[moog5050]

Looks good.

 

[nvision]

Looks like these adaptor/quivers are attached by single screw. How do you keep them from pivoting?

 

[jbking]

The post is hex shaped which insets into the hex shaped recess on the riser. No way it can pivot. I honestly don't see how it could be designed any better. It places the quiver at the right height and it can be easily removed.

 

[nvision]

So I tried to place an order with Treelimb but realized that their site security certificate is listed as 'not secure'. This is a bummer.

 

[Festivus]

I don't know how Hoyt did not or could not machine standard site/quiver holes like all other 17" ILF risers. I honestly think that it was becasue of that stupid fred eichler stamp was in the way. There is now way it would not fit with that ridiculous thing there. It is because of those and the new grips that keep me from pulling the trigger on one. I'm pretty sure if someone was brave enough and had a the right high quality drill bit and drill press that it is very possible to just drill your own. Take some measurements and see if there is enough real estate and that includes that dumb fred eichler stamp, that'd be the first thing I would drill haha.

 

[Jim Casto Jr]

I don't know how Hoyt did not or could not machine standard site/quiver holes like all other 17" ILF risers...

Me either. I really like my 21" Satori risers, but that would be a deal breaker for me on the 17" model. I'd just get a DAS, Morrison or Titan rather than the 17" Satori.

Gee Whiz! Looks like someone needs to resize some pictures, huh?