What quiver?

[ElknastyT]

I have the tight spot on my carbon element right now and was considering going to a 6 arrow or even bigger,,the tight spot uses metal parts so I am assuming that there is something lighter than that.

HELP!!!!

 

[GameSlayer]

From what research I have done it sounds like the Tightspot is the way to go for light weight and function. I don't have any experience with one but I am planning to get one when I set my new Spyder up.
Some of the older hoyt pro series might be for you if you want a 6 arrow, check out archery talks classifieds..

 

[Bullhunter]

tightspot is the only way to go.

 

[Backpack Hunter]

I like the Tightspot as well.

 

[lavacrawler]

I've really been looking for options for my new Insanity and even though the price kills me I think ya can't go wrong with the Tight Spot. I've heard from some that with its adjustability it has eliminated their need for a stabilizer. So do many of you guys find this to be true as well?

 

[DIRK DURHAM]

Been using a Fuse 2 piece for several years. Not the lightest, but its tough, adaptable to different bows, and my arrows dont come loose or vibrate while shooting 

 

[BrentLaBere]

I am a fan of the Fuse Products, although I have yet to commit to a quiver. That one might be one I would go with.

 

[Backpack Hunter]

I've really been looking for options for my new Insanity and even though the price kills me I think ya can't go wrong with the Tight Spot. I've heard from some that with its adjustability it has eliminated their need for a stabilizer. So do many of you guys find this to be true as well?

I still use a stabilizer, but the Tightspot does have a lot of adjustability, and sits close to the bow.

 

[RockyMountainHi]

I have been real happy with Tighstpot for 3 years and now my buddy is as well.

 

[Double Lung]

I bought the hoyt pro series shorty on off very easy tuff and looks good.

 

[Jimbow65]

I am a fan of the Fuse Products, although I have yet to commit to a quiver. That one might be one I would go with.

I have been researching quivers and it seems unanimous that tightspot makes a great quiver, But, I found the Fuse Satori Streamline Quiver that looks very similar, anyoune have any experience with it?

 

[birddog]

I love my alpine quiver I love the rubber mounting it has never had a issue with it

 

[Fullabull]

Why would you want to take that many arrows with you? That's just more weight to carry around.  I never carry more then 4 arrows on my quiver, three with BH's and one with a target point for practice. If you are bivy hunting or something get a big quiver for you backpack and a smaller one for you bow. Just a thought

 

[RockyMountainHi]

Why would you want to take that many arrows with you? That's just more weight to carry around.  I never carry more then 4 arrows on my quiver, three with BH's and one with a target point for practice. If you are bivy hunting or something get a big quiver for you backpack and a smaller one for you bow. Just a thought

Fullabull,
I compromised with one Quiver and 5 arrows total for bivy hunting.  One with small game head and several extra broadhead blades.  My first year, I got down to 1 arrow in my quiver due to a gear failure (lost 2) and poor shooting (bull fever).  I don't want that anxiety, so I stick with 5 in the quiver and practice with it year round.

 

[Mountain Bowhunter]

I think when I finally do break down and buy one it's gonna be a tight spot, so if your gonna sell that one...

 

[c.rash]

"HELP!" ...??? What?!  You already have the tight spot!  LOL.  If I had the funds right now (single income family, 3 young children), I'd have a tight spot.