Archery Arrow Quiver,Lightweight Recurve Bow Leather Quiver Arrow Holder,Quick Removal Quiver Compound Bow Accessories,Pocket Hanged Arrow Holder for Target Shooting Hunting,Adjustable Bow Quiver

Nice quiver,well worth the money.

The package avived on time. Really pleased with the quality of this. Fits well and snug. Arrows don't fall out when shooting. Mounted on a black hunger long bow 60 lb draw

I like the looks of this quiver and the price, not super thrilled on how it fit my bow tho. The straps that hold it in place weren’t all that tight where I was able to connect it to, and when trying to load the arrows into the top portion after I had already cut the slots for my broadheads, it wanted to move up and down and at one point I pushed it up the limb! Well I ened up going one hole tighter and slid it down the limb all the way to the riser, (take down recurve) and I zip tied around the buckle so it has no chance of popping off, and that has worked so far. I also removed the foam in the head and added more foam because as I was loading an arrow I pushed the foam way up inside, so I filled up the dead space in the upper portion and that helped a ton! Anyway, it’s not a select, which I don’t have but look like great quivers, but they are also $130…this works, but I’m my case needed some modifications to be better. It’s doing what it was intended to do which is what matters to me!

I put the four arrow version on my October Mountain Mountaineer 2.0 (essentially Galaxy Sage), and I couldn't be happier. My limbs are slightly tapered, so I cinched the arrow gripper strap down a little lower and the hood strap a little higher than where I wanted, then pushed them down and up into position, where they remained tight. Once I got the angle of the hood and the arrow gripper where I wanted them, I removed the foam and tightened the hood screw down snug, and tightened the arrow gripper in place as well. I used a broadhead to press the holes into the foam for each arrow, staggered. I have shot hundreds of shots through the bow with this quiver on, and it has remained in place and quiet. I love the American Indian design as well. Despite the excessive Chinglish in the ad, I decided to take a chance on this, and I'm glad that I did. I may get a second one for the next recurve that I'm getting soon. Hope this helps.

For 40$ not much to complain about, you won't get the best fit on it and the foam is really stiff. But other than that it works the way it should, I'd always keep at least one arrow in the quiver to prevent the bottom sliding down your bow.

When I tightened the rubber strap around the bow limb and attached the strap to the knob, the knob snapped off. This left the quiver unusable.

Fills my need for a quiver. Good quality.

A good price for this quiver.