KRATARCArchery Lightweight Hip Arrow Quiver Foldable Compact Arrows Bag with Molle System Hanged for Target Shooting

I added this to my Archery Belt which is a law tac belt I modified for Archery. This slipped on no issue. I hold 2 dozen arrows in the quiver because I can and when I practice I do full quiver at 20-30-40 so this forces me to shoot more because I load it up.Been using it for three months, no signs of stress or wear. So far so good. I am very happy with it and it has seen a lot of use between the club, my house and the woods.

This holds arrows where you need at your side. It’s fine.

I have not actually used it tried it on to make sure belt fits. I am about 240 lbs not sure waist size but I had to adjust the belt to the max length to fit. The quiver has a strap that has a buckle the straps are slid through little slits in the quiver that's how it adjusts & I had to unbuckle & slide the strap through 1 of the 2 slits in the quiver enough to open it up because it was closed tight afterwards slid it back through& buckled it. The strap going through the slits separates arrows you put in to 3 different sections. I had to put arrows in to open it more because it being new was hard to keep open & that help get it open better doing that helps it get more worn in it's good for practice tips but you can't use it for hunting tips they would cut the strap and probably slice up the inside. The quiver is pretty durable feeling but I could see how hunting tips would cut it up with the razor sharp tips if someone wants something similar for hunting tips probably better to get 1 with the tubes.

I've bought a few quivers, and they were just sloppy, rattley arrow bags, and I figured that's pretty much what they all are. NOPE. THIS IS HOW A QUIVER SHOULD BE. Here's 7 reasons why:1. Arrows are held snuggly - No rattling, no falling out no matter what you are doing innawoods.2. If you are carrying less than 10 arrows, it will hold them seperate from each other (so they don't maul each other's fletching)3. Doesn't flop all over or get in the way.4. Solid construction & materials, I expect this will last for a long, long time.5. Handy strap & buckle to hold larger amounts of arrows tight, in case you want to bring 40 arrows with you, like some sort of psycho.6. Has Molle straps. Like most people, I love Molle straps, despite never using them, except for morale patches.7. Speaking of, it comes with a subdued American flag morale patch. Since I ^($*&$^#ing LOVE America, this patch does increase my morale. Nice touch, KRATARC.I added a carrabeaner to the belt loop, so I could just hang it off the belt loop in my pants - Seems handy to me, but you may be a belt traditionalist.

I am pretty new to archery, and had initially made myself a quiver out of PVC pipe and duct tape. That worked, but the arrows rattled around in it something fierce.On a whim I ordered this quiver.Pretty darn pleased with it.The belt loop provided only allows for a 1.5" belt, and the belt I use is 2". I just snapped a carabiner to it and it works like a charm.The MOLLE attachment system has allowed me to hook up a Condor pouch to the quiver, where I keep my bow stringer, wax, shooting glove, spare string, and target spikes.The quiver currently has about 28 arrows in it, with room for a few more...PLENTY!It also has a Nylon strap that would allow one to apply some tension to the arrows to keep them from rattling around if stealth is your thing...Velcro strip allow you to attach morale patches if you like.I put my Beckerhead patch on mine. Don't know what a Beckerhead is?You'd be alot cooler if you did :-)Great quiver!Already ordered another one for my daughter.

I'm still a little on the fence with this quiver. I was looking for a more convenient side/back hip quiver and basically stumbled upon this. For the price, I figured I couldn't go wrong. Turns out it's not everything I exactly wanted. When it arrives new, it's very tight. The band on the side is actually used to loosen and expand the body, allowing more or fewer arrows to fit snuggly or loosely, depending on your preferences. The problem is, I can't seem to get this band to hold in any particular spot. Usually it slowly works itself back to its original location: quite tight. Inside of the quiver, the band actually weaves across three times, making three separate partitions for the arrows. All of this combines to make it a pain to put the arrows back in the quiver when pulling them from the target. The easiest way to return them to the quiver is one at a time, not in a bunch. And with the tight fit, my fletches get smashed together, so this would not be the ideal quiver for somebody shooting traditional wooden arrows with big feather fletches.Another small issue is that the loop for carry is sewn in. This means you have to slide this onto your belt, or use the "belt" strap included with the quiver, which can get a little bulky. The US flag patch is a nice touch, and there's extra space for a name patch, too. I will keep using this in hopes that it loosens up (or I adapt to it) over time.

Handy if you're doing a short field trial. comes with a QD belt, holds about a dozen arrows for recurve bows. Also has plenty of attachment points for other stuff you might need. For the price? Hard to beat~!

Material is durable and lightweight. Room enough to carry quite a few arrows. I currently carry around 12 in mine on range day. Length is perfect so arrows aren't sticking out unreasonably far. Very easy to withdraw an arrow, knock, shoot, and grab another without issue. I would highly recommend going with this rather than a shoulder quiver