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New Gear Release 2022!

Horn said:
It does seem pretty awesome. I wonder if it works good on smaller od arrows. I have a fuse quiver that I lost a 6.5 out of and it's barley holding my rip xv
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The force holding it in is coming from end to end so the arrow diameter is irrelevant
 
Weldabeast said:
I don't know that's it's new but it's new to me and never seen anybody talk about it......toilet paper technology...

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I'm going to have to watch a video to see what the point of this thing is. I'm sure it's simple but I don't get it. Protecting the nock end of the arrow?
 
There's a video on there....imagine there's a toilet paper thing inside the hood of ur quiver....set broadhead on the spring and push up and then u compress the spring arrowing the nock to go down into that little holder pad thing and the spring pushes the arrow down holding it in place...I also like the fletching protection....I use feathers and going thru thick stuff can easy ruffle them up

Mount on either side of the bow and can rotate 360
 
thedutchtouch said:
I'm going to have to watch a video to see what the point of this thing is. I'm sure it's simple but I don't get it. Protecting the nock end of the arrow?
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I think a big issue with my current quiver is that the branches and what all can get behind or between arrow s and then lever them out because the nocks are exposed
 
All I've ever used is trophy ridge 5 arrow double capture with standard diameter arrow shafts....knock on wood....I've only ever had 1 arrow dislodge but none ever come out of the quiver...
 
Weldabeast said:
All I've ever used is trophy ridge 5 arrow double capture with standard diameter arrow shafts....knock on wood....I've only ever had 1 arrow dislodge but none ever come out of the quiver...
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I think this is what I've been using too... Assuming it's what comes on bear RTH packages. I don't have a ton of seasons under my belt but have never lost an arrow/come close, I have my bow in my hands when I'm heading through the armpit height thorns and such. I likely won't read further on it as I don't want to introduce any more springs and latches and moving bits to my bow. (Yikes am I spending too much time lurking in the trad forums?) But thanks for the explanation, I didn't see the video at first and felt like I was watching the end of this old house where they make up silly uses for a strange looking tool.
 
sdonx said:
I had quiver issues this past trip.
Feathers were getting wrecked.
Dirt in nocks.
Arrows fell out.
Just ordered the ArroLok.... $addlehunter $trikes again
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Also interested
 
BuffaloBill said:
Guess I’m weird I’ve gotten along fine with the Fuse quiver that came with my bow.
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I ran that for a bit but I couldn't stand the screw in pressure mount. One time I dropped the screw from my stand, I was lucky to find it. I'm using a red line quiver this year and really like it.
 
LoadedLimbs said:
everyone try a Lamilite “liner jacket or liner vest” ($62, and free shipping) from Wiggy’s before investing in a $300 piece from Sitka. The liner jacket is far and away my favorite piece for an insulating mid-layer for all occasions. It’s better than any other mid layer I’ve tried, and I’ve tried most of them. It BREATHES and doesn’t get saturated with sweat when your activity level is high.
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I wish the lamilite boots were still available:
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Introducing the New Lamilite Boot!

It has taken a few weeks but the New Lamilite Boot is going into production and I expect to have the shipment here in about seven or eight weeks. The boot is made from 100% USA leather, lined with Lamilite insulation, and includes a Vibram sole. The color is dark brown. The size range which...
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HuumanCreed said:
That's basically the Ameristep Rapid Rail but wider. Don't get me wrong, I love and have used the Rapid Rail to one stick before. Its really solid.
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Muddy makes some modern versions of these called the stagger steps. I feel like I've had conversations about a shortened version for one-sticking on here before. I may have to check these out.
 
We have officially jump the shark ladies and gentlemen. The days of ATV, Ebike, canoe, etc is over. All the cool kids are SNOWBOARDING to their locations! No this is not a meme, got an email from Sitka telling me to be on the lookout for new products.

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Not really new but an updated climber option.

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AMBUSH EVOLUTION

The XOP AMBUSH has been phased out, making way for the upcoming XOP REVOLT. This new climber is a game-changer with its unique features. It boasts a lightweight platform, making it incredibly easy to carry. The belt lock design has been upgraded for better functionality, and the addition of our...
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HuumanCreed said:
We have officially jump the shark ladies and gentlemen. The days of ATV, Ebike, canoe, etc is over. All the cool kids are SNOWBOARDING to their locations! No this is not a meme, got an email from Sitka telling me to be on the lookout for new products.

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lol, my wardrobe of hunting cloths is apparently a huge embarrassment to f&f at my local ski park.
 
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