I have the same quiver w/o the tooling work. We just spent a few hours in the desert this afternoon.  Isn't it great to have craftsman like Steven to enhance our enjoyment.
Heirloom stuff for sure.

I agree, VERY classy.

Wow that is beautiful.

Excellent workmanship!  Thanks for sharing it....

That is great work! The maker is truly talented.   Is he a fellow tradganger or does he support the site and have his own website you'd be allowed to post?

I love it.\\! How much does something like that cost?

Jon

Beautiful work and an excellent design.

I like it! I've got a leather hip quiver from Steve Katts, good stuff!

Beautiful quiver.

QuoteOriginally posted by Scott Teaschner:
I like it very well done!

When you read something like that from a leather master like Scott, there is no higher praise!

Allan

Beautiful work!!!      

That's more then a quiver it's a work of art.

Oooh! Me like! Very nice workmanship. Looks very functional as well.

That is a great looking quiver,i bet it works good too. REALLY NICE !!!

Great quiver. I got the first Side Kick ever built by my friend Steve.  He does nothing but quality work.

Boy that's NICE!!

Nalajr

An heirloom. Looks like it could serve many generations of archers in the family.  To say that it is nice would be a gross understatement. I like it!

I just went to his site and looked at the quivers. It seem that yours has some machine sewing in places rather than laceing.  Ireally like that as it looks more custom.  Is that right?  Also the tooling I guess you just add that as an option. So does he have certain designs or did you tell him exactly what you wanted?

I purchased one of Raptor Archery Side Quivers when they first come out several years ago and I really like it.

As mine is very comportable to carry as it is soft and seems to comform to my boby. I was wondering how yous feels as it seems to be very stiff.

One added note I really like the way that the top sticks over the feathers to protect them from the elements on yours.

QuoteOriginally posted by Knapper:
I just went to his site and looked at the quivers. It seem that yours has some machine sewing in places rather than laceing.  Ireally like that as it looks more custom.  Is that right?  Also the tooling I guess you just add that as an option. So does he have certain designs or did you tell him exactly what you wanted?

If you look at the "new and improved" version of the Sidekick the stitching is the same.  Nothing custom about it except for the generic (not copyrighted) celtic chain and trinity knot designs I provided to him.