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Posted April 3, 2010 By admin

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p.s. anyone know of any cheap(er) rangefinders that can be used for archery, places that sell them or brands/ models.
I was looking at quivers for my new mathews outback, and I was told that if I was to get a quiver to definitely go with the Kwikee Kwivers, because they are the best on the market and cheap. I was going 100% with this idea, until i came onto a deal for the quiver that I was looking at previously the Alpine Soft-loc quiver. Please tell me anything that you like/ dislike about these and if you have any other quivers that you use/ like. All the information possible!!!

KWIKEE:

http://www.bowhuntingstuff.com/product/KC/Kwikee_Kwiver_Combo_Bow_Quiver.html

ALPINE:

http://www.bowhuntingstuff.com/product/SOFT-LOC-5-QUIVER/Alpine_5_Arrow_Soft_Loc_Bow_Quiver.html

Both of the quivers do and will be detached

First of all these quivers do not attach to your limbs. Selway archery does make a quiver that attaches to the limbs on a re-curve but i don’t know of any companies that produce an item like this for a compound bow. And both of these quivers detach from the bow. I don’t know of any quiver produced today that is a permanent mount. They are all quick detach. Kwikee quivers make a great product. I used one for years. However I don’t now. I use carbon arrows and I have found that they do not fit snugly enough in the kwikee and they rattle. The kwikee i used was an older one so maybe kwikee has fixed this problem. I have never owned an Alpine quiver but have noticed that they have become very popular. I see them on allot of bows and noticed that my local archery shops carry many of them and also replacement parts. I personally went with the apex nano quiver for my 2009 Matthews DXT. It is very compact and holds 5 arrows.

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