New Quiver for Matrix 355

[SummitSitter]

Hey guys...I'm looking to swap out my stock Excalibur quiver for a new one. I have a Munchmount and I'm looking for recommendations for a decent quiver. I'm leaning towards a Kwikee quiver but wanted to see what others to consider. If you can post some pics of our quivers along with recommendations I would appreciate it! Happy hunting!!!

[Normous]

Hi, ever since the early 90's only one quiver has been attached to each and every Excalibur that I owned and that is the Kwik 3 at 5.6 oz. I think your choice is a good one.

Just before Christmas I noticed Kwikee Quiver has a nice Holiday sales event with the Kwik 3 going for #12.99 and $5 shipping plus 12 free field points and that was a good time to stock up on spares in case any new Xbow looks lonely.

[NEPAbowhunter]

X2 on the Kwikee quivers. That's all I have been using for years. I use the mount attached to the lag bolt and bang that into the tree and take my quiver off every time I am on stand.

http://www.kwikeekwiver.com/

[SummitSitter]

I've been using Kwikee quivers on my compound bows for years. What advantages, if any, do you see with the Kwikee quivers verses the Excalibur quivers?

[Normous]

I prefer the Kwik 3 light weight over the Excal quiver and secondly, their quiver brackets can be could in bulk at a low cost. Each of my Summit Climbers has a Kwik bracket attached for easy use.
Kwikee also offers many finishes to choose from and that can't be noted with other quiver manufactures.

[amythntr]

.....Just as I was reading this post I was installing my KK3 on "Oofah"....I have one on both of my Excalibur XB's and love it...lightweight and much better designed than the Excal quiver...you cannot go wrong!

Anthony

[NEPAbowhunter]

I've been using Kwikee quivers on my compound bows for years. What advantages, if any, do you see with the Kwikee quivers verses the Excalibur quivers?

I had them on hand from my vertical bow days when I started with crossbow hunting. Just used to using them I guess. Never really gave it a second thought. I have extra mounts and brackets plus 3 arrow quivers and 4 arrow quivers. I find myself using the four arrow quiver whenever I go hunting. I actually have a Kwikee bracket attached to both my Excaliburs near the limbs and mount my quiver on the bow so the arrows run the length of the limbs. This is how I carry my crossbow and quiver into the woods when hunting. I take the quiver off the bow once I am on stand and use the bracket with the lag screw to mount it on the tree I am in. Here are a couple of pics of the bracket and quiver on my Bulldog 380. Might not be pretty but it works for me.

[Hester0305]

I used a Kwikee quiver for years but about 5 years ago I switched to the Bohning 4 arrow quiver and I like it better. I still use the kwikee screw in tree bracket and put the Bohning brackets on them. Both are great quivers and work great.

[SummitSitter]

I wound up going with a Kwikee 4 arrow quiver. Is it me, or does it take a lot of effort to clip your arrows into the arrow holders?

[BrotherRon]

It's not just you...
Them arrows ain't gonna rattle or come loose on their own.

[munch]

Have to agree with norm I love the little 3 arrow quivers and bought 2 more yesterday. When using a munchmount the arrows are the same width as the scope

[Back strap]

Air curve quickie quiver 3 on my Munch mount. Maybe the lightest quiver made not sure. But it is lighter than original kwikee quiver.