RL-1 Carbon 3 Arrow Quiver

Two thoughts here:
1) I honestly expected it to be lighter. I’m familiar with high end carbon pieces in bicycles, and this seems cheap. It’s definitely heavier than I expected. Yeah, you can say heavy = durable, but that argument falls short with people who have experience with well made carbon bits and bobs. The hood is incredibly heavy as are the rods for what they could be. The hood could be coated in a thin rubber that would help quiet the hollow/tinny/loud sound of the overly thick carbon?/plastic shell.
2) the rubber inserts are pre-cut for a 3blade broadhead. It would be nice if the quiver included removable inserts with precuts for field-tips, 2 blade, and 3 blade tips. I hunt in AK and use 2 blades exclusively.

As far as positives….It’s a low profile, adjustable, and one of the only 2 widely available quivers. I just think that for the price, this thing should cost $60 or with some slight tweaks I’d pay $140 for a truly ultralight and fully featured quiver. Generally speaking I find most bows and accessories cheap and over priced. This quiver follows that model.

This quiver is excellent. The construction speaks to durability while still maintaining a sleek and light design. I tested the arrow grippers on some 4mm arrows, and it performs flawlessly in keeping the arrows locked into position. If you're nervous that your nano-diameter arrows could still slip on a spot and stalk; the form of the grippers actually allow you to push the arrows in further for some super grip. The inner hood design allows for both use of fixed and mechanical heads. The mounting option allows you to have it tight to the riser/strings or further away from your bow if needed (dovetail sight transportation needs). Overall, with my first hands on experience with it, I conclude it's a BANGER!

I was able to mount this quiver to multiple bows using the beefiest rest I have (Hamskea Trinity). The long bracket and side-to-side bracket adjustment allows infinite clearance and I was able to suck the quiver closer to the riser than models nearly twice as pricey!