Whats the quiver? That would help. Mel

 

check out this company... in my signature,,, NockLines they are really a cool product that works nicly keeping your arrows in the quiver, even if it comes out of the gripper.

 

i bought some pins for my alpine quiver that make the grippers smaller for axis arrows and the like. they were like 3 or 4$ I think

 

I had the same issue with a Mathews t5 quiver and the fix is a new gripper. Cost me $15.

 

Maybe call or email the company that manufactured your quiver and see if they can send you a new rubber gripper and broadhead protector hood insert instead of going with the spray expanding foam. That stuff stinks and is messy. If you are only trying to stop the broadheads from rattling around then you could get a piece of some 1" thick open cell foam from Walmart or Michael's Crafts for cheap that can be cut to the shape of the hood, glue it in the bottom, and stick your broadheads through that stuff.

When thin carbon arrows came out years ago I used those thick broccoli rubber bands pulled between the gripper slots to take up the space the aluminum arrows used to fill. That worked out well for a while.

 

I went to a local foam shop and they gave me some foam that worked great. Can't remember what it's called, but they said it was used for shell (crew) seats. Just drew an outline of the hood and cut out the rough size I needed. Shaped it with a knife until there was a tight fit and glued it in. Works great and was free to boot.
Good Luck

 

Its a Hoyt quiver and the problem is in the hood the field tip and the broadheads will not hold anymore. The grippers for the arrow shaft seem to hold pretty good still. This is why I thought about the foam.

 

I second the NockLines. It's a cool little product that does what it claims.

 

For a buck you can by some moleskin. Worked perfect 20 years ago when we went to carbons