Cat Quiver?

[BoneDigger]

I just picked up a Cat Quiver II from BPS today because it was on sale (closeout) and I wanted to try a back quiver. I now have two questions before I remove the tags...

1) Are these quivers generally pretty good? Or, in other words, are they recommended quality and function wise?

2) I understand the concept of how it works, but how do you carry two arrows of different lengths? f I have a broadhead on an arrow but also want to carry a blunt, for instance?

Todd

[loco cacahuate]

I used a catquiverI for years loved it except for what you mention about different length arrows. 3 Rivers has a kit that makes it so you can carry 2 different lengths or you can DIY and glue a peice of rubber on one side that will work.

[tinman]

I love mine...I put my blunt/bludgeon tipped arrows in backwards and use the nock on the top edge of the broadhead base to secure it.

[J-J Matt]

I love mine...I put my blunt/bludgeon tipped arrows in backwards and use the nock on the top edge of the broadhead base to secure it.

That's a good idea, I used on for awhile, and like it.

[jerp]

I stuck a small square of 1" thick weatherstripping in the bottom (broadhead end) of the quiver to hold shorter arrows.

[KTULL]

They work great I have had one for several years but I still prefer a quiver on most of my bows but I still use it in bad weather conditions and for longbows you can carry more than enough arrows in it and you don't have to worry about the feathers getting wet quality is great.

[glen]

I have two of them that I use. One is the largest one and I use it if Im walking to a stand to hunt and it works good but it is hard to get an arrow out of quietly while stalking. The other is a plain one and I use one stap on it and wear it crossways on my back and it makes getting arrows out a little better.