I'm looking to replace worn out quiver foam. Thinking EVA or the like. What has worked for yall?
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Replacement quiver foam
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Coathanger15
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Following. I have made due by cutting out sections of old 3d targets, and it works, but is way heavier than it needs to be.
Yup. Go to a goodwill and pick some kids EVA foam play mats for a few bucks. Cut, stack, glue, then form it. A single letter is enough for most quiver. Can't be more simple or cheap.
Razorbak66
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Flip flops glued up works great
Great suggestions! Thank you.
I have a big slab of some sort of foam that was used to pad crated machinery for shipping. Can't remember the exact thickness but it's about 3" thick. It works pretty well.
I could send you a chunk if you want.
I could send you a chunk if you want.
Not knowing the shape of your quiver, I would tell you that Thunderhorn Mfg. sells quiver inserts. I use their quivers on all of my trad bows. Depending on the shape of your quiver, they might work, & Duane is good people!
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Replacement Foam for Thunderhorn Boa, Two-Point, Sidewinder, Linx and Bandolero quivers. Comes in Standard (6 arrows) and Small Fry (4 arrows). There are two different types of foam. The die cut foam is 2" thick, so there will be about a 1" void inside the top of the hood. The original foam is a...
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Iron_llama
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FWIW, I've read (but not personally confirmed) that cut-up form mats or flip-flops also work well as the arrow holder portion of a quiver, in addition to the hood foam. Cut a strip, drill or poke appropriately-sized holes, and cut out notches to insert and retract the arrows.
Was also looking at pool noodle foam for the bottom of a side quiver. Not sure if it would fit, but maybe there are other foam pool toys that would be the right size and shape. It feels kinda similar to the original foam, but I wonder how well it would hold up to a season of use with broadheads.
Was also looking at pool noodle foam for the bottom of a side quiver. Not sure if it would fit, but maybe there are other foam pool toys that would be the right size and shape. It feels kinda similar to the original foam, but I wonder how well it would hold up to a season of use with broadheads.
Yoga foam block on Amazon. Cut it to size.
I saw this the other day and that's what came to mind. You've used it as quiver material before?
Yeah it works pretty good.