Hi Stephen, Thanks for the review. Mark here from Marksman Quivers. I would just like to add a few points if that's ok. All my quivers include a lifetime warranty to the original owner. They come with full video fitting instructions via a QR code in the packaging. All quivers come with 2 rubber grippers small and large to cover all shaft sizes. My quivers are part of a modular system so all parts are compatible. For example, you can upgrade to a different type of bracket ie. bolt-on or hip quiver and add extras, and use your existing hood and gripper. They are also universal for left and right-hand shooters. Hope this extra info helps reflect the higher price point. Thanks for the support.
I've been waiting two months for lenses for a pair of glasses because, I guess, eyeglass lenses are now ground in China or Asia somewhere. I certainly wish stuff was still made in the U.S.
Yeah stuff China Steve! I make my own back quivers out of top grade saddle leather as I wanted a better one than is on the market. I put a daisy chain down the length of my quivers so I can fit/ tie anything from molle pouches ,knife,axe or tie my bow to it for long walks. Not a fan of those two piece quivers on recurves, feel like they might torque the limbs somewhat.
Yeah Steven, it would’ve been great if you would’ve checked the quiver before you reviewed it. Although it is funny seeing you fumble around the review on the video.
Steven is doing what the man is doing: never read the Instructions because he knows better - and is applying to anything, not just archery. That "When you tried everything and it is not working read the Instructions!" is not an invention.
Great review but, are you trying now to tempt me to buy an recurve (with an arrow quiver) after you overwhelmingly convinced me to buy an Supra Focus XL?...... "Okay" NEXT Covid check Lol 🏹🤠👍.
@@ArcherySuppliesLonsdale I don't know sir I'm really loving my focus XL, but I wish I knew about the RTX? Even a pound less (in 37") would have been be nice 🏹🤠👍.
Interesting small detail: you take out the arrows with a natural movement toward you (check the way the "gripper" keeps the individual arrows at the base) which is perfect if you need to shoot another arrow quick. The usual bow quiver has just one arrow you can take it out this way ( the arrow on the end of the gripper), the rest you need to take them out by pulling away from the riser. You used your thumb to push on the "gripper" to take the next arrow out - very well thought design. Try to do the same with the other quivers and you are in trouble.
Steven I love your reviews but could you please stop saying "brought" when saying someone has purchased an item. The correct english useage is "bought". I am not having a go or trying to shame you. Peter Hill
Hi Stephen,
Thanks for the review. Mark here from Marksman Quivers. I would just like to add a few points if that's ok.
All my quivers include a lifetime warranty to the original owner.
They come with full video fitting instructions via a QR code in the packaging.
All quivers come with 2 rubber grippers small and large to cover all shaft sizes.
My quivers are part of a modular system so all parts are compatible. For example, you can upgrade to a different type of bracket ie. bolt-on or hip quiver and add extras, and use your existing hood and gripper.
They are also universal for left and right-hand shooters.
Hope this extra info helps reflect the higher price point.
Thanks for the support.
Great looking quiver, and unlike Steven I checked your videos ;)
@@ObelixCMM Thanks man. Yeah the videos help it make more sense.
Support Aussie made kit 👊🏻 Mark stands by his product because he knows it’s the best quality. Buy once cry once 👌🏼
We love your fresh, honest no-prep reviews best, as it let's us know what we're in for ; ) - also, the detailed comparison videos are excellent!
Hello Stephen, thank you for the entertainment!!!
Yes sir it’s nice looking and seems well Built but it is expensive for sure. Thanks for sharing my friend. 👍🏼🏹🇺🇸
I need that recurve from the demo!
I want more one-piece bows with lighter wood tones in my collection.
Nice one mate - funniest thing I've seen in a while ...
I've been waiting two months for lenses for a pair of glasses because, I guess, eyeglass lenses are now ground in China or Asia somewhere. I certainly wish stuff was still made in the U.S.
Great review the Australian made stuff seems to be produced I would like to buy only Australian regardless of price
Yeah stuff China Steve!
I make my own back quivers out of top grade saddle leather as I wanted a better one than is on the market.
I put a daisy chain down the length of my quivers so I can fit/ tie anything from molle pouches ,knife,axe or tie my bow to it for long walks. Not a fan of those two piece quivers on recurves, feel like they might torque the limbs somewhat.
Look forward to reviews of the Bearpaw/Bodnik bows!
Yeah Steven, it would’ve been great if you would’ve checked the quiver before you reviewed it. Although it is funny seeing you fumble around the review on the video.
All my reviews I do this. Even when the bow breaks or the release fails. Manufacturers hate it but I try and get the user sense of buying a product.
Steven is doing what the man is doing: never read the Instructions because he knows better - and is applying to anything, not just archery. That "When you tried everything and it is not working read the Instructions!" is not an invention.
Would like to see it in a light tan color
Great review but, are you trying now to tempt me to buy an recurve (with an arrow quiver) after you overwhelmingly convinced me to buy an Supra Focus XL?...... "Okay" NEXT Covid check Lol 🏹🤠👍.
But wait I have the perfect bow for you next review.
@@ArcherySuppliesLonsdale I don't know sir I'm really loving my focus XL, but I wish I knew about the RTX? Even a pound less (in 37") would have been be nice 🏹🤠👍.
great!
Are you interested in buying boa from Pakistan
Quality gear, if you can afford it then there is no other way to go.
Interesting small detail: you take out the arrows with a natural movement toward you (check the way the "gripper" keeps the individual arrows at the base) which is perfect if you need to shoot another arrow quick. The usual bow quiver has just one arrow you can take it out this way ( the arrow on the end of the gripper), the rest you need to take them out by pulling away from the riser. You used your thumb to push on the "gripper" to take the next arrow out - very well thought design. Try to do the same with the other quivers and you are in trouble.
Steven
I love your reviews but could you please stop saying "brought" when saying someone has purchased an item. The correct english useage is "bought". I am not having a go or trying to shame you. Peter Hill