Mohican Arrow Quiver

I bought a cheapo quiver and it hung almost horizontally. I'm not trying to impress anyone at the range I just want something to hold 12 arrows. This hangs great and fits 6 in each tube with room for a few more. This will replace the cheapo and I'm thinking about getting a few more for arrow storage. I have several different arrows for each occasion (traditional wood, carbon) compound hunting or target. These are priced right to store or use.

My kids started archery this year, and they needed an arrow quiver. This is a good one for their uses. The material is soft and not scratchy (doesn't scratch their legs when wearing shorts) and there are hard plastic tubes the arrows go into, so that the tips will not poke through. The ends of the tubes are flared a bit so the arrows are easier to insert, a nice touch. Includes a little clip they can use to attach it to their belt or belt loop. I think this is better for meets or target practice than out in the field. For field use (like hunting or the bow and arrow version of 'action shooting' I would want one with a more durable fabric (even if it were a little scratchy) and longer tubes to hold the arrows more securely. This one seems designed more for ease of use, than security. That is not a bad thing, at a target shoot it is better this way as the kids can insert/remove arrows more easily. However, for field use, or running around, I would suggest a more secure one, as the arrows can fall out if the kids run around much. This one has two tubes, which allows you to carry more arrows without them bunching up, or to carry two types of arrows at the same time, and keep them separate I was surprised at the overall quality for the price.

this has no frills or extra pockets, but hangs just right and holds upwards of 8 arrows with field points. it has a strap around the front that i have used to tuck a handy allen wrench into. it does everything i have expected it to. my arrows are 28.5 inches and dont fall out unless i let the quiver tip clear over...obviously. this wont do your laundry, but it'll hold your arrows.update 3/26/2015: i amused myself by reading poor reviews of this item. i am not sure what ppl were expecting. this quiver is for carrying a few field points for target practice. of course it will tip over if you stuff 3 dozen arrows in it...or even 35 inch arrows. not to offend the giants, but who shoots arrows that long, really. sorry legolas, you cant carry enough arrows to keep orcs out of helms deep with this quiver. nor should you carry broadheads in it. no, not even upside down. seriously though, it is a horrible blow to darwinism to see that some folks keep on keepin on...AND producing offspring.

My daughter is pleased as she wanted a solid one with no logos or additional colors. I ordered the 2012 Model as it was half the price of the 2013 Model. I am not sure what the difference is but this one is well constructed and I found it to be as described.I thought the velcro strap seen on the lower tube might be connected to the strap going to the belt clip and allow for angular adjustment to the way it hangs but it does not. It only clamps around the lower tube and since the tubes are very tight in the sleeve anyway, I don't know that it has a need or purpose.

This quiver is basically two plastic tubes held together by a cordura nylon shell. It's not rocket science... it is functional and light weight. No problems with tipping over and losing arrows as some mentioned. Lost one star as the clip was not included in my order, so I had to use a mini carabiner to attach the quiver to my belt loop.

I have a XBow, and it is not the right carry for me. I have found a strap to back arrangement to work the best. Other archers that like the side carry would really like this. I was experiment with what I might use, especially as in a tactical situation and this do not work for me. However, as to the product, it was fairly well made, leather with all stitching - found no evidence of glue and it was made right here is the good old USA.

Well made, and does the job, but I'm 6'2" and have a long draw, and my arrows are the full 32" (I use a recurve, not a compound with a release) so this quiver feels too short for those arrows (like it is almost about to tip over because the CG of the arrows is so close to the mouth of the quiver). I ended up giving it to some friends.

Arrived quick and easily handled a dozen target arrows with no problem. I'm using 32" Browning composites with Slik arrow points and they stayed right in place with no spillage when moving around during target practice. Nice black finish with plastic tube inserts. Nylon strap with what looks like a SS spring clip for your belt. Good price, nice value, would buy again!