I've been reading product reviews,checked their websites and still can't choose.Is it a matter of flipping the coin? For those who use them, Tell me what you like about it.thanks guys.

I've had both.My choice is the EFA it's more compact and balances the bow very nicely.I also really like the extension bar for the bottom section.It keeps the arrows behind the bottom limb.And i like the velcro attachment system better than the rubber straps.The EFA are the only quiver i've used that made the bow quieter.

Like my Kanati, would like to try an EFA someday. I think they are very similar from what I've read. With that said just bought two GN's and really like them.

Really like how I can turn the hood around on my kanati and have the fletch end of arrows run toward the front of the bow protecting them more. Not sure if the EFA does that or not and wish I could do that on the GN's



Here is the GN's.

They are both well made I prefer EFA's they work well for me. I like them because they are light and I shoot the same with it and without.LCH

Carefully consider what your getting when buying a product........Even though both quivers are totally diffrent from each other in some respects. Both represent alot of dedication to building a great product. Feel free to call either if you have questions.

Most products I purchase,in my mind, can be improved on in some way. I can honestly say that my Kanati's don't fall into that category. I have been so impressed with the 2 that I have that I'll be getting another soon.

Wish I could comment on the EF quivers but I have no experience with them. They do look like a quality product! From what "guys in the know" say....you will be impressed with both!

i think you are right on "flip a coin". I have the EFA cherokee and i like it alot.  I will someday try out the kanati. Heads or tails?

EFA!  I have one on my sons LB, I have a little original around for my self bow, and just ordered another "Totum" for my new LB...

Don makes a great product, and most of all is a great guy to deal with        

I don't really like bow quivers, but when I use one, it's the Kanati.  Rock solid, no slip mounting and dead quiet. Fits four of any broadhead you want to throw in it.  I just ordered another yesterday.

I have been using a Kanati and have just ordered a Slim Jim from them aswell.  Excellent quality and great people to deal with.  I have not tried the EFA so I can't compare the two.

I have an EFA and I really like it. Never used a Kanati so I can't comment on that. The EFA fits tight on both my recurve and my longbow, it does not move at all. It's a little tight getting four 4-blade broadheads in there but they will fit. I pretty much only use 2-blade heads so it's a non-issue for me.

Kanati is a well built, stay in place unit.

Both are superb.I can see why some might prefer one and some might prefer the other.

I use both.

I love my Kanati.. Excellent quality and ease of use. Holds my arrows tight and no slipping at all. Just to add.. John Dill is really a pleasure to do business with. He is very helpful and has all the time to talk one could want. I'd like to meet him someday..

I have used them both...along with many other bow quivers and I'd say you narrowed it down to the two that fit MY needs the best.  I love them both for different reasons, but find myself using the EFA more these days.  Don't have anything bad to say about the Kanati, but use the EFA more now.

They are both great quivers!

Travis

i am using a kanati pro quiver (recently acquired) and am very happy with it .thinking of getting a kanati angle for another bow . excellent product cant go wrong.  

Been using the same EFA quiver for 5yrs and it is still going strong! Just ordered a second one yesterday and Don is top notch!  

EFA for me.  I have heard nothing but good things about the Kanati quiver also.  Ken

I picked up a Kanati @ Kalamazoo show and so far so good.  I havent hunted with it but its very solid, I think its a winner!      ..DB

I love my Kanati Slim Jim quiver. I can't speak for EFA quivers but they look like a good product as well. As they say, "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder."