What Quiver do you use?

[crumy]

I am in need of a new quiver for this year and have been looking around. Was considering a sling or backpack type quiver until I purchased the Kifaru pack. So what type of quiver do you use? I was thinking about a tightspot, but is it worth it? I may use grim reapers for deer/antelope and snuffers for elk.

crumy

 

[swat8888]

Yep tight spot is worth it...pick up a used one on AT for 75-90. Think I snagged mine for 80

 

[Craig Van Arsdale]

Tight spot is worth it to me, nice quivers.

 

[Moose Drool]

Love the tight spot, they have a rubber insert that replaces the foam on the old ones too. Just got mine the other day.

 

[OR Archer]

Tight Spot. Great adjustability, light weight, and a no questions asked warranty.

 

[Jake Leibke]

Really like my tight spot....a

 

[WOOD5045]

Another vote for Tightspot

 

[armyjoe]

Like everyone else. Tight Spot.

 

[crumy]

I also talked to Steve at sands. He says same thing. Cap sounds like tightspot is the quiver

 

[Bowhuntr64]

Tight spots are definitely worth it! This year I am putting a new Hoyt Arrow Rack 2 piece on my Spyder, but I have a Tight spot on my AM32.

 

[Lawnboi]

I also have a tight spot. Another thing I like about it is that you can get an extra mount for 20 bucks and use it on all your bows. Sits close, im able to take it off, its pretty light and it hold my arrows tight.

 

[Ozz08]

Yes tightspot quivers are worth it.

 

[HellsCanyon]

I picked up a treelimb quiver and really like it. Super lightweight and they hold all size arrows really well! Give them a look.

Mike

 

[velvetfvr]

Tight spot!!!!!

 

[RosinBag]

I will go against the grain. Any Hoyt or Fuse 2 piece. I find these quivers much quieter than the Tight Spot. I did try the Tight Spot, but didn't like the fit or sound from them. But as you can see, I am in the minority.

 

[a3dhunter]

I will go against the grain. Any Hoyt or Fuse 2 piece. I find these quivers much quieter than the Tight Spot. I did try the Tight Spot, but didn't like the fit or sound from them. But as you can see, I am in the minority.

I haven't tried the Tight Spot, but have looked closely at them on other bows.
I will also stick to using a Hoyt or Fuse two piece quiver.

 

[sk1]

tightspot and never looked back, really love it....but i tried so many different quivers before i finally gave in and dropped the cash on a tightspot. i should have stopped wasting my money a long time ago trying to find a decent budget quiver.

 

[Juan_ID]

I'm with RosinBag, I too prefer the 2pc Fuse quivers over the TightSpot. Quieter and they just seem to balance better than the TightSpot on my old AM32...

 

[shaun]

I will go against the grain. Any Hoyt or Fuse 2 piece. I find these quivers much quieter than the Tight Spot. I did try the Tight Spot, but didn't like the fit or sound from them. But as you can see, I am in the minority.

I will also be using hoyt 2 piece this year

 

[crumy]

How do the fuse handle mechanical broadheads? Does the foam open them up?