I've tried about every bow quiver except these. Which do you prefer and why? Which has the better arrow gripper?

Thanks, Barney

What arrow will you be using in the quiver?

Uh, depends on which bow I use it on. Anything from carbons to 23/64 woods.

Personally I'd go with the Eagles Flight. Don makes one heck of a nice functional quiver. That is what all 7 of my bows are wearing. Both T/D models and strap ons.

I'd def. go with eagles flight

Eagles Flight here too.  Make sure if you use the 23/64 arrows that you buy the 4 arrow gripper. The 3 arrow grippers are made for thinner arrows.

You won't be disappointed with the eagles flight!

Does the 4 arrow gripper work well with carbons also.

Yes, Gorilla does it work with carbons ?

I cannot help but laugh out loud when I see your handle, " Vanilla Gorilla ", I love it , haha !!! I also like your quote too, " Guild of Mute Assasins", toooo funny !!!

JC, if you are reading this please post, you are the new resident expert for the Eagle's Flight.


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Kanati vote here.    Works well and they look nice.

I have the 3 arrow quiver, and it only holds carbons, but not my 11/32 shafts. Grippers too small. I called Don and he said that the 4 arrow gripper is made for the larger shafts.

Well both are good. but I would go with the Kanati. That will be the next one I try. JMVHO><>

At Kalamazoon in January, I saw the Kanatis with a four arrow in-line arrow gripper rather than the semi-circle.  Haven't seen them since.  Anyone know where I can get one?  Calls and emails to Anneewakee Archery go unanswered.

Jerry

I moved earlier this year after Kalamazoo. Could have missed your call during the move. Feel free to contact me. Glad we got to meet in Kalamazoo.

John

http://shrewbows.com/ShrewUltra-Litequiver.htm

http://shrewbows.com/shrewcustomquiver/

Thanks Ron.  Managed to get in touch with John.

I looked at both and bought the Kantati. It is a little heavier than the eagles flight, but seemed to be a lot more solid mounted on my bow. I really like the looks of it too.
Mike

I bought one of the Kantatis while up at denton hill this week. It cost more, but is heavier built and more solid on the bow. I've owned one of the eagle's flight quivers too and it did a good job.

While at denton, I checked out a bob lee recurve with the Kantati attached and it looked nice and was solid. The older gentleman I spoke with showed his "test" quiver which he used last hunting season. He only had good remarks for the quiver. They do have different size arrow grippers if needed.

Either quiver would work well, but I'd lean towards the Kantati.