I was looking at these and I was wondering if anyone use a linx and are they quiet. I like the BOA but some times it does walk up the limbs. The Linx solves this but I was wondering if there are any other downfalls.
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I just bought one of these a couple weeks ago. My bow has an extremely good finish on it which means it can be slick. The regular Boa does tend to migrate, especiallyt in cold weather. The lins is nice and solid. I haven't noticed any noise.
I have two 4 arrow lynx quivers and never had a problem with noise. Love them!
Got a nice one on the classifieds now. Only reason we are selling it is it will not fit my son's new bow. Great quiver.
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I have a 5 arrow Linx. No noise that I have noticed, in fact, it tends to quiet the bow. I use it on my Orion and love it! It seems to balance perfectly on the Orion. It was a tad too heavy for my Kanati; I went with an Eagle's Flight four arrow for that bow.
I like the fact that I can slip it off if I'm in a ground blind and my arrows stay put. It also eliminates the problem of your quiver parts migrating apart.
They are great quivers and the folks at Thunderhorn are great to work with...highly recommended!
I have one, I think it's very quiet, stable, good quality, solid, easy on and off, doesnt slip. I use mine on my Mohawk, you wont be disappointed.
I've had two "prototype" Linx quivers for 3-4 years now and lover them. So much more stable and they are very quiet. Why would then note quiet? The greatest plus OMHO is being able to take them off in one piece with arrows intact.
I really like mine !!!!
I just received a 6 arrow Linx quiver that I ordered ...It's a thing of beauty... I will let you know how it performs on my recurve.
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