Southland Archery Supply SAS Leather Tube 17" Hip Quiver Arrow Holder with Belt Clip

Okay so let's go over what a quiver is for- a tool for holding arrows so you can easily access arrows when target shooting or hunting. Simple really, right?Well yes and no, everyone is different, some enjoy hip quivers others back quivers and others holding arrows while shooting.I really enjoy a good hip quiver, and use a recurve/horsebow for target and hunting. With a few strands of 550 cord you can easily convert this into a back quiver as well.Pros of this quiver:1. Inexpensive2. Quality manufacturing3. Holds 15-30 arrows depending on tip design (broadheads or field points)4. Easy to adjust5. Easy to use.Cons:1. Not built for hunting (have to modify)2. Inexpensive- not really a con but some people really like brand name and expensive.Overall worth every penny. And I own 4 of them!

was very sturdy. we used it to hold wooden flowers for my son to hand out at ren faire. worked perfect for our intended use.

I needed a hip quiver and this was a good price. Leather is what you would expect in this price range, but is nice and stiff and holds its shape well. Nice length and having a loop gives me the option of adding a strap to put on my back if I wanted to. Knocked one star off since it's a little noisy. Added some foam inside to fix the issue. Definitely feel like I got my money's worth.

So it turns out there's a good reason why the product photos show this quiver holding crossbow bolts - the quiver isn't really suitable for arrows above 28" or so. I put 12 31" carbon arrows with field tips into this quiver and watched as it started to hang almost perfectly horizontal. When moving to and from my target, I had to keep one hand on the arrows themselves to keep them from tipping and pouring out. Fortunately, my six year old son uses 28" arrows, so the quiver can go to him while I look for something better.The construction of the quiver seems fine. It's just not balanced well for longer arrows. I suppose if I really wanted to use it, I could weight the bottom, but it seems like adjusting the straps to make the angle more extreme would solve the problem. Unfortunately, the straps on this quiver are not easily adjusted without re-sewing.

Received a black one and it is exactly what I wanted!!!! It's not too big and very sturdy. I can't wait to make a strap for it so I can wear it on my back. It does work well on my hip but I purchased this one specifically for use on my back as part of a costume.

This quiver has been great! Arrived Friday, used it both days this weekend. Didn't bounce around, holds a lot of arrows. As I've mentioned, I gave a not so good review on a sight from Southland Archery a couple of weeks back, but pretty much anything else I've got from Southland Archery Supply has been great.

Bought this quiver for use target practice for shooting both my compound and recurve bows. Previous quiver finally needed to be retired and this one had decent reviews after looking online. Arrival was fast and looked great out of the box. Easily can hold all the arrows I would need for target practice. Can hold the twelve arrows I use regularly while shooting easily and appears it could hold more. For the price I could not ask for more. Clips easily to my belt and/or pocket during use and holds my target arrows (30.5 inch) easily. Have not used this with broadheads yet but I think I would add a small piece of foam or cut out plastic from bottom of a water bottle to add to security at the bottom of the quiver so as to not have the points poke through just in case. All in all, love the quiver for what I am using it for.

It's fine. I mean, it's a cheap quiver. The challenge in offering up an opinion is to avoid comparing it to something that costs more and has more features. So for the target (heh) market, I'd call it a four star quiver, though that market is going to be relatively narrow.First, it is, as Jeremy Clarkson might say, a "reasonably priced quiver." It is NOT leather, but synthetic. It is also relatively thin and under determined use (such as in the field under harsh conditions) it will not hold up. No, this quiver is best suited for trips to the range. I don't know that the seams and strap attachment points will hold up in the long term...but I honestly doubt it. This is unlikely to be a quiver you hand down to your grandchildren, unless you are currently in your 90s and you don't use it much.I do like that the clip is reversible, so you can wear this on the left OR right side. And as others have noted, it's fairly short. I use this for 20" crossbow arrows in my backyard, so it's quite good from that standpoint. If, on the other hand, you are using this for longer arrows you will likely be disappointed.I'm able to hold ten arrows comfortably, all with field points...which is fine, because again...target range quiver. I could squeeze more in there, but I don't like to jam too many arrows in the quiver.So at the end of the day, this is a quiver that performs well given the materials and price point. It's not the fanciest one out there, it's not something you're going to take hunting, but for practice and things, it works well.