Bowmate quivers??

[3Feathers]

Anyone use this brand quiver for ground hunting?If so how does it work for you?Quality? I was using a leather side quiver this fall and my feathers got kinda messed up in wet weather.

[jkm97]

I use the Arrowmaster duiker, which is a similar design. I love it, protects arrows very well and is easy to access. The bowmate is heavier and more rigid, but I'm sure it works quite well.

[3Feathers]

Looked at their website and clips on youtube they look well made.

[nineworlds9]

I have used both the Arrowmaster and Bowmate.  My brother owns an Arrowmaster and I own a Bowmate.  Both are slightly different executions of the same concept, both work excellent.  The weight difference is not stark, a handful of ounces.  The primary advantage of the Bowmate is that it is a rigid tube, so additional protection of arrows is possible, and it is also ambidextrous, whereas with the Arrowmaster you must choose RH or LH model.  The Arrowmaster is a semi rigid design with an internal frame.  It is perhaps a little more roomy.  The broadhead foam in the AM is also more durable, howver in the Bowmate it is just a piece of pool noodle, so for 1.99 at Walmart you can purchase a lifetime supply     I would gladly own either, and chose the Bowmate because I liked the pocket on the lower end and the ambidextrous option.  Both excellent.  I would go with whichever one strikes your fancy the most.

[jkm97]

Good review there by Nine. I had the original Arrowmaster at first, thinking I wanted to use the pocket to stash my gear. But for me it wasn't as useful as I thought, but I loved the protection offered by the quiver, so I ordered the slimmer duiker. I honestly doubt I'll look for another quiver anytime soon.

[3Feathers]

Received my bowmate today.................Well worth the money..............NICE.......

[3Feathers]

Any bowemate users?????