Eagle's Flight Quivers

[Bruce Smithhammer]

#5626

I haven’t really been a big fan of bow quivers in the past – the one’s I’ve tried just seemed too bulky and heavy and made my bow feel lopsided. But for hunting where I do, back/hip quivers are forever getting caught on things and are a general pain in the @$$. In addition, wearing a pack, plus binos w/a chest harness and then a quiver over my back/shoulder is just too much crap around my neck/back and drives me crazy. So I’ve been on the lookout for a bow quiver that I can live with, and that will work on my bows that don’t have inserts, which is most of them.

I recently bought an Eagle’s Flight ‘Cherokee’ quiver, since the price wasn’t as crazy expensive as some others, and I’d heard good things about them. Now that I have it on my bow and have hunted with it, all I can say is that it’s changed my opinion on bow quivers forever. It’s very light, hold 4 arrows, which is plenty for me for a day of hunting, doesn’t budge one millimeter once it’s on my bow and it’s really well made, with easily replaceable parts.

Here it is on my Savannah:

Forgive my blatant product plug, but every now and then you come across a piece of equipment that is a game changer. Couldn’t be happier with my Eagle’s Flight.

[Raymond Coffman]

#43456

Smithhammer –
I have always been a bowquiver individual for the reasons you mentioned in your post. I stumbled on the Eagles flight quiver a year ago and now own 3. obviously I really like em. They are holding up great and easy to get parts for [foam]-as per your remarks.
Small & Light -easy to carry.
Scout

[David Petersen]

#44069

Looks like the perfect quiver for a selfbow or other light, skinny bow.

[Raymond Coffman]

#44113

Yes —
I have one on my Shrew Classic Hunter – works well
Scout

[Alexandre Bugnon]

#44486

I had one. I really liked everything about it except the straps. The non-sticky rubber was not gripping the limbs tightly enough and the quiver always slid down the limbs, to the point that I had to duct tape the thing to my bow.

[Bruce Smithhammer]

#44499

Hmm, maybe they’ve changed the straps/rubber. Mine feels as secure as a bolt-on and doesn’t move at all (maybe even more so since the bolts were always loosening).

[Alexandre Bugnon]

#44521

Smithhammer wrote: Hmm, maybe they’ve changed the straps/rubber. Mine feels as secure as a bolt-on and doesn’t move at all (maybe even more so since the bolts were always loosening).

If you say so, I shall try again then, because they are cool quivers!!!

[Raymond Coffman]

#44566

Alex-
I have them on Shrews and Centaurs [ r/d LB ]leave them on the bows and shoot everyday. I had one loosen slightly, but I tightened it back up and has held since. I put em on real tight!. Maybe as Smithhammer said they have revamped them.
They are working for me. As long as they did not loosen over a month or so Hunting / shooting I would still be happy as they are easy to retighten. I also put the straps close together completely off the working limbs [really on the riser just above the fadeout]. you need to get the shortest brace [ they will make what ever length you need. I find the model that comes without the bar/brace to work fine and it fits anybow — no matter how short. my one critique- I would prefer the rubber clamp part to be slightly longer and reach the opposite side of the bow,probably make it even more secure.
Scout.

[Alexandre Bugnon]

#44577

I just went to their site. You guys are right, they revamped the straps. I bought mine 5-6 years ago and it didn’t have any buckle. Just a velcro flap on bow backside that you had to pull to the belly side.
Cool! Thanks Hammer and Scout
Alex

[Raymond Coffman]

#44689

Alex-
If you decide to get one for your Shrew – I would suggest calling the folks at eagle flight and ordering the brace they have for those bows and/or measuring the distance between [ straps] where you want to place them on the Bow.
You get the best fit that way, especially on the short riser of the Shrew [ worked for me anyhow, it is what i did for mine ]
Scout

[Bruce Smithhammer]

#44700

alexbugnon wrote: I just went to their site. You guys are right, they revamped the straps. I bought mine 5-6 years ago and it didn’t have any buckle. Just a velcro flap on bow backside that you had to pull to the belly side.
Cool! Thanks Hammer and Scout
Alex

Yup, the buckle really allows you to crank it down tight and secure.

[William Warren]

#45165

I have a couple of their quivers. They are light weight but offer just the right amount of balance for my Super Shrew and my selfbows.
I am now lusting for one of the snakeskin trimmed models. I’ve heard they might take your old hood in trade on upgraded hoods. The gripper end is the same.

Duncan

[Raymond Coffman]

#45174

I have one – Copperhead{ matches a Centaur copperhead backed bow} it is nicely done. The people who run the Outfit are very friendly and accommodating — I enjoy doing business with them.
Scout

[strait-aero]

#45889

Got one a few years back with the the cinch down straps and works great. Only time it loosend up was when I shot about a hundred arrows with it on, and I retightend it down real tight and it was fine. I like mine because it is light and and unobtrusive.8) Wayne

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