October Mountain Products No Spill Tube Quiver

I bought this for my 10 year old daughter.The clip to clip it to your belt is cheap and kind of difficult to use. The quiver is too long for her, so if she walks it drags, which isn't a big deal. I'm not worried about it tearing or anything from dragging because it seems sturdy.Because the loop isn't adjustable it flops around a lot. The strap really should be much shorter OR adjustable to accommodate being attached to a walking shooter who doesn't want the entire thing to swing around in front of them while they're moving. When she is just standing, the way it hangs is bad for shooting. She gave up and just tossed it on the ground. Next time I buy one I'm definitely getting one with a shoulder strap instead.The quivery itself is well made. It seems like it will be easy to clean if we use it on a messy day. We have youth-sized arrows and it holds them alright. We did have one spill.I would definitely not buy this one again, but I would buy the OMP brand again if it came with a shoulder strap rather than a belt clip.

For $11 bucks this is worth having, and it works (doesn't dump yer arrows). It easily fits a dozen arrows. You may be able to stuff a few more, but probably shouldn't. Stiff belt hanger you can change around for left or right side right on hip or at 5:00 position is my spot. I bent out one for fitting over a belt, but its so light with carbon arrows no problem hanging on your waist band. Hard to find anything to complain about, particularly for the $$. I wasn't expecting much for $10.99 but the quality far exceeded my expectations. That usually isn't the case as I'm a believer in you get what you pay for. My 30" arrows stick out about 6".To nitpick, it does flop around a lot when you walk since the vinyl strap hangs from the hook on a ring. But thats OK. This isn't a hunting quiver that stays in place as you walk. You'll need to put a hand on it as you walk so it doesn't bang around on the back of your legs. Again that is OK. You could easily craft a second strap to better hold it in place if you wanted. Heck a piece of small rope tied to the bottom and loosly run thru a belt loop at the 8:00 location would work. All and all a terrific value.

My family has taken up archery recently, and my son insisted on a recurve bow. Unlike my compound bow, he needs a wearable quiver, and this is the one he asked for. He was much more interested in the camo, I was more concerned that the quiver was easily wearable and that it would not tip over when full of arrows. The quiver works extremely well, and his arrows stay in it just fine. The bottom of the quiver appears durable enough to stand up to field points, but is really too thin to hold arrows with broadhead tips (not an issue at this point!).Although it worked well enough, I really did not care for the belt clip, which struck me as a glorified paper clip. I took it off and replaced it with a D-Clip, which works even better. My son is happy with his selection, and that is what really matters.

This quiver is perfect for keeping a few arrows on your side while you're at the range. I use mine for my crossbow bolts and it holds about 6 without any issues. I do wish that there was some sort of plastic tube or container to help expand thr material. This is well fit, well made and easy to use for left or right-handed shooters! recommended

The quiver is 18" in length, overall, with an internal depth of 17". On a 29" arrow, that does leave 12" sticking out. (If you shoot 31" arrows, that would be 14".) I would not use this quiver for hunting, but for target shooting, it is just what I was looking for. You do have to wear a belt to clip it on, but it holds the arrows at a good level and angle for ease of retrieval. I use it with 6 arrows (field points only) but it could easily hold a dozen. It is easy to convert from LH to RH by just reversing the belt clip. For the price, it's a good deal.I have no doubt that broadheads would tear the quiver up.

My daughter needed a quiver for 4H archery. This one works fine for that for a fair price. She has used it half a dozen times and it works great for her. It is light, appears to be well made and easily clips on any belt. She only uses field tips and this quiver isn't one I'd choose for arrows equipped with broadheads. There aren't any pouches for storing accessories, tools or spare parts but this isn't an issue for her since Dad takes care of that stuff and keeping it simple no doubt kept the price down. I'd have no problem recommending this quiver to anyone needing a cheap, decent quiver for target practice.

Definitely a good quiver for the price. The arrows are easy to reach and it seems more than sturdy enough for regular field tip arrows. It isn't the best to walk with, I find I have to hold onto my arrows or the quiver with one hand in order to keep it from swinging. The hook it came with also felt a bit tight for my liking, as it was a bit difficult to clip onto my belt, but I was able to switch it out for a carabiner no problem. Overall a very good quiver for what you pay for.

I think for the price this is a pretty good item. It clearly holds the arrows in place without spilling. As others have noted, it is not convenient for walking because it bounces all over. The arrows don't fall out, it's just annoying. I also found the belt clip difficult to open up so I replaced it a rock climbing type clip. More recently, I added some velcro to the quiver itself so I could attach it to my pants pocket and do away with the strap altogether. Again, for $10 it's hard to go wrong.

Love it.

Nice basic quiver. It holds arrows really well, even my 32.5 inches long ones. It's super light and fits inside my small bow case.

A+

Great quiver, fast delivery

Good quiver! Holds my arrows without spill. The belt clip is a little hard to open up. It's very stiff, but it's. Manageable.