Limb bolt quivers need advice?

[lunchbucket]

I am waiting on my new Talltines bow to arrive and would like to try a limb bolt quiver.Those of you who use them can you steer me in the right direction such as brand if that matters and any tips I may need to know?Thanks for your time.

[JV Rooster]

EFA makes a great one.They are a sponsor here.

[Wapiti Chaser]

I like my Thunderhorn. They come in Regular (large) or small fry (small).

[Mike Vines]

I just picked up a used Kanati angle pro limb bolt for my new Tall Tines.  It seems to fit the bill perfectly.  I have seen a few other Tall Tines with the same quiver and liked the way they all flowed together.

[lunchbucket]

The kanati angle pro is one I was looking at.Do they have plenty of fletching clearance while there in the quiver?

[Kip]

I use an E.F.A. on my short riser Bob Lee and a Great Nortnern on my long risers Bob Lee's.They are both great just a little more secure with the G.N. but E.f.A. also offers their totum which connects both top and bottom(have not tried it yet).I like and use both.Kip

[Gator1]

I just got a Great Northern Quick Detach for my new RER, and it is fantastic.  Great Fletching Clearance, and easily removed with there new Thumb Screw Design...

[lunchbucket]

Sounds like there are many great choices.I will have a look at the quivers mentioned above.

[Mike Harris]

I would suggest the Kanati Pro Limb Bolt or the Kanati Pro Angle Limb Bolt. You can't go wrong with either one although the angle feature is nice, and will let more of the beauty of you Tall Tines not be hidden by your arrows.