Matt/TN

im pretty sure the quivers are a hundred bucks

Washington Hunter

Thats what I was thinking Coug, the quivers are on the higher end of the price range.

I don't mind though considering it'll be another 3 - 4 years before I upgrade my equipment again.

_Dan

My wife spends enough of my money. I don't think everyone here needs to as well. [8D]

hardcorehunter

I gave right at $100 for mine 2 years ago but I think they are between $80-$90 now. Very cool how they "hook up" into the receiver that is mounted on the bow. They do make an audible click if you don't "ride" the lever into place. I can place mine on and off quietly.I remove mine when in a treestand.

Washington Hunter

Alright, so I'm looking at the Fuse quivers.

What are the main differences between the Katana and the Satori?

They look to be identical to me.

Rob/PA Bowyer

The Satori is a solid one piece quiver. The Katana is an adjustable one piece quiver. You can adjust the "head" or the "tail" up and down for arrow lengths to optimize stabilization and balance.

I have the Katana.

Washington Hunter

Aha!

Thanks Rob.

Looks like I'll go with the Katana when the money comes in then, I'll most likely have to order it though. [:'(]

MOTOWNHONKEY

Dan do you have $10 I can borrow until friday? It seems your ship has come in.

Washington Hunter

It hasn't come in quite yet.

And it isn't so much of a ship as it is... a dingy.

Enough to further my hunting though.

MOTOWNHONKEY

Fair enough, I'm sorry to hear about your dingy problem though. Good luck with that.