SAS 5-Arrow Archery Bow Compact Hunting Quiver Quick Lock Mounting

OK here's some INSTRUCTIONS. This thing did not come with any! it had a small ziplock bag with 4 different sized bolts from long to short, 2 spacers, and 2 identical brackets (one is a spare) that's it. I had a time figuring out how this thing mounts, but was very simple after I mounted the bracket on first.To SAVE YOU TIME!- First: Mount the bracket with the curved gripped end facing the bottom of your bow. screw into the two threaded holes on the side of your sights although you may, or may not need the spacers (I did), this is where the two longer screws are needed otherwise just use the two shorter screws Second: Place the Y shaped end of the bracket on your quiver and butt it to the peg on the other bracket and turn the quiver until it locks in and your done.

The quiver on my TenPoint GTFlex crossbow got hung up in the woods and the guard at the top of the quiver ripped off and was lost, unknown to me. I emailed TenPoint support regarding a replacement and they never bothered to respond and what was available on their site wouldn't work. (They may be having finance problems due to a recall.)Anyway, I bought this one because it looked very similar to the Tenpoint quiver. Like many of you I couldn't figure out how to install it. Now the good news: The Tenpoint mount was an exact fit for the SAS quiver and in ten minutes or so I was in business with the SAS quiver and TenPoint mount.Meanwhile, during the install I figured out by using the L-shaped bracket on the bow, I probably could have got the SAS mount to work, too.This quiver is much better quality than the TenPoint quiver. I like the three point mounting, the soft rubber holders, the solid construction and feel of it.Honestly, I never did figure out how the SAS mount works, but I'll take the word of others who say it's easy, once you know how. Instructions would be nice.

So far it's holding up very well after two weeks of playing around on archery trails. It comes with TWO (2) mounts for your riser and can be confusing at first. There are NO instructions. I would make a YouTube video to show how simple it is but YouTube videos are NOT that simple. Yet. There are four different length screws but you only need two of them. There are two rubber extension "gaskets" that are only needed if you want the quiver mounted further out away from the riser. It's a simple X looking mount that clicks in place once you're ready to put it on the quiver. I'm sure the reason they sent two mounts is because without a little patience it could break the first time out. Or maybe it wears out, but it's nice to have a backup. For the price it's worth the effort. I've already had two of my archery buddies order one after they saw mine.

So far I'm very impressed. Was very easy to install in about 2 minutes. Very solid and quiet. Holds the arrows much more solidly than my old quiver, with no rattle or slippage at all. I like that it came with 2 mounting brackets. I will probably put the other one on my other bow and just ditch the old quiver because this one is better. I also like that it holds the arrows in a tighter group, so it is a smaller profile. Would definitely buy again. Will see how it holds up.

Somewhat smaller than I was expecting but well able to do it's intended job. I was surprised to find that it had no foam-rubber insert for the arrowheads. Instead, it uses a soft rubber with some small, molded pockets that hold just the arrowheads point. When arrows are added, they seem secure enough, quiet and very light. Yes, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this quiver. I will say as others have that it ships with no instructions but thankfully, because of other reviews that stated the installation process, I had no difficulty installing it on my bow.

If you own an SAS bow it's a great value and easy to mount. I will admit it took me a few minutes to figure out but once I did, really easy. They send 2 attachment brackets but you only need 1. The bracket gets screwed in using the short 2 screws on the threaded holes near the sight. Once that is fixed you simply slide/click the quiver in place. It can be adjusted up or down by the "allen bolt" once in place.

So far so good, perhaps a little heavy, but for the price, I'm not complaining. Straight forward easy to mount. Nice to have an extra mount, I put one on my recurve and the other on my compound, if I only had one more for the tree stand lol.

It's very light, so it didn't affect my aim.