I designed this one and this is the second of two I had made. They were made by two different people but the 1st one just didn't suit me so I traded it off to Mike at The Nocking Point.

This one is great! I love it more and more as I use it especially since I have also been learning to shoot left handed.

I wish I could figure out how to make it work as both a back quiver and a side quiver for both the right and left. But I guess 3 out of 4 ain't bad. There is also a leather hood that's deep enough to cover the fletch end of the arrow too if wanted or needed.

If you do a search on Custom Quiver you'll find my original post explaining the situation with the builder.

God bless,Mudd

I like Selways and Eagle's Flights--Slide on, strap on and limb bolt.  However, I modify the Eagle's Flights with a Selway gripper on the lower bracket.

I use the Selway slide on leater type on both TakeDown Recurve & Longbows,although I pretty much only shoot my TD Longbows anymore, I find the Selways to be very quiet with no rattles, I never have liked the bolt on quivers for some reason.

I like an eagles flight with a 4 arrow hood and 3 arrow gripper.Gives me lots of fletch clearance,plenty of room for any 3 broadheads and is very light.I like the mini boa alot as well and the Great Northern for limb bolt application.

If I'm shooting 2-blades it's an EFA 4 arrow, if I'm shooting big Snuffers or well any 3-blade it's a Selway.  I also like side quivers, Safari Tuff Arrowmaster and the Art Vincent "O.L. Adcock"...

Selway #1 with Kanati Pro a close #2.

Not a bow quiver but I have really taken a liking to a Lakota style quiver I found on a trade blanket several years ago. It is everything I ever read about them and more.

Thunderhorn BOA without any doubt! Read my review:   http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=31;t=000724

German Ridge for my recurve (which I take off when I get in my trestand) and Eagle's Flight for my longbow.

Kanati angle quiver for me.  Just got it at Cloverdale after looking on the web site for months.  Really like it.

Jerry

I really like the Dawgware quiver.  The only problem is that is tends to bend in the middle, which I don't like.  It keeps the feathers dry, and the arrows are readily accessible.

I love my Safari Tuff Arrowmaster quiver.

If I had to go to a bow quiver, it would be an Eagles Flight hands down.

great northern for me.

My favorite is the Boa. I have both the small fry and the Lynx model so it doesn't slide. Lots of people with replies to a question that wasn't asked.

Eagle's Flight strap on 4-arrow with snakeskin; quiet, easy to put on and off, holds arrows securely, and looks good.  Not overly heavy, either.

Kanati Pro strap-on and Kanati Angle are the best I've ever tried and I've tried them all.

Like BobW I also like the skookum 2 arrow quiver from Alaska Bowhunting Supply.  Virtually no weight and I can't tell any difference in the way my bows shoot, with or without it.

BOB

Custom quivers by Zipper. Best deal going, especially now that Bill can get them done with a strap on attachment.

Haven't formed an opinion Yet!

The old Bear spring arm bow quivers. Easy on and off, and I always take mine off on stand.