I recently bought this item and installed it on my Torch 2-pin sight. The only issue I have with this item is there is not a bar to index it to the picatinny rail spot. This keeps the sight placement from being repeatable if it is removed and reattached to the bow.
Other than that it’s a nice piece of aluminum.
I spent 25 days hunting up and down some rugged West Virginia hollers, and this arrow quiver stood up to some pretty demanding situations.
I bought 3 of these quivers. They are fantastic quality. Easy to use and remove. While hunting, one of the logos fell off one of my quivers, likely my fault. I reached out to the company to see if they could send me a replacement logo so I could glue it on. Completely cosmetic and nothing functional related to the product. The customer service response email was a tracking number for a completely new quiver they were sending me. No questions asked or images of the original product. Thought it was a real solid move and will definitely use this company for my future needs.
great product well build. outside pocket is perfect size. need anotherone
Fit my torch mtn perfectly, also tried it on one of my cbe sighs and it worked just like they said. Great lil piece of gear!!
The pic mount is great a bargain for the money. The RL2 sight I picked up would be a nice sight if you could see the pins and the light is junk too. At this point I don’t have much use for the sight or the pic mount and probably wont purchase another Red Line product
Been using this sight for a couple months now and love how sturdy and reliable it is! The sight tapes are accurate and easy to install. All adjustments are easy to use and adjust. Pins are tough and bright.
I bought a new Matthew’s lift on 11/28/2024 and was really excited to find an alternative to the high price Matthew’s stabilizer. The build quality and looks were great at first glance but when I tried to install with bridge lock knob I found out the threads we’re not correct the archery shop tried several other redline bridge stabilizers and all were incorrectly threaded in the store .and it would not work with out a factory bridge lock knob I had to return it and am currently looking for alternatives . I am exceptional disappointment with the quality control and fell product was released with out throughly testing. Would love to find a way to make this work if the manufacturer has a fix
Great quiver for the budget. Screw securing method is not the easiest operation but it does hold well.
Love my single pin! Great customer service!
This sight is very solid ad easy to adjust. I haven’t .010 pins and they work well and do not cover too much of your target. There are 2 things I wish were different. First I would like to have all green pins. The yellow isn’t very bright and the red doesn’t do well with my of eyes. Second I wish the included pin light had more than one brightness. When it is turned on, it is super bright. Overall I am happy with this sight!
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.
This is a great quiver. The locking mechanism is simple and solid. It’s really light weight and has plenty of clearance in the hood for Broadhead.
For the price, it's amazing. Holds the arrows great and the quick detach is a must have. I use redline for all my bows needs
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.
Absolutely love it! Looks amazing on my rx3 ultra. Great quality. Fast shipping and very reasonable price! Can't wait to buy more redline products
Typically I don’t write reviews but I feel like this needs one. I like redline Bowhunting as a company. I like what they are doing. Affordable archery equipment that competes with the higher priced stuff but doesn’t sacrifice features. Early on they hit that mark very well. In the last two years though they have really had issues. The problem I’ve run in to multiple times now is quality. This stabilizer specifically had multiple problems. First, the threading on the quick connect bolt to screw into the riser was wrong. It’s marketed as being a universal bridgelock stabilizer so if you don’t own a newer Mathews you can still use it on your bow. Every bow company uses the same thread pitch for your stabilizer bolt. Well apparently not the one I got. The bolt would not screw into the riser so I would need to retap the threads to get it to work. Not something I should have to do. Second, it does not fit in the bridgelock stabilizer hole on the Mathews. Dimensionally it is small enough but it’s too small and has too much play and when screwed down it’s canted off center. Again marketed as being able to be installed on the Mathews directly and again not so unless you like your stabilizer sticking out to the left. Third, the thumb knob does not fit the thumb knob hole on the Mathews to lock in the bar. It’s advertised as being able to be used on Mathews. Once again the thread pitch is wrong. Now this I read was a known issue and redline includes a second bolt “fixing” this issue but you need an Allen wrench to install and uninstall. Basically rendering a huge part of using the bridgelock style stabilizer useless. If I can’t use their provided quick disconnect, can’t use the bar in the bridgelock and even if I do I need tools to install and uninstall, this is a fail to me. Lastly the bar is not 12 inches. This may be nitpicking but if you remove the weights and take off their connection piece it’s barely over 10 inches. Every other stabilizer I’ve seen measures the bar itself without the weights included as the measurement. All put together with their connection piece and the weights I guess it’s 12 inches long. Yeah I could have gotten a lemon or an early model with some QC issues but like I said, this is not the first product from redline recently that had these kinds of problems. I bought a Torch sight that basically fell apart on me and then the anvil quiver that looked like it was hot glued together and if you removed the quiver from the bow, the tension latch that locks the quiver in place when on your bow would swing free and bang against itself making a very loud noise. The first sight I got from them, the RL2 was amazing. The v-bar I got from them, amazing. Everything after that has really been poor. Visually the bar looks great. The machining and finish is top notch I just wish it was done in the correct specs. I hope they see this and make the improvements needed because I like the guys at redline and want them to succeed.
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.
Shoot a mathews phase 4 and thought why waste $250 on their inline stabilizer. This does the exact same thing and the carbon fiber matches the bow. Have the redline quiver, stabilizer, and two pin slider and have no complaints about any of their products.
