Honestly, my favorite thus far has been the parker red hot quick detach quiver, but they're long gone and out of production.

 

Homade tenpoint top and Kwikee bottom

 

I'm looking for one that holds 4 to 6 arrows. I don't want to buy the Tenpoint version because I've seen bad reviews on it.

 

I don't attach a quiver. I use the TP that holds 3 arrows just carry it in my backpack. I have only shot more than one arrow while hunting a couple of times.

 

I'm another that doesn't want any quiver on my bow. Just about any quality quiver works for me, I have it attached to my pack. With that said I like the old bohning quivers if I want more than 3 arrows.

 

Always used Quickie quiere on my compounds. They were easy to detach once I got to my stand. Still have a couple around.

 

I like the G5 head loc quivers.

 

I never attach a quiver to my crossbow. If I wanted something to stick out and bang into stuff, I'd buy a recurve crossbow.....which is not going to happen either. I too carry a quiver in my backpack with a clip and bungee cord loop to attached to the loop at the top of my pack, with the quiver hood slid into a mesh pocket on the side. In the stand the same clip and loop can attach to the shooting rail or hang from something in a blind.

 

TP quiver and bracket attachment system sucks IMO. The Rebolt quiver from Excalibur is the highest quality quiver on the market. It is made by Tightspot. I will likely use that with my Turbo X and keep in my backpack side pocket.

 

I agree Ten Point quiver system piss poor design, I use their 6-bolt quiver and place in my back pack when I’m hunting I know it’s safe and secure.

 

Have you looked at a hip quiver?

 

Those are about as handy as a third leg. I don't want extra stuff getting in the way.

 

All depends on whether you know how to handle and use that third leg!!

 

Good thread...I was curious myself as to what aftermarket quivers others may be using on TP's as well. The 3-arrow quiver leaves a lot to be desired no doubt, and the 6-arrow abortion is, well...just an abortion (read reviews on TP's site). It seems the problems (bracket screw failure/arrows not staying in the grippers and simply falling out, hood not adequately covering broadheads) with the 6-arrow quiver from 4-5 yrs ago are the problems with it...wait for it, wait for it...today! Lol

 

I don’t use a quiver. Quiver bad- map tube good as the cave man said.

 

Fwiw, I've always used bow mounted quivers, but once I was in my tree or blind, the quiver came off and was tied to the tree or treestand or sitting on the ground next to me in the blind. Just find that its one less thing I have to carry if it's already mounted to the bow.

 

I had this setup for my 505. Looked goody with the arrows backwards but it sure carried nice. I like top mount quivers so used a Killer Instinct quiver mount bracket like on my X1.

 

How many arrows do you need to kill a deer. I guess some people think that they look good with 6 arrows in their quiver. I carry 3 but that is 2 more than i need . Can only drag one out at a time

 

I use a Bohning Top Mount and the 4 arrow quiver that came with my old Bear crossbow on my Nitro. While I'm not thrilled with mounting it to the scope rail, I don't like a bottom mount quiver at all. It's attached well behind the struts. There's also an attachment point on my climbing stand so I usually move it to that as soon as I get in position for hunting. Only a sample size of one, but the Bohning mount is cast aluminum and the threaded hole came partially stripped so I needed to install a helicoil. This set up allows me to carry the bow with a rifle sling over my shoulder. IMHO, 4 is more than enough for deer hunting.