LimbSaver Silent Quiver for Bow Hunting, One Piece, Lightweight and Low Profile, Works with Right and Left-Handed Bows, Fits All Arrow Sizes

This is as good a quiver you can buy for less than $80. The arrows are held securely, and they come out with very little noise. If you are careful when you pull them out they won't make any noise at all, but if you're in a hurry and jerk an arrow out, it's still quiet enough that it won't scare anything away. (Just don't jerk the trigger!)There is never any question of an arrow falling out of the quiver either. I used this quiver on a 9 day hunt in which I covered several miles on foot every day, no arrows ever got close to coming loose, until I wanted one, then it popped out with ease.The quiver bracket attaches to your bow at the sight with two allen screws. A springy thing holds the quiver body (one piece) to the bracket. You can remove the quiver without taking out the arrows. It is a little bit tricky (as in it takes two hands) to remove the quiver from the bracket, but I don't know why you would want to remove it in the field so who cares.I shot my bow without a quiver for months before purchasing this quiver. When I attached the quiver, my bow still shot in the same place as it did before out to 60 yards. In other words, I didn't need to move any pins. I did not measure arrow speed before and after the quiver, but my arrows did not hit any lower at 60 yards with the quiver than without so any speed loss was negligible. There was also no noticeable movement left or right. I am confident that if I had to drop the quiver on a hunt for some unforeseeable reason, my arrow would perform exactly the same as before.After I had had mine for a few months and a couple hunts, I purchased the same quiver for a friend who has a completely different setup than me. He loves the quiver too.If you are looking for an affordable, reliable, quiet quiver, you've found it.

Alright so I got this for my Matthews heli m. The bow is small and very lightweight. From the top of the quiver to the nock of my arrows is longer than my bow. Annoying but doable. Holds the arrows very secure. Awesome.It's heavy. My bow was super light weight. Now it's heavier. Doable. The one thing that completely took me by surprise. And my buddy's didn't believe me until they heard me shoot it. The quiver actually makes the bow quieter. Yes. Quieter. I couldn't believe it. Awesome quiver

I enjoy the use of several Limb-Saver products. They are strong and and well built. This product was the same however it was bulkier and heavier than I wanted for my use. Return was not an issue with Prime. I will buy other Limb-Saver products. If they would make a smaller and lighter archery quiver I would likely buy it as well. Not sure why they only make one model for archery?

THE EXACT SAME COLOR PATTERN OF MY BR33 VERY EASY TO REMOVE AND QUIET AND HOLDS ARROW VERY SOFTLY NO SNAP WHEN YOU REMOVE ARROW AND PLENTY OF ROOM FOR THE BROADHEADS WITHOUT MAKING CONTACT OVERALL A GREAT QUIVER I WISH IT WAS IN A SIX SPOT INSTEAD OF FIVE

I really want to like this thing, it’s a nice design. Silent, mounts to sight and didn’t effect POI. Dual snap in brackets for holding arrow and hood system really good. It’s the damn plastic attachment bracket. There were complaints about the clip on the bracket and the pins being too tight to get it on and off easily. They must have reduced the pins too much to make it easier to get on and off. Mine was so sloppy in the fit that it would jiggle away from the clip and fall off.I’m a hobby machinest and I don’t mind working on good gear to make it better. I pulled the pins out and threw them away, then I made new ones with a better press fit, and an exact interference fit with the bracket. Than tuned them with sandpaper and files until the fit very snug but could easily come on and off with a tiny bit of silicone lube. Fits great now and doesn’t rattle, but the damn clip on the bracket doesn’t engage any better than before, it can still fall off.Uhhggg can’t fix it. If they can get this fit right this will be a great quiver, Replaced the $170 dollar Mathews one with it, and I like it better, but have to do some more tuning on this one...

Nice quiver for the price, there are definitely better Quivers on the market, but not for the money

Bought this quiver because the one I had (made by a different manufacturer of plastic) broke at almost the slightest touch. This quiver is made of steel and heavy rubber material. It is VERY durable. Hunted with it on my bow this past week in the Rockies. Went through some pretty rough treatment and worked absolutely perfectly! This is a strong, robust quiver that will solidly mount five arrows. It won't break like the other one did when you're in the back country and can't replace your quiver. Made tough. Priced reasonably.

Not a quick disconnect. Product made with cheap material. Not lightweight. Not worth $39.