Does the best bow hunting quiver have a single or double gripper for your hunting arrows? Wess Brown jumps into this discussion. Is it more beneficial to have one or two points of contact with your arrow besides in the hood of the quiver?
The lineup he looks at, tests, and discusses is the lineup from Redline Bowhunting including the RL-1 single gripper 6 arrow quiver, the RL-2 and Rl-3 Double gripper 5 Arrow Quivers. Which style of quiver do you trust most when hunting, why the preference?
I did a lot of research to find a quality quiver without spending a fortune and I am so glad I decided to go with this one. I got it on sale so it was an even better deal. It was easy to adjust and install. It even came with a spacer to give me the clearance I needed to avoid interfering with my arrow rest. It seems really sturdy and well built.
This is a great quiver. The locking mechanism is simple and solid. It’s really light weight and has plenty of clearance in the hood for Broadhead.
For the price, it's amazing. Holds the arrows great and the quick detach is a must have. I use redline for all my bows needs
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