I couldn’t find one but that was 5 years ago.
Been using a strip I cut out of a bicycle tube to make it tighter.
Works decent if 3-4 of the 5 arrows stay in the quiver holding the strip in place.
Hopefully this thread produces a better option for me

 

My buddy had the same issue. Prolly sound crazy but I fixed it for him real quick and easy on his tailgate. A parts store might work better cuz I just popped his hood and cut a 3" piece of rubber hose off something ( vacuum line maybe can't remember) anyway I cut the hose into 1/2" pieces and jammed the pieces into the voids in the gripper (Was not easy) between the arrow notches. Worked like a charm, they spread the gripper enough to hold his arrows tight.

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My buddy had the same issue. Prolly sound crazy but I fixed it for him real quick and easy on his tailgate. A parts store might work better cuz I just popped his hood and cut a 3" piece of rubber hose off something ( vacuum line maybe can't remember) anyway I cut the hose into 1/2" pieces and jammed the pieces into the voids in the gripper (Was not easy) between the arrow notches. Worked like a charm, they spread the gripper enough to hold his arrows tight.

That was my first thought too, looking at the pics.
Wedge something into those slots between the gripper holes if you can't find a replacement gripper.

 

Junk it...get a Tightspot

 

Junk ...is a Tightspot

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Great idea, LeonCrandall....very simple and economical. A replacement from Mathews would probably run $20-$30, based on the cost of a new Quiver.

 

This old Mathews quiver is of incredible quality and removes with the twist of the wrist. I don't have any want, or urge to replace it for a $150 quiver.

 

You can glue a small piece of inner tube in the slots which I have done and screw in a small tiny flat head screw or I use elastic bands wrap around the ears a few times and flatten it down..it will work no problem..have held my micro arrows for years