What is the best strap/slide on LB quiver

[dbd870]

Pleased with my GN as well.

[arrowbuster]

Thunderhorn will not slip and I think they look better. Just my opinion,

[grayfeather]

I like the linx thunderhorn,i think it looks the best and other than the selway slide on it looks like it will not slip.i have a 4 arrow strap on made by easter I think and it slips.thanks everyone

[longbowray]

Selway for me

[Birdbow]

Another vote here for the EFA quivers. Very lightweight and stable, which I like on a LB

[Knawbone]

I like light weight. EFA for me with no problems.

[flinthead]

I like the Thunderhorn. Roy

[Walt Francis]

The Great Northern has worked best for me.  

I had the two different bow quivers, the two piece types without a rod tying them together, slip down the limbs exposing all of the broadheads.  Both were during falls in the mountains, one while on a sheep hunt in the rain, the other while chasing elk in the snow.  I have taken a lot of similar falls with a Great Northern on the bow and not have any broadhead exposed; broken some arrows, but no exposed broadheads.

[Achilles1]

My Selway slide-on, mounted on a NM Baraga.
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[Achilles1]

Yes, it is a Leftie!

[inthere10x]

Great Northern

[trad_bowhunter1965]

For me it is Selway Quick Detach Quiver love it.

[peroneus]

If You prefer small ones, Mini-boa from 3rivers, would be great choice.

[Quickstick]

For me my selway works great.
Between the quiver and the limbs i roll over a bycicle airhose from the tyres, no moving again.. Works also great on woodhandles in wet conditions for a better grip.
Lot cheaper than other products. And it protects the limbs from ugly spots from the quiver, and you can cut it how you need it.

[Jim Brennen]

I have a Great Northern and a Big Jims and they both work great for me.

[TradBrewSC]

I personally love my kanati, can't believe more people haven't been chiming in on these! Light weight, quite and durable. The customer service is excellent as well. Give one a try..

[Stixbowdrew]

Selway, mine hasn't been off my bow in years

[ishoot4thrills]

All of the ones mentioned are really great quivers and I have owned all of them save for the Thunderhorn.

Currently I own a Great Northern, an EFA, and a Kanati Pro.

My favorite is the Kanati. It's sturdy and well made and stays where you put it, not to mention it looks great as well.

[Cootling]

I had a Selway and a Great Northern and used both on my Pronghorn longbows.  My strong preference is for a 4 or 5 arrow Selway, which is what I still use.