Tree limb quivers
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From: Dale06
05-Jun-21
Anyone use a Treelimb two piece quiver? If so what’s your opinion on the quality of it? Thanks
From: WVFarrier
06-Jun-21
I use one on my Obession and I dont think anyone makes a better product
From: ESP
06-Jun-21
I’ve ordered the one piece. Wanted to try something other than a tight spot
From: bad karma
06-Jun-21
I have used a one piece since 2015 and just bought a newer one that'll hold any type of expandable head or the Ramcats. No complaints whatsoever, great products,
From: WV Mountaineer
06-Jun-21
Why does no one offer a 6-7 arrow two piece? Got my hopes up when I read the opening post.
From: bad karma
06-Jun-21
With the 2 grabber Treelimb 5 arrow quiver, I can put in a blunt-tipped arrow upside down, making it a 6 arrow quiver. Now, mine is a one-piece but it works.
From: Mark S
06-Jun-21
It's hard to find a quality 2 piece. My bow shop sold me a Tightspot last year insisting it's the best (my 2nd one I've owned) . I did not detach it once all season. Looking for a quality 2 piece - not many options.
From: BOWUNTR
06-Jun-21
I've been using the Treelimb 2 piece for about 5 years. No complaints, good quality, holds 1 1/4" fixed blades no problem... Ed F
From: carcus
07-Jun-21
I had the 2 piece on one of my elites years ago, I think I remember liking it, the tightspot 2 piece is nice, crazy expensive tho
From: JasonInIowa
07-Jun-21
I love mine.
From: KHNC
07-Jun-21
Rod Notestine owns TreeLimb and Sword. He is a good dude. I used their products for years. Especially like the Treelimb made for Ramcat heads. I also use Tightspot. I like it too since it has a closer fit on the bow. Both are quality quivers. I Still use a Sword sight on my target bow. They are solid sights as well.
