Sell me a Quiver

[92xj]

Looking for sub $75.
Want a one piece that I can take on and off while hunting.
Quiet as possible.
low profile as possible.
4 arrow min.
Going on a Alphamax35. 

Whats out there and what sould I check out?  I havent been in the quiver buying game in 10 years and I need some help.

[pianoman9701]

You have to go another $60 and get a tight spot. You have to. You have no choice in this.

[alwinearcher]

You have to go another $60 and get a tight spot. You have to. You have no choice in this.

I agree!
Just spend the money and get the best quiver TIGHTSPOT!

[bobcat]

I'm far from being an expert on archery equipment, so take this for what it's worth...
I have an Alpine "Bear Claw." It was only $30 and sounds like it might meet your requirements.

http://www.alpinearchery.com/2013bearclawhome.html

[92xj]

what makes it worth $135?
Where to purchase one? 

[alwinearcher]

what makes it worth $135?
Where to purchase one?

It is VERY quiet, has a extremely solid bracket for easy on/off and fits as tight to your bow as a traditional style 2 piece quiver making you bow much less bulky.

[pianoman9701]

The way it fastens to the bow eliminates torque and helps pull your groups in. The mounting system also eliminates vibration. It's better balanced when it's mounted. It holds the arrows tighter - I have yet to have an arrow pop off. They beat the pants off any other I've tried.

Google them and you can find a distributor. Down here, it's Archery World or Bob's in Longview, I think.

[KFhunter]

work with a Wisker Biscuit setup?

Martin Blade X4

[Whitetail freak]

No arrow vibrations in a TightSpot either also a lot of adjustment to do practically anything you want.

[Jellymon]

what makes it worth $135?
Where to purchase one?

You wont believe how much a regular quiver wants to tip your bow over. After shooting with a tight spot for so long a regular quiver feels horrible to me.
Just the balance alone makes it worth every penny, not to mention the quality and adjustability. Only downside(besides price) is that sticker on the hood, at least it comes off easy.  If you can afford it you wont be disappointed.

[92xj]

Ok, lets pretend I was being honest in the first line of my first post.  What are some other options besides the tightspot and something a little cheaper.  Unless someone has a used tightspot for sale....

[Jellymon]

Heres one like the tight spot. I believe its 79.99.

http://www.fuelthehunt.com/m/#pages/technologyBreakdown.php?i=49

[92xj]

I cant see that link on this computer, but is it similar to this?
http://www.mountain-archery.com/octane-deadlock-pro-quiver.aspx
If so, what are your thoughts on this quiver? 

[Jellymon]

Yes thats it. Ive never used one so I cant really comment. I just like the fact that its lightweight and fits tight to your bow. BUT, I dont know about the longevity of the release lever, the whole thing is plastic with tiny pins holding it together.
After looking at it more closely I would say pass.

[pianoman9701]

Yes thats it. Ive never used one so I cant really comment. I just like the fact that its lightweight and fits tight to your bow. BUT, I dont know about the longevity of the release lever, the whole thing is plastic with tiny pins holding it together.
After looking at it more closely I would say pass.

They fully back the quiver.

"Ironclad Guarantee

If your (original owner) TightSpot™ Quiver breaks, no matter how, we will repair or replace it at no cost"


http://www.tightspotquiver.com/bow_quiver_guarantee.html