Trophy Ridge 5-Spot Archery Arrow Quiver, Black

This is a very nice quiver. It is sturdy. It was easy to mount to my bow sight bracket. The two screws needed were provided with the quiver.

The quiver is light, easy to install, and holds the arrows snugly. A little hard to get my arrows in at first, but after a few times of removing my target arrows it became easier. The only downside I'd say is that I wish I had more room to adjust the quiver on my bow. My bow is a bit compact, on purpose for hunting, and I wasn't able to adjust the quiver high enough to keep my arrows off the ground with it sitting upright on the ground. I have long arms also, so that doesn't help. 30" draw length, which means 31" arrows. I prefer a bit of distance for my broadhead. That's a set up issue. Not a product issue. I made it work by putting the bow rest on the top of my bow, rather than the bottom, when it's not being used.

Not losing sight of the fact that it's a 30-dollar quiver, it would've gotten 5 stars if I didn't have to trim down the arrow grippers. I removed about 1/32" from each side of the 5 slots, top and bottom. Once that was done, it's good to go. Otherwise, it was far too difficult to get arrows into each slot, and even more importantly removing arrows is always a one-handed operation in a hunting situation and without removing some material this would have been difficult. In a lifetime of hunting, there's virtually no piece of gear that I haven't modified or tweaked to suit me, and if you spend time in the woods then you know what I'm talking about. So while having to do this was no big deal for me, I really didn't expect to with an arrow quiver. Once the mods are done, this quiver is right on, and a real money saver. Removal from and installation to the bow is very quiet, and the rope loop at the top is great. I have 3 fixed and 2 mechanical broadheads and there's ample room under the hood. I would suggest a softer durometer rubber to the manufacturer. Changing the spec on the rubber would solve the issue.

Basic quiver that is sharp looking and works well. Has two attachment points for each arrow making it nice and secure.

Great feel on my bow, I really like the locking mechanism the snap together bracket has. So your quiver won’t get knocked off or snagged and it holds the arrows really tight almost a little too tight easily mountable nice weight very sturdy for the price installed on my Mathew’s mission switch fit great didn’t need anything extra for fitment

Works great, holds tight and quiet. I use 5 and 6 mm arrows . So, if yours are larger, may be too tight.

Good quiver for the money . I don't like to shoot with a quiver on so bought a extra mount to put on my trestand .

This hunting quiver is well-made and looks great in the field. The materials feel durable, and the design is lightweight and easy to carry, which is a big plus during long hunts. It holds up well to outdoor use and doesn’t make noise when moving, which is crucial for staying stealthy. However, I’ve noticed that the arrow slots are a bit tight. It can take some effort to insert and remove arrows, which isn’t ideal when you need quick and easy access. Over time, the fit might loosen up with regular use, but out of the box, it’s something to be aware of.

This standard quiver will hold five arrows with hunting heads and twists on and off with a lock. The arrows are held very firmly so are difficult to put on but very safe once in. I used it on an Oneida Phoenix with a Trophy Ridge Attack Pro sight and it fits well and looks good.

Works as advertised. Arrow clamps are very tight. Easy to mount on bow and looks great. Quick release works great.

I got this for about $53 AUD so it's a good value buy. Quick to detach or attach, light in weight and fits well.

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So I bought this quiver because I originally ordered another which has yet to show. Needless to say I should have bought this one from the start east to install and seems well made! All tho arrows are hard to put in at first because so stiff I’m sure once they are in there for a few days it will be easier to get them in and out. But rather them be in tight then lose one or drop out well I’m out in the field. Would definitely recommend!