XTACER Multi-Function 4-Tubes Back Field Quiver Training Archery Arrow Quiver for Field Tips Arrows Takedown Bow

Holds up to 24 arrows, and everything you need for a recurve bow. Easy to keep organized, and sturdy build for the money.

Bought this for TAC, it worked out perfectly for my compound set up. Ended up using it for another large 3D shoot and again, it was great! It was comfortable for the 5+ hours I was wearing it and the pockets/straps are very useful for a water bottle, Thermacell, snacks, extra gear, etc.

For the price of this product I absolutely loved it. It come with a couple of pockets I use to put arrowhead inside and what I love about it the most is that there’s no problem when you want to sit, it doesn't get in your way and it’s not uncomfortable. I would give this product a 5 star but my only problem is that it does kinda fall off my right shoulder whenever I run with it and it hard to put back arrows when you don’t need them in the moment.Other than that I am satisfied. Amazing product

I rly like this quiver. Good design, nice straps.***Edit***I didn't pay attention to the size of the tubes, and the length of my arrows. So I use 22' and the tubes are alot bigger then that. So I just cut some old socks and pushed them down inside the tubes now it doesn't rattle when I walk & they stick out enough the where its not bending the fletches. Great buy, only downside I see is there is only 2 zipper parts, the one bigger one should have a bunch of lil pockets in it for notches and tips and what not. I ended up putting a small tackle box in there to hold all the small stuff from bouncing around in the big pocket.

Managed to fit my mandarin duck phantom recurve in it well without it rattling or too much trouble. The pocket is great for any miscellaneous archery equipment such as string wax, finger tabs, field points, Allen keys and any other things that would usually be a hassle to carry. It also has tons of space for arrows i can fit about 6 in each tube and definatley more without the tubes. Haven't taken it the range yet but so far I'm liking that I have everything I need in one easy and convenient carrying case as well as an easy storage sout ion for when im nor using it. One improvement I would give to it though is to have a zipper near the bottom of the arrow pocket so you can more easily reach for arrows by pulling them out from the bottom instead of having to stretch your arm (assuming you don't use the tubes) but otherwise it's good as is.

Just recieved it today so I cant yet remark on its durability, but it seems a perfect fit to make my target practice a little more convenient. My OMP Night Ridge fits nicely in the takedown compartment and the arrow tubes will easily fit a dozen arrows comfortably. A minor gripe is that the smaller compartment in the front is a little too small to fit a bow square but it's no big deal as it fits fine in the takedown compartment. I might not want to use it hunting in the woods due to it possibly being a little too noisy and cumbersome to trudge through brush and branches but all in all I think it's well worth the money so far for my purposes.

A very nice quiver, and a generous arrow capacity, probably could hold about 20 arrows and the pockets are large enough for a lot of your gear like additional string, glove, wax, stringer, (etc).Nice durable material, and removable tubes,Comfortable straps.A good beginners-expert quiver!

I got this for my birthday and was not sure how to feel about it, but after taking it out on a hiking trip I loved how I had my whole setup in one pack.