrows and case and everything...i want a cheaper end quiver. Thanks guys!!
Bohning Lynx. It's small, light, has 2-grippers to hang onto the smaller arrows, no foam in the hood (I don't like foam), and you just flip a lever to attach/detach. I think it was at MOST $35 at Gander Mt.
I have been using a Kwikee Kwiver for many years now. I havent tried other quivers out there, but I can tell you this, this thing is simple. I also have a HHA sight and this thing works great with it. Mine will hold 4 arrows and is simple to remove. It probably isnt the most pretty one out there, but for me it just plan works!
I am amazed that you're having issues with that quiver. Mine is probably 6-7 years old and works like new yet. I am kind of looking at a different quiver though. I like the Octanes, but heard the weight on them is pretty high if you're using the magnets. Of course you can take them out, but whats the point of buying it then?
i have the 6 arrow one that only holds fatter arrows..i just switched to small dia arrows....the 4 arrow quiver holds them tho i have been checkign those out also.
I use the 3 arrow Fuse quiver. Really nice, light, easy to remove arrows and has dampeners. I know you're looking for a 4-6 arrow...but if you can sacrifice 1 arrow, this is a great option!
Yes i have a great deal on one thats on ebay right now ending in a few hours and im looking at bidding on it...looks like something that would work well in the woods. Thanks!
Fuse makes larger quivers too dont they? I like the idea of all the vibra and sound dampners on the quiver... Thanks!
I didn't take time to read all the replies and I'm sure there are many good suggestions. I have used several different quivers all across the price range and IMHO the Alpine Soft Loc is hard to beat all things considered The TreeLimb Premium is also a Nice quiver but at a higher price. Another top dollar quiver that has impressed me is the Tight Spot! Dan
The best quiver I've owned is the Treelimb Premium. http://treelimbproducts.com/proquiver/ Prices at Lancaster are about $10 less than listed on their page. They are the most lightweight, solidly mounted detachable quiver I've ever found. I've been using them exclusively for 3 years now and Elite just contracted with them this year to make their factory quivers. It's an awesome product.
Thanks for all the information guys!! Ive got just about every suggestion on my watch list on ebay! Hard to decide
