Sportsman's Outdoor Products Tarantula Maq Multiple Attachment Quiver (Camo)

Nice and lightweight ,a lot of ways to carry

Headline says it. This is an excellent hunting quiver for traditional archer. Best I've used. Extremely, durable, and offers a wide variety of mounting position, multiple loops, for attaching to a pack. I wear mine from my belt with the fletching facing back for hunting, leg strap bungee is easy to adjust, and the snap loop on the back is easy to attach to your belt. I've also packed it like a cat quiver on my pack. Probably the best option for Archers using broadheads. Keeps your heads completely covered, and safe. The rubber arrow retaining fingers are stiff, at first, but after leaving my arrows in them for multiple weeks it definitely loosens up. I shoot 2018's and they work just fine. I've been an archer for 38 years and hunted for more decades than I'd like to admit, and this suits me just fine.

Just received the quiver and gave it a quick once over. Overall it's a very versatile quiver. You can use the belt to wear it over your shoulder or around your waist. It also has a belt loop on the backside with a quick release plastic buckle...to attach directly to your belt or pack. Also not seen in the picture is a leg cord with a plastic cinch. Many ways to carry this thing to say the least.Finally, the reason i gave it 4 and not 5 stars is because of the rubber piece that holds the arrows. It's made of very hard rubber so you have to really wrench on the arrows to get them into the holder. Which is a huge problem when you try to get them out. So right now i'm looking into trying to replace it with a softer rubber piece...or modifying the existing one...so that it's functional. On top of that the rubber piece was lose and basically came out when I tried to take an arrow out...pulling the rest of the arrows with it. I can fix this by re-gluing it with some gorilla glue.Not bad for $15...was able to find one used.

When I go shooting at the range I like my setup to be how I would use my bow out in the woods.Getting the arrows off the side of my bow are excellent really makes the bow nice and light.The arrows are held nice and tight in this quiver, but not too bad. Although I use pretty skinny arrows. (Easton aftermath) I could see if you had a thicker arrow it would be hard to get in and out of the quiver.It’s made of high quality materials. Seems like a cordura fabric on there.

Bought it for my father in law for his broadheads while we’re out hunting. Worked great I even bought one for myself.

This thing got a lot of great reviews, and I assume at least some are legit. But it's not working out well for me. The rubber insert the arrow shafts clip into is SUPER tight. This is beyond needing to be "assertive" to extract an arrow - it's honestly so tight I ripped the whole quiver off my leg trying to get an arrow out. For giggles I actually tested it with a digital scale and it took 7.5lbs to remove an arrow, and make a very noticeable popping sound.If you use thin-shaft arrows this might be better.

this is a great quiver, i run around the woods a lot and this does not get in my way to bad. it has a tendency to not stay in place if you push it behind your back, solve that by tiein it off wit some paracord in the spot you want it to stay or some something thwill hold it in place. other than that its great.arrows stay firmly inplace and you really have to give em a tug to get it out.i would normally give this 4 stars but the guy who gave it two had a silly reason for doing it.

I carry 10 crossbow arrows and still hunt. These have been working fine for me for a decade or more. I carabiner them to my backpack to travel. If you're a spot & stalk guy you might want something that grabs the arrow in two places instead of one though.