Katariina Cozmei on different nocks and flying quiver & last quiver
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- Опубликовано: 12 июн 2024
- ”Archery explained on normal mortals” 💪🏼😁
Lets take a look at some nocks and two popular quiver models of ours!
Quivers & bows & arrows available at www.coz.fi
(Sorry for the weird sound my GimpOwl (camera tracker) was making, oh no! ) 
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Blessings from Montreal Canada
Charming and informative 😁
Thanks for the demonstration
Katariina is funny and unique.. love you both as a humble happy couple....
Very charming presentation (for the normal mortals like me 😁)!
Looks like, that the Flying quiver supports a natural flow to pull the arrow, nock and shoot. Cool design! 👍
I think, every horseback archer should have this quiver ☺️
I would like to know, how you flare out the Arizona nocks? With a little heat?
Thank you both for your videos! ☺️🙏
Thanks! The Flying Quiver is so cool 😎 no need for heating the nocks - just small pliers would do the job!
@@LAHBA Ok! ☺️👍 I‘ll try! Thank you! 🙏
The Flying quiver would be nice to try after I have recovered from my (right) frozen shoulder. I‘ll keep this in mind ☺️
Brava Katariina 👍
Do you have a anchor nock on your string?...Love your guys videos! BRAVO!!
Hi there! I do not actually know what is an anchor nock... but we do have a nocking point, otherwise would be quite crazyness on galloping horse and fast shooting not to have. :) Also we don't use gloves or finger protectors (sometimes just tape, if shooting a LOT) so we make the nocking point not just a piece of metal but with tape so we can nock on top of it from up down and it doesn't hurt the fingers.
I have a couple of questions, are any of these quivers suitable for broad heads?
What would be the best one for hunting purposes or for target parcour archery in the woods?
I'm pretty sure the "flying quiver" would too much easily catch on branches or bang on trees.
Are there any other quivers suitable for this purpose?
(Quivers that you guys sell)
I any case, thanks for this video.
Cheers from Italy.
Hello! These quivers are designed for horseback archery (fast shooting on a moving horse) and cannot be used with broad heads... Probably leather is also not the best material for hunting arrows, the quiver would be broken pretty soon :p I don't actually know what kind of quivers the hunters use? Someone can maybe tell? Curious to know, we don't hunt other than targets on a horse :D
Nice, well done. But for me (I'm a foot archer) this is not a best solution. I really dislike having to load up the quivers individually...
I guess it's next to impossible to find solution that'd work for everyone.
Nevertheless, for a competition horseback archer, these two quivers are probably the best...
🙂👍🇨🇦
Yes, we think (and make) these for sport horseback archery, not ground archery so the demands are a bit different 😁🏹🌿
very nice video, I would love to try one of this quiers someday yrs I have a question... but it is regarding the knocking point on your string. How do you do it? I have bin trying different ones and I haven't found a system I really like. could you share with us how you do it?m Thank you .
I can make a video of that! I like to use just hockey tape first and cover it with electric tape not to be sticky.
@@LAHBA oh that would be so great!!! I have been searching for a long time, and even asked different people about it. had no answer until today. nocking points I have tried don't last more then 50 arrows. I like to nock the arrow from the top as I see you do as well. looking forward for next video. I am definitely normal people.thank you so much!
I got a roll of hockey tape :)