I’m not a fan of the Selway quivers but this definitely looks like a step way back from the Grayling Selway model. Those clips and lower bracket definitely look like trouble
I appreciate your time and effort put into reviews, but I think this video would've been more beneficial if the Bear Grayling quiver was reviewed as well. The old saying, "you get what you pay for" holds true in this case. Although the Grayling may cost a little more, the quality is superior and the design has been tested and proven over time. I'm a long time user of Bear traditional archery products, and I have to say I'm not happy about these quivers, broadheads, etc. being outsourced to China, especially when there was no need as there was already and awesome Bear quiver--the Grayling, made right here in the good ole USA!
Which quiver are you referring to the one selway makes with bear logos on it and green in color. Not sure I am familiar with the grayling quiver except the old 60 and 70 models. See me more info and I will find one and review it thanks for the feedback
Seems like the the quiver worked so good you switched to your hip quiver. Lol. Its only a little less than a higher end quiver, I don't see the value. If it was like 60 or 70 maybe. But thanks for the review . That chayann bow looked and sounded great
The $99.00 is the Suggested retail retail. I am sure once it hits the big box stores like Bass Pro, 3 Rivers etc it will more than likely be down around 60 or 70 dollars. Yes, that Cheyenne is one sweet bow and really fast. I am really enjoying shooting that bow.
I would have thought the broadhead to do that was the Zwikey Eskimo Blade in both glue on and screw on since it is one of the most used two blade heads in hunting.
Depends on who you talk to I guess, The bear Razor Head has sold more than any other head in history at least according to Bear Archery, but I do see your point Zwickey pretty much states the same thing. Lets just say that they have sold a bunch.. Thanks for watching.
This is a big fail in design and build materials compared to competitors. The hood is that notorious cheap plastic material that’s used on cheap products and always gets brittle and cracks over a short period of time. The foam insert is really low end non healing foam so it’ll tear up fast. All the unnecessary bolts and screws will need a bit of wax on the threads or it’ll vibrate loose and the clamps are the worst part. Insanely bulky and tacky logo placement. No disrespect to anyone but this is just bad and for anything more than 50 bucks it’s just goofy.
Yes I can see your point but that is the Suggested retail you may be able to find it cheaper when it hits the big box stores or Amazon. It is a good quiver and proved to be sturdy and held the arrows real well with no movement or rattle.
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The Bear Logo Slide on through Selway is $112, it is also Made in the USA vs the Quiver you reviewed which is made in China and sold here for $99.
Yes but it is a good enough quiver for the beginner
I personally prefer the selway myself
I’m not a fan of the Selway quivers but this definitely looks like a step way back from the Grayling Selway model. Those clips and lower bracket definitely look like trouble
I think they all look good to me every one of them is overpriced thanks again for the review take care my friend God bless.
I appreciate your time and effort put into reviews, but I think this video would've been more beneficial if the Bear Grayling quiver was reviewed as well. The old saying, "you get what you pay for" holds true in this case. Although the Grayling may cost a little more, the quality is superior and the design has been tested and proven over time. I'm a long time user of Bear traditional archery products, and I have to say I'm not happy about these quivers, broadheads, etc. being outsourced to China, especially when there was no need as there was already and awesome Bear quiver--the Grayling, made right here in the good ole USA!
Which quiver are you referring to the one selway makes with bear logos on it and green in color. Not sure I am familiar with the grayling quiver except the old 60 and 70 models. See me more info and I will find one and review it thanks for the feedback
Seems like the the quiver worked so good you switched to your hip quiver. Lol. Its only a little less than a higher end quiver, I don't see the value. If it was like 60 or 70 maybe. But thanks for the review . That chayann bow looked and sounded great
The $99.00 is the Suggested retail retail. I am sure once it hits the big box stores like Bass Pro, 3 Rivers etc it will more than likely be down around 60 or 70 dollars.
Yes, that Cheyenne is one sweet bow and really fast. I am really enjoying shooting that bow.
I would have thought the broadhead to do that was the Zwikey Eskimo Blade in both glue on and screw on since it is one of the most used two blade heads in hunting.
Depends on who you talk to I guess, The bear Razor Head has sold more than any other head in history at least according to Bear Archery, but I do see your point Zwickey pretty much states the same thing. Lets just say that they have sold a bunch.. Thanks for watching.
The Quiver is actually a 4+1 in that is can take 4 one way and 1 on the end.
No it can only hold 4 arrows.
This is a big fail in design and build materials compared to competitors. The hood is that notorious cheap plastic material that’s used on cheap products and always gets brittle and cracks over a short period of time. The foam insert is really low end non healing foam so it’ll tear up fast. All the unnecessary bolts and screws will need a bit of wax on the threads or it’ll vibrate loose and the clamps are the worst part. Insanely bulky and tacky logo placement. No disrespect to anyone but this is just bad and for anything more than 50 bucks it’s just goofy.
99 bucks for that? No thanks.
Yes I can see your point but that is the Suggested retail you may be able to find it cheaper when it hits the big box stores or Amazon. It is a good quiver and proved to be sturdy and held the arrows real well with no movement or rattle.
@@allthingsarcheryandshootin9380 I just don't like the design at the bottom at the arrow gripper. Looks flimsy.