Spend Dan's Money (again)
#31
RE: Spend Dan's Money (again)
ORIGINAL: MOTOWNHONKEY
Fair enough, I'm sorry to hear about your dingy problem though. Good luck with that.
Fair enough, I'm sorry to hear about your dingy problem though. Good luck with that.
It'll be nice once it gets here.
$1,200 for a new bow set up.
$500 to build my own workshop in the basement.
$200 for the Enigma Chuck has on order for me.
Then a little extra for a down payment on a truck.
Then I'm busted again.
#36
Banned
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: IOWA/25' UP
Posts: 7,145
RE: Spend Dan's Money (again)
ORIGINAL: 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.
ORIGINAL: 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.
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.
I have the Katana.
SATORI™
In its first year, the Satori has become arguably the most popular detachable quiver in the woods. Satori combines the lightest FUSE quiver design with advanced features such as our patent pending Ejector Pin Technology (EPT) for quick and easy removal. An adjustable span mount allows for custom accommodation of arrow length and Shock Rod Technology* makes it quiet and vibration free.
*patent pending
Might as well have the lightest and most popular one Dan.
#38
RE: Spend Dan's Money (again)
ORIGINAL: hardcorehunter
Here is what the Fuse website says about the Satori.
SATORI™
In its first year, the Satori has become arguably the most popular detachable quiver in the woods. Satori combines the lightest FUSE quiver design with advanced features such as our patent pending Ejector Pin Technology (EPT) for quick and easy removal. An adjustable span mount allows for custom accommodation of arrow length and Shock Rod Technology* makes it quiet and vibration free.
*patent pending
Might as well have the lightest and most popular one Dan.
ORIGINAL: 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.
ORIGINAL: 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.
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.
I have the Katana.
SATORI™
In its first year, the Satori has become arguably the most popular detachable quiver in the woods. Satori combines the lightest FUSE quiver design with advanced features such as our patent pending Ejector Pin Technology (EPT) for quick and easy removal. An adjustable span mount allows for custom accommodation of arrow length and Shock Rod Technology* makes it quiet and vibration free.
*patent pending
Might as well have the lightest and most popular one Dan.
KATANA™ The totally adjustable Katana features a two-piece telescoping hood and gripper providing 18 inches of adjustment capability perfect for any length of arrow. Shock Rod Technology*, all-weather grippers, and Ejector Pin Technology make Katana the ultimate adjustable quiver.
*patent pending
Might as well have the ultimate Dan.
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#39
Banned
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: IOWA/25' UP
Posts: 7,145
RE: Spend Dan's Money (again)
ORIGINAL: Rob/PA Bowyer
Fuse website says:
KATANA™ The totally adjustable Katana features a two-piece telescoping hood and gripper providing 18 inches of adjustment capability perfect for any length of arrow. Shock Rod Technology*, all-weather grippers, and Ejector Pin Technology make Katana the ultimate adjustable quiver.
*patent pending
Might as well have the ultimate Dan.
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ORIGINAL: hardcorehunter
Here is what the Fuse website says about the Satori.
SATORI™
In its first year, the Satori has become arguably the most popular detachable quiver in the woods. Satori combines the lightest FUSE quiver design with advanced features such as our patent pending Ejector Pin Technology (EPT) for quick and easy removal. An adjustable span mount allows for custom accommodation of arrow length and Shock Rod Technology* makes it quiet and vibration free.
*patent pending
Might as well have the lightest and most popular one Dan.
ORIGINAL: 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.
ORIGINAL: 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.
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.
I have the Katana.
SATORI™
In its first year, the Satori has become arguably the most popular detachable quiver in the woods. Satori combines the lightest FUSE quiver design with advanced features such as our patent pending Ejector Pin Technology (EPT) for quick and easy removal. An adjustable span mount allows for custom accommodation of arrow length and Shock Rod Technology* makes it quiet and vibration free.
*patent pending
Might as well have the lightest and most popular one Dan.
KATANA™ The totally adjustable Katana features a two-piece telescoping hood and gripper providing 18 inches of adjustment capability perfect for any length of arrow. Shock Rod Technology*, all-weather grippers, and Ejector Pin Technology make Katana the ultimate adjustable quiver.
*patent pending
Might as well have the ultimate Dan.
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