im getting back into the trad world.. i have an older wing thunderbird with a new string on the way.
what would be a good strap on / slide on quiver for this bow? id like 4+ arrows, and affordable.
anyone have any sugestions? :pray:
I've been looking into this too.. I've been a little surprised at the cost of quivers! Dosen't look like there is much to them to warrant the price tag around a $100..but I am a Newbie to traditional archery.
I'm looking real hard at this Big Jims quiver.
http://www.shop.bigjimsbowcompany.com/Big-Jims-Bow-Quiver-bow-quiver.htm
thats a nice quiver. i had s thunderhorn once, and it was an awesome quiver. keep the advice coming guys.
Quivers are kind of a personal choice thing, by that I mean that we all have our favorites, and while one quiver on bow "A" will perform flawlessly, on bow " B" or "C" it may not work as well.
A bow quiver will add weight, which can help to balance the bow, and reduce noise, the wrong quiver on a bow though, can have the opposite effect.
Sorry this doesn't answer your question, but hope it helps.
As to the cost, a contributing factor is most quivers are sewn by hand...
Thanks,
My son uses a Thunderhorn strap-on on his T-bird.
any pics of that manhatango??
Look at the thunderhorn discounted quivers with minor flaws.
I like the Great Northern strap on quiver which I can use on both recurves and longbows. Mine holds 4 arrows. I can't think of any bow this wouldn't fit.
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Great quivers at a reasonable price. I use them on recurves and longbow.
I was hoping someone had one they werent using and would be willing to sell. I put an ad in the classifieds
Anybody? :pray:
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i second the thunderhorn discounted boas, i just purchased one for my pse ghost and when it showed up i looked it over good and couldnt find the imperfection? that says a lot about thunderhorns standards, buy with confidence, im a utilitarian and although i love my fare share of fancy you cant beat 45 bucks for a top notch piece of kit.
I have a thunderhorn on all of my bows. Great quivers
Big Jim for me.
I have an EFA and Big Jim's quiver and I really can't decide which I like better. They're both top notch.