Can you recommend a quiver

[RangerClay]

I've had this Quikee Quiver for years and I cannot stand it. The rubber is so stiff. It's hard to put arrows back in it and when I try to pluck an arrow from it I get a "pop" noise. Not to mention it usually causes my mechanical heads to pop open when I try to get an arrow.

What are some quivers that you are having success with? I'm shopping for a 5 arrow quiver that is somewhat compact and allows a shooter to add/remove arrows effortlessly. Any suggestions?

Edited September 14, 2012 by RangerClay

[Chromeslayer]

Tightspot... pricey but worth every penny

[Doewhacker]

I have a home made one as does all of my family, my uncle made them all. Best hip quiver ever. Maybe I can post a pic later if you want me to? You would probaly want to buy one though I'm guessing.

[RangerClay]

I have a home made one as does all of my family, my uncle made them all. Best hip quiver ever. Maybe I can post a pic later if you want me to? You would probaly want to buy one though I'm guessing.

Thanks but I'm not looking for a hip quiver.

[WNYBuckHunter]

The TightSpot quivers are excellent from what I have heard. They are a bit on the pricey side though. I use a TreeLimb Premium 5 arrow, and I love it. Aluminum riser bracket, silent removal and a built in loop to easilly hang it from a hook or branch.

[Culvercreek hunt club]

Have you looked at the back pack type quivers? I bought a catquiver 3-1/2 last year. LOVE IT!!

[phade]

Treelimb in either model is nice...the premium is great...

[dszymo]

alpine soft-loc are good for a reasonable price.

[nyantler]

Here is one I made myself... easy to carry.. you hardly even know it's there.

[newbee]

I have a G5 quiver and love it

heard great things about tight spot so +1 on them