TightSpot ShiftLock Quiver Review

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I've long been admiring TightSpot quivers from afar, but recently I was able to get one in for testing. I've been playing with the TightSpot ShiftLock for more than a month now and figured I'd share my review with you.
First off, fit and finish on the TightSpot ShiftLock is top notch. It's a great looking quiver that sits nice and close to the riser. It can be adjusted fore and aft to suit your needs. I have mine pushed almost all the way back to avoid any issues operating my arrow rest.
The ShiftLock also offers nearly nine inches of adjustability from its telescoping rods.
Arrows stay super secure, as the ShiftLock holds the arrows in two different places. Also, you can adjust how your arrows fit thanks to the Bulldog Gripper. I am running small diameter arrows, so I just tightened it down and my arrows are held in snug.
TightSpot made the hood larger on the ShiftLock, which gives you plenty of room to house even the largest broadheads.
As for weight, when I put the ShiftLock on the scale it showed 13.2 ounces. Not the lightest quiver I've ever used, but with this build quality, I was not upset with the scale at all.

[@AZGunner-mp7yx]

I have the rvx 32 with the hamskea epsilon rest and the black gold sight attached to the pic rail. Will it clear the rest? The TightSpot airlock does not.

[@fx4fxnytro]

😳 210.00 US, in CA it would be 260.00, I think I will stick with apex or mountainview.

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