Need Tight fitting durable quiver

[BenApple]

On my last trip, my good ole trophy ridge 6 arrow quiver broke. Does anyone have a strong recommendation for a quiver that fits really tight to the bow but doesn’t cost half what a “tight spot” quiver does? Thanks for any help!

 

[Billy Goat]

A used tight spot?


They ain't cheap, but they work well. I have broken a pile of cheap quivers in the past, add it up and you bought the premium one.

 

[xcutter]

Hard to beat Tightspot. Do like suggested above. Buy a used one.

 

[Samdemarais]

Check out the conquest Talon. I haven’t used it but heard some good things

 

[nettereo16]

A used tight spot?


They ain't cheap, but they work well. I have broken a pile of cheap quivers in the past, add it up and you bought the premium one.

Yeah, find a used TS. I got mine for 70-80 bucks. It's indestructible and I really like how it mounts to the bow. I adjust the rubber stops and the clamps down tight and close. I never take it off my bow.

 

[TheTone]

Does your bow manufacturer make their own 2 piece? I’ve often found good 2 piece quiver to be more durable, quiet, etc. also tree limb makes a 2 piece that mounts on multiple brands and they seem to be well liked

 

[jKsled]

Apex Reactor XL

 

[TheKleinstein]

I'll add to the recommendations to get a tight spot. You won't regret the purchase. Used or new.

 

[Rrush]

Big fan of my Tree-Limb 3 arrow. Compact. Fairly light. And I don't see myself having any requirement for more than 3 arrows when I go out.

 

[87TT]

Buy once, cry once. Buy the Tight Spot.

 

[longspeak74]

I really like my G5, 4 arrow. Sits close to the bow and is tight.

 

[chadcharb]

A 2 piece tree limb would fit your bill well. Very solid built in the USA quiver