Our Recommendation – XTACER 4-Tubes Back Quiver Running with a back quiver can turn into running the gauntlet in impassable terrain, because you constantly rub against branches or other overhanging things – even so the arrow plumage can be damaged.When reaching for the arrow, you often change your position slightly, which can lead to a worse shooting result.Although many arrows can be transported with a back quiver, the plumage can be damaged if you pack the arrows too tight.You should definitely neither bend down nor lean too far forward with a back quiver, otherwise you’ll have to pick up all the arrows off the ground.You have to reach for the arrows almost blindly with each shot, which is not a problem if each of them is intact, but if you have one or two damaged arrows in the quiver, it can get really annoying if you pull one out every other time.Nowadays, besides leather, plastic is also used and some of the modern quivers also have pockets, where Archery Equipment or tools can be stored.

Traditionally, quivers were made of leather, but there are also quivers made of cloth. Over the millennia, different types of quivers have been developed, so that for every bow and every purpose the right one is available. However, you should pay attention to the feathering and not pack the arrows too tightly. Thus the arrows do not slip and are usually not damaged. The opening into which the arrows are inserted is divided into compartments. 3 Matching the Right Quiver to Your BowĪ quiver is a kind of bag for storing and transporting arrows for bows and crossbows.2.6 Our Recommendation – TROPHY RIDGE Hex Light 5 Arrow Quiver.

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