I Need A New Quiver, Suggestions?

Im wanting one that holds 5 or 6 arrows. Im going to be hunting with the quiver on so it needs to be light and not stick out very far. I was looking at the Bohning Chameleon 5 arrow and the Apex Nano 5 arrow . My price range is around $30-$50. If you guys have had any experience with these quivers let me know your opinions. And if you have any other suggestions I would like to hear them.

 

Have you looked at the Alpine Soft Lock, Diamond Ultra-Lite or Treelimb? I didn't use a quiver last season and I am looking into them now. I have one but its old and it was made for aluminum arrows and I shoot carbon. One of the features on a few of these is th built in tree hanger hook. I had bad luck with my arrows hitting limbs and parts of my stand while moving around on stand so I took it off. The tree hanger loop is perfect for me once on stand. All three I named are in your price range and are offered in 5 arrow configuration.

 

I use the Alpine Soft Loc 5-arrow quiver, I love that thing. I probably only sits out about an inch and a half. As for hanging it on a tree, I just use one of the screw-ins made for accessories.

 

I just picked up the Alpine Soft Loc 7 arrow quiver. Was about $60 or so.

 

I'm using an Alpine Soft Loc on 1 bow and a TreeLimb on the other. Between the two, I prefer the TreeLimb, but that might cost a little more than your specified price range.
Either would do a fine job for you.

 

Kwik E Quiver all the way!

 

kwikee quiver

 

Q5 Ultra Lite would be another fine choice. Super light and has the perfect hanger on the top. It's very adjustable and simple too.

 

I've got a Tree Limb on my Z34 but since I shoot the ultra thin Victory VAPs (nanos) the quiver does not hold them very well. I gotta find something that will hold arrows with that small diameter shaft.

 

I've had an Alpine soft-loc. It was okay for a few years and then it didn't want to hold the arrows securely anymore. Then it started coming off my bow pretty easy. I could have bought new arrow grippers and bracket but after all that, I could have bought another quiver. I currently have an Apex Nano and to be honest with you, I don't like it that well. Depending on your sights, it can be difficult to remove. I will say it's probably the lightest weight quiver I've ever had. I have been looking at the Trophy Ridge six-shooter. Looks like a nice quiver at a very good price.

Blessings......Pastorjim

 

i love my treelimb its nice, and the price is good also

 

Alpine Soft-Loc here too. Been using the same quiver for about 8 or so years and it hasn't let me down. It can be a bugger to get off when its cold as the rubber hardens, but hasn't been much of an issue.

 

BowTech makes a decent little quiver under the Diamond name that holds five arrows and has loads of adjustability up- and down-wise that's supposed to retail around $25 or so.... VERY light.

http://diamondarchery.com/#/technologyBreakdown?r=products_technology&i=39

Beyond that... in that price range, I'd get a Kwikee.

 

My vote is for Kwikee.

 

I like the Vortxx 6 stx.

http://www.newdawnoutdoors.com/quivers.htm

 

mathews quiver

 

I really like my Alpine Softloc! Although I don't have much experience with other quivers.

 

Thanks for all the suggestions guys, there are so many options its hard to chose lol.

 

Don't mean to hi-jack the thread but what are your preferences between the Q5 Ultra Lite, The Treelimb 5-Arrow, and the Mathew's Arrowweb T-5?