I tried the new Arrowmaster shoulder quiver over the weekend.  I had been a die hard bow quiver guy, but it looks like that's going to change. The Arrowmaster has a reinforced, semi-ridged system teamed up with a three point shoulder strap that stays put and does not rub into your back like some that I have tried.  The quiver is made of a very silent heavy duty material that looks like it will last many seasons. I do not have to worry about a bunch of brightly fletched feathers spooking game as they are now covered up-nor do I have to worry about rain (it even has a rain guard!) All this and its a breeze to put an arrow into play.  This dog looks like it will hunt!

I have the original and really like it. How is the new one different? Do you have any pictures?

Glen

I have owned a couple of them myself over the past couple of years, very good product.

Rob..

I have used the original Arrowmaster for a couple of years now and I look forward to trying this upgraded version of the Arrowmaster in the near future!

Keep the wind in your face!

Shoot straight, Shinken

 

I have an older model and really like it for hunting. I talked to Rod about the new one saturday at the Ky tradfest and think i'll be ordering one.

What's the new one like. I have a Bow Mate side quiver that I love. In fact the reason I got it over the original arrowmaster was because it has a rigid frame.

I have the older model, what's new and improved?

I really like my original. I'd like to see another camo pattern to entice me to buy another. Maybe old school like the original Trebark, or another Green predator, or an Ultimate Camo. Maybe even a leafy cover?

I have had an original for a couple years and love it for everything from 3D to hunting- still hunting and treestand.

If anybody wants more info than Max4 great explanation, and since they are a sponsor - here is a link to their website page:

 http://www.safarituff.com/arrowmaster.html

I have to agree.  I recently purchased mine and it is great.  I wish I purchased one long ago.  I thought the strap was too thin, so I tried a little wider strap.  Didn't work as well, so I put the original back on.  I guess I cannot improve perfection!  

Anyone have any experience with the Duiker model?
I think a smaller lighter version would better suit me.

John

I'm interested in the Duiker model as well, the Arrowmaster just seems a bit too large/bulky to me.  However, on the website, the Duiker page doesn't seem to reflect the changes made to the Arrowmaster (pictured with the previous camo, doesn't mention the new 3-point strap system).  Anyone know if the Duiker was also updated?

Thanks Guys  

Both the Arrowmaster and Duiker have been upgraded to the new internal material, reinforcement system and the great Amerisuede XD3 material and camo. The Duiker retains its 2 pt shoulder strap.