Kwikee Quivers are pretty popular and very affordable. If my riser was tapped i would probably have one hanging off the side.

 

Eagle's Flight make an excellent 4 arrow bowquiver.

I have tried many brands, all forms of attachment, and none are better than the EF's.

 

Boa

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I recommend the thunderhorn boa. You can really strap that thing down to the bow. Even empty it doesn’t move around. They have a couple different models. I went with the plain all black hood with no leather cover. Since it uses the boa straps you can take it off quickly.

 

I have 2 of them, straps split at the holes eventually. And the straps stretch over time. I had to take the straps out and make my own from velcro, they held up. The way Eagle's Flight makes the straps is a lot more secure and resilient and better fits more limb fade geometries. Boa didn't fit one of my longbows at all.

Everything else about the Boa's are pretty good. Rugged. Arrow grippers are good.

 

For a riser mounted, I’d suggest a TreeLimb Standard (you can shop around for these and get them for $35-$40). I used to suggest Kwikee until they went out of business.

The only potential issue with any riser mounted quivers is that they are more geared to shorter/smaller heads used with compounds.

If you wanted a limb mounted option, then the best bang for the buck would be a plastic Selway slide-on (~$60). They will for sure hold just about any broadhead you put in them, secure, and not to hard on the wallet.

 

Thanks for the ideas!

 

Amazon has a four arrow strap on bow quiver for $38 that is probably the best value you’ll find.

 

I've been using one of these for a couple of years now , great value for the price

 

Big Jims 2 piece strap on quiver.

 

Might be a bit hard to track down, but the best quiver I own was made by Cherokee Slims. Mine has an elk tine holding the hood and gripper. You can have them custom make. The price is less than most popular brands. He does have a facebook page. Hope you can zoom in.

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If your riser is tapped with quiver inserts it is hard to beat a Bohning Lynx quiver. 4 arrow, dual arrow grippers, no foam in the hood. Holds Zwickey, Magnus Stingers, Montecs etc. Can be found at Lancaster Archery.