I like the looks and the sounds of the Arrow Master quiver and the other side quivers of similar design.
But one thing that confuses me is how do these quivers keep the arrows, specifically carbons and aluminums, quieter than other quivers? Seems like they would have just as much room to rattle around and bump into eachother.
Thanks
Zack
material & shape. Its well thought out & well put together..... nuff said.
I don't know. but no doubt they do.
ChuckC
they do. they have a foam in the bottom that ya stick the BH in.
rusty
The arrow master slightly conforms to the shape of a man's back, as they are specifically made to be "Not" rigid. The slight bend of the quiver presses upon the arrows inside and keeps em all quiet. As stated above the foam base allows for the broadhead to gain purchase.
Another benefit I've experience is even in a driving rain the Arrowmaster keeps my fletchings dry.
Finally the Arrowmaster has just enough room to accomodate the the sewn-in sheaths of both my hunting knife and Hand axe. Everything is balanced in place and right handy to locate with out even looking at.