I have been using Kwikee Kwivers for many years. I use the double gripper, I never like dulling my heads by sticking the heads into foam. I buy extra mounts and put them on my tree stand, when on the stand I pull the quiver off and mount it to the stand. I also have a mount on a strap to strap onto a tree if needed.

 

Cat quiver

 

I have been using a 5 arrow Apex Gear Reactor removable quiver.

 

Same as canvas. Kwikee double grip

 

If you are using a pretty large BH, the choices of quiver really narrow down. My go-to the past several years has been the G5 Head-loc quiver with dual grippers and open hood, but a larger BH doesn't fit in it well. Proabaly a full sized Kwikee would be your best bet, but they are no longer in operation so you will need to shop around.

 

Alpine Soft lock.
I have 3-4 of them laying around.

 

I like Treelimb Premium quivers. I'd think you could probably orient those broadheads to fit in the hood, but I can't say for sure. The Hydroshocks are basically fixed, fully deployed 1 1/2" mechanicals. I've never used anything that huge.

 

Tight spot and tree limb. TS seems to be more durable

 

Kwikee Quiver double grip also. Just put a mount on both bows and switch the quiver back and forth.

 

Any quiver that you can mount “upside down” where the weight is below the grip is the best quiver for bow hunting.

 

Tightspot

 

Bohning Lynx 4 arrow. Dual arrow grippers, no foam in the hood. I can fit four 125 grain three blade heads like Muzzy, Thunderhead and Montecs, no problem. Bohning makes a quiver called the Jackpine that has plenty of room for big heads, but has hood foam and is typically only found on Amazon. Kwikee six arrow is another good choice.

 

Bohning Lynx 4 arrow.

 

Tightspot no debate