Best quiver these days?

[AlwaysChasinTailNHorns]

I run a tight spot, been running it for around 4 years and it’s still going strong. Hard to beat!

 

[Idaboy]

I'm on extended hunts so use T-spot 7 arrow quiver....any other brands have a 7 arrow option?

 

[JoeK]

Option has 8 arrow version, or even a 10 arrow setup if you really want extra ammo

 

[IdahoBeav]

The best quiver for western hunting is always the OEM 2-piece for the particular bow.

 

[coyoteman]

Everyone using the quivalizer.. does that thing not blow your bow all over the place in windy conditions?

It does catch the wind pretty good. Enough that I've started practicing with it off and havent notice any POI changes inside 60 yds. I'm a right handed shooter and I really like having the arrows on the left side of the bow to prevent the arrows from constantly sitting in the dirt while stalking on my hands and knees.

 

[ganngus]

I use a tight spot but I’ve heard a lot of really good things about the two piece quivers from Matthew’s/hoyt/pse. I shoot pse and on fence about trying theirs. My main hold up is I own a tight spot, why drop another 200 when I’ve been fine with same quiver for years.

 

[Blockcaver]

Like my two Tight Spots…..original 5 arrow versions.

Oldest dates to 2012. Had a carbon rod crack this summer. Sent it to Tight Spot service in Ontario. They put new carbon rods, arrow grippers, and quiver hood foam in under warranty. Can’t beat that service!! And they just work!

I often pop the quiver off for a shot of the winds are blowing. Also get on my knees if terrain allows. Much more stable. A lot of the 2-piece bowmaker quivers don’t come off easily like a TS.