Quiver and arm guard opinions

[lpcjon2]

Well I just found a guy who works in my area and does leather work.Really nice work! staining,conditioning,and fabrication.All is hand stitched.My ? is in your opinion what qualities make the best back quiver and arm guard.He is going to make it to my exact specs.So let it rip.Thanks      

[LongbowGuy83]

Soft. But decent thickness leather. My armguard that I got off 3rivers is soft, but is double layered on the sweet spot. Also I would think 1 or 2 straps would be nice instead of having to strap 3 every time. I've always had stiff back quivers. I recently bought one off Mudd that is really flexible so the arrows don't move around. I've seen some that have the extra strap for a 3 point attachment. Seem like that would be nice so it doesn't slide around on ya. Maybe others don't have this problem but my 25.5" draw arms don't reach but so far behind my head. This back quiver I have now doesn't move near as much as long as I tighten it down or up to whatever I'm wearing. I hope this helps. Not sure if this is what you were asking or not. Good luck.

[lpcjon2]

Thats what Im looken for opinions on what makes them good.When he makes mine it will be the sh%t

[Possum2]

I'VE MADE THEM IN THE PAST AND MOST OF THE GUYS SUGGEST A QUIVER TO BE AT LEAST 22 TO 25 INCHES BUT WITH YOUR SHORT DRAW MAYBE A 18-20" WOULD DEPENDING ON YOUR ARROW LENGTH.