Long bow Quiver

[Wudstix]

I'm a fan of Great Northern and EFA.  Both strap-on very well.  GN holds a few more arrows.  Just traded for a Thunderhorn and am really liking it for stability, as well.  As Terry mentioned there are many sponsors on the site with great products.

[Bill Turner]

Weight is important to me when using a quiver on my longbows. Eagle Flite Archery (EFA) quivers have performed exceptionally well and met my weight requirement in the past. They are a sponsor here and many on TG have used them for years. 

[Fletcher]

I'm another Great Northern fan.  Bought my first around 1990 and still have it.  I upgraded when the adjustable came out and that quiver is still mounted with the original gripper and hood insert.  No telling how many arrows have gone in and out of that quiver.  It has been rained on, sunburnt and constantly used.  I've tried a few others but have always gone back to my GN.  I have gone to a kickback with a long hood for my Grizzly Kodiaks and just bought a used Kickback extreme for the Pika I hope to have in the future.  Why do I like it, it works, is easy to use, is lightweight and is absolutely quiet.

[Steelhead]

I like EFA and G.N adjustable.
I found other ones to be too big and look gaudy on a longbow or too heavy.