what is the sturdiest strap on quiver there is?

[riverrat 2]

Great Northern. Wrapping strap,heavy gauge wire frame,good looks,adjustable length,acts as if it is a 1-piece when it is mounted. Check em' out Daniel.   rat'

[DanielB89]

Originally posted by riverrat 2:
Great Northern. Wrapping strap,heavy gauge wire frame,good looks,adjustable length,acts as if it is a 1-piece when it is mounted. Check em' out Daniel.   rat'

Rat, I think you may have slmething! I'll see how their arrows line up on them!

[DennyK]

Of the ones I have tried I like the Great Northern the best.

[Kevin Dill]

Originally posted by DanielB89:

Kevin,
can you send a pic showing how far away from the bow the quiver is? [/b][/QUOTE]

Not at this time. The front side of the quiver shaft is 1.25" from the edge of the bow limb at the hood end. The fletch end of the quiver has a bit of additional offset at 1.5".

[Green]

Favorite strap-ons?  Depending on the cover...one or the other of these



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[Biathlonman]

Thunderhorn small fry lynx, I've tried just about all of them now.

[toddster]

I have tried alot of the strap on quivers, they all worked well, but for me the Annewakee

[lbshooter]

Thunderhorn

[recurve3]

Another vote for the Lynx quiver. I just received mine about two weeks ago and it is extremely sturdy. No movement or rattling so far.

[JARHEAD1371]

I have only used a Great Northern and a Kanati. IMO the Kanati is much more stable and quieter than the GN.

[J. Cook]

I love the Kanati Pro strap on model -- I've used Great Northern, EFA, Thunderhorn, Selway, etc...all have had good and bad points but I haven't found anything negative with the Kanati Pro Angle model yet.

[DanielB89]

Originally posted by JARHEAD1371:
I have only used a Great Northern and a Kanati. IMO the Kanati is much more stable and quieter than the GN.

Which quiver do you have?

[J. Cook]

I also believe that Kanati as the best additional arrow holder system with the "shaft rider" on their pro model.  I've used piggy backers and hated them - they rotated every time you shoot causing noise and causing my arrows to move around.  

I have the Kanati Pro Angle strap on with a shaft rider -- it would be hard to convince me now that there is a better quiver on the market.

[DanielB89]

Originally posted by J. Cook:
I also believe that Kanati as the best additional arrow holder system with the "shaft rider" on their pro model.  I've used piggy backers and hated them - they rotated every time you shoot causing noise and causing my arrows to move around.  

I have the Kanati Pro Angle strap on with a shaft rider -- it would be hard to convince me now that there is a better quiver on the market.

thank you for taking the time to reply. I will look into one of these.  It would be awesome if i could find someone to trade me, but probably wont happen.

[ishoot4thrills]

I have tried just about all of them, except the Thunderhorn, and I like the Kanati Pro strap-on the best. Rock solid and looks great too.

[DanielB89]

Originally posted by ishoot4thrills:
I have tried just about all of them, except the Thunderhorn, and I like the Kanati Pro strap-on the best. Rock solid and looks great too.

   

boy, that is one beautiful quiver.  If i can find anyone crazy enough to trade my GN QD for one, i will own one soon!