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Need foam for a Kwikee Kwiver...ideas?

Started by J. Cook, August 12, 2009, 09:16:00 AM

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J. Cook

Guys, I'm apparently not as "resourceful" as I thought I was.  I'm wanting some high density foam to use inside my Kwikee Kwiver hood and danged if I can find any.  Any ideas on where or what I could use?  

Thanks guys and gals.

J. Cook
"Huntin', fishin', and lovin' every day!"

D. Key

My first thought would be a "noodle" for swimming.  I've used them for many things and I dare say it might be good in a "pinch".  At least until you can find the right replacement.

Good luck.
"Pick-A-Spot"

Doug Key

Pat B.

You might get by with a replacement piece of foam from 3R.. They sell them for a couple of different quiver hoods. You'd have to trim to fit.

Keefer

Here's a thought that just entered my mind...If you or any body has any 3-D tarkets that are shot up pretty bad and laying around you could savage an area that doesn't get shot up much ...A keyhole saw can get a section cut out in a block and then you can file with a rasp or belt sander to fit the hood...Someone has got to have one they leave laying around...God Bless, Keefers <")))><

richbat

maybe try a craft store. they might have something. to get you by.
Richard Battistoni

J. Cook

Good ideas fellas!  I knew I'd get some help here.  The 3-D target is a great idea...I may try that.  If I do, I'll let you know how it worked.

Thanks again!
"Huntin', fishin', and lovin' every day!"

Walt Francis

I buy high density foam from a local company that rents canoes and kayaks; they use it for additional flotation in the boats.  For $3.50 I get a piece that is big enough to fill two to four quiver hoods.  The foam is the quietest I have found and remains pliable at thirty below zero (I haven't tested it when it is colder then that).
The broadhead used, regardless of how sharp, is nowhere as important as being able to place it in the correct spot.

Walt Francis

Regular Member of the Professional Bowhunters Society

hunt it

Walt has it! Canoe or kayak stores carry lots of the exact stuff most quivers use.
hunt it

J. Cook

Awesome!  I'll check that out.  Thanks again.  Oh and Walt - no worries about the foam lasting at 30 below for me...because I won't last at below 30!!!!!  Hahaha
"Huntin', fishin', and lovin' every day!"

Kingwouldbe

Old Boogie boards, for those with no ocean, it is used to ride waves, you can get about 20-30 out of one board.

The kids get rid of them every few years, you might try and do a search on that auction, you can get one for $5-$10, I been using them for years.

the force

Hoyt Tiburon

Bowhuntah

Everybody loves archery... some just haven't tried it yet.

kevgsp


DAGATOR

I go to Big Lots and buy the(garden section)foam pad for the knees while digging weeds. About $1.50. Normal colors are blue and light green. I have to cut out two pieces and glue them together then shape them to my quiver.

Very soft and quite closed foam.

Clay

EricW

A buddy of mine buys the exersise matts/pads.


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