Elite's Pro Quiver uses two attachment points per arrow to keep them secure while moving through brush. It has a flip-up mechanism with top and bottom posts, plus a hook to hang from a carabiner when set up in a tree.
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For a quiver, I'm running Elite's Pro Quiver. It's kind of a unique design compared to what I'm used to, but it's actually pretty nice. Things that I look for in a quiver specifically are having 2 attachment points to your arrows. I like having my arrow gripped in 2 different places instead of just one. Less likely to fall out if you brush up against something. Again, sometimes I'm crawling through the brush or sneaking through the woods, things happen. So I like having my arrows double secure in my bow. Basically how it works though is there is a little flip-up thing there and there's a post on the top and the bottom. Bottom. Comes off like that. It has a hook, which I like, so that way I can hang it from a carabiner or some type of gear hook when I actually get set up in a tree. Then when you're done, it just rotates back onto both posts, and you just flip this over and it locks it in. Now your arrows are secure on your bow, and those things are not going anywhere.