My "vote" is for Anneewakee Kinati Quivers.
I might as well tell you a little about my favs when it came/comes to bow quivers. My first was a Selway - a little too heavy for me though it didn't affect my shooting "dope". I tried a Thunderhorne - loved the look of it but it was a little large on my ACS S(uper)S(hort) for my taste. A friend (Tom Anderson) showed me his small (3 arrow) Thunderhorn and I jumped on that model and kept it on my ACS untill John Dill of Anneewakee Archery Asked me if I would like to try a new product for him. It was one of his earliest Kinati quivers I agreed and loved everything about it. I pretty much haven't looked back because John keeps improving what I found to be a great quiver in the first place. I like a young busnissman who is inventive , design -wise, and people savvy. I have enjoyed watching John, a local friend/archer of some renoun, taking feedback , suggestions, etc. from customers, coupled with his own ideas, and making a product and service that is now in demand just about all over the country. Tends to justify my own preferance, besides - LOL When I sold my ACS to Killdeer (to "go primitive") it was still wearing it's Kinati (2nd or 3rd generation - I forget - LOL)
Yep, My favorite Bow Quiver is a Kinati - any model, depending on the bow. Now a lot of people see me carrying a back quiver at shoots, and also know that for about 3 years I only shot primitive bows. OK, that's right, I use the back quiver because it was made by, and was the personal quiver of, my dear departed friend, Barb Dumas. Her boy friend passed it on to me after Barb's untimely demise. I use it at shoots so that I can "take Barb" to shoots she never got to visit. Of course, I can't put a bow quiver on a primitive (all wood) bow - without hampering the limb action - IMO. But my laminated bows sport a loaded Kinati when they're wearing a bow quiver - much to my pleasure and satisfaction - a lot of the time even when I am carrying my 3D arrows in Barb's back quiver at the same time.
This season I hope to have one of John's new (soon to be released) "Slim Jim" Kinati quivers on my Anneewakee Addiction bow, "Blackie". It is his new one, designed for broadheads. That way I can carry the arrows I will hunt with, on my bow, even while 3D shooting, and carrying my 3d arrows in my back quiver, or when practicing at home and using a hip quiver - an ideal situation in my mind.
A couple sneek peeks at that "Slim Jim" prototype that I am so impressed with:
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