Is it noisy when moving and full of arrows? I see those tubes and immediately think of them bouncing around noisily when changing positions to the tgt
1101070
It can be a bit noisy. It's a great all-around quiver for target and 3D shoots but definitely not intended for hunting.
1101071
Not if it's properly secured, I use a piece of paracord as a leg strap. but walking with it can be noisy, you might have to hold it steady with your hand. this product is better for the range rather then a hunt, although it's still good for that.
1101072
Well, the quiver isn't noisy. But anytime you have several arrows bouncing together, you get noise. If you aren't hunting, I guess I don't see a problem with some noise. It works great for me, big enough to hold plenty of arrows yet small enough to not be bulky.
1101073
At the target range? No. Deer hunting? Yes. Hip quivers are for target shooting. For deer hunting, most use a quiver that mounts to the bow.
1101074
i guess there are several good answers already. but i have used this for hunting since i am not fond of quivers on the side of my bow. i put some weather tape that you would seal the door jams with around the top of the plastic tube. you cant run with it since it is simply a series of 3 plastic tubes and will not defy physics, but it will hold arrows fairly well provided you remain upright. also, you have to thread your belt onto this one and it has a couple of useful pockets. as i mentioned in my review, i like this product and it does everything i expected it to.
1101075
Yes as a matter fact they do bounce around and I actually lost three arrows by them falling out I fixed that by putting pipe insulation inside the tubes which makes them nice and snug but with that said by the time you bought the belt and the quiver It comes over $30 for $ 40 + I would go with the Hoyt . Also all the pouches disconnect and there's a leg strap so it doesn't swing in the woods
1101076
Yes, it's fairly noisy for hunting unless you find a way to silence it . But it's great for target practice where noise isn't a factor .
1101077
Yes, I think all quivers allow the arrows to move about a bit. But for target shooting its not an issue. For hunting, I attach a quiver to my bow.
1790878
My machine has developed the same noise. The old machine I had also had a rubbing noise at the flywheel. I have used this machine heavily for the last six months.It still runs fine. I use music to mask the noise. Its not noticable.
2074045
I bought this for my grandson for Christmas so I was around to watch him ride for just that one day. That said, I can't recall any noise. I'll be with him again in a week and will be able to observe more and ask his parents about it. As far as my experience goes though, it was not noisy. Hope this helps.
1404388
Replaced the tubes instantly because the stock tubes sound terrible IMO. Now its fantastic. No biasing required if you go through eurotubes
2178995
They get pretty noisy at anything above 55 mph. Only recommendation would to not overfill them. They were tolerable up until I had them rotated and the shop overfilled them past the max psi.
1195019
Nothing noticeable. It's on a plastic glide, so there isn't much there to make noise. You should keep them clean because if they get a build up of dirt or dust on the slider it could make noise from the grit, but that's not really a concern for most people.
2149878
none of them are particularly quiet in my experience with a usual rough vibratory tone made worse if they are operating under any back pressure. Run it free in a bucket and see how it sounds. If still loud then that's the sound of the pump.The maxijets are worse
913343
I have been shooting mine with a 1100 fps pellet gun. It makes a noise and swings some, but doesn't make it swing up all the way requiring a shot to reset.
1539682
It is a little loud, but I wouldn't consider it a concern. If you use alloy pellets, they could break the speed of sound and create sonic boom. Use the heavier pellets and it isn't that bad.
1771920
At first I thought this was kind of a funny question...but then I went and picked up my backlight, and sure enough, when I tilted it back and forth it does sound like there is something very small inside that is moving! My BF says that it is the ballast and that it is perfectly normal.
926573
Hi, when I first saw your question I thought, "nose, what noise?" But yes, come to think about it, there is noise produced by the rotating wheel that creates drag in order to add resistance. At first, it may seem loud, then again you get so used to it, that you won't even notice it. So if I had to pick, I would say that the device is not too loud.
1947807
There is some noise because of the vibration. It is important to have very smooth tires, so I had my tire changed just to use this. I like the product and it works well.
1060267
These tires make a fair amount of noise. They are mud terrain tires so that is to be expected. I would say they are about middle of the road for an aggressive tire.
281459
It is very noises. I found with each motion you make it sounds like the wheel is rubbing against something. You can't watch tv while working out on it.
1279638
The attachments are secondary components like bike racks and stuff. Yes there is some wind noise but it is minimal. The rack comes with some rubber strips that go into the T-channel slots which makes the rack much quieter with out it creates a noticeable whistle.
695238
I nor my son have noticed any significant noise. I guess if you were jumping on it, maybe, generally speaking it is not noisy. One warning: the legs do not lock into place. I didn't want the legs to lock (avoiding pinch fingers), but if it is dragged around, check to make sure the lags are back in the proper position before getting on it.
413737
At low or medium, its like a babbling brook... On High, it kicks up quite a bit, but doesn't bother me. I run it on high all day, and turn it to medium for sleeping. As NFB replied, its like white noise, no tonal pitches, just a smooth fan sound.