RL-3 5 Arrow Quiver

Great quiver! Would’ve preferred not having the foam inside

I did a lot of research to find a quality quiver without spending a fortune and I am so glad I decided to go with this one. I got it on sale so it was an even better deal. It was easy to adjust and install. It even came with a spacer to give me the clearance I needed to avoid interfering with my arrow rest. It seems really sturdy and well built.

It's a sturdy, well built quiver, but I would like the top plastic guard to be longer as too much of the broadheads are exposed below the bottom of the plastic. I have fixed blade broadheads. Maybe this would not be an issue with mechanical broadheads.

No problems I like that I can adjust it and move it to fit my bow better, just didn't understand what the metal piece is for.

I picked this quiver up on sale, so fir the money it's not too bad. I think the design is a good idea, but the construction is not. Arrow grippers work like they should, and I am using 4mm arrows. Light weight, and easy to attach and remove from my bow.

The issue has been flex of the carbon rods. The location of the quiver in the mounting arm has to be in a certain spot so it clears my rest and keep the nocks located above the bottom cam. That puts the mounting arm at the bottom of the carbon rods. The carbon rods flex so much, that the hood is hitting my top limbs with any movement of the bow. Having arrow in the quiver does help some, but doesn't stop it. Using this in easy to reach spots is OK, but I wouldn't use it if I was in thick woods or crawling around on the ground.

Great quiver! Would’ve preferred not having the foam inside

I did a lot of research to find a quality quiver without spending a fortune and I am so glad I decided to go with this one. I got it on sale so it was an even better deal. It was easy to adjust and install. It even came with a spacer to give me the clearance I needed to avoid interfering with my arrow rest. It seems really sturdy and well built.

It's a sturdy, well built quiver, but I would like the top plastic guard to be longer as too much of the broadheads are exposed below the bottom of the plastic. I have fixed blade broadheads. Maybe this would not be an issue with mechanical broadheads.

No problems I like that I can adjust it and move it to fit my bow better, just didn't understand what the metal piece is for.

I picked this quiver up on sale, so fir the money it's not too bad. I think the design is a good idea, but the construction is not. Arrow grippers work like they should, and I am using 4mm arrows. Light weight, and easy to attach and remove from my bow.

The issue has been flex of the carbon rods. The location of the quiver in the mounting arm has to be in a certain spot so it clears my rest and keep the nocks located above the bottom cam. That puts the mounting arm at the bottom of the carbon rods. The carbon rods flex so much, that the hood is hitting my top limbs with any movement of the bow. Having arrow in the quiver does help some, but doesn't stop it. Using this in easy to reach spots is OK, but I wouldn't use it if I was in thick woods or crawling around on the ground.