Does this quiver have tough walls or a reinforcement tube, or does it collapse easy without arrows to support it?
1371576
This quiver has pliable but tough walls. It collapses without arrows in it, which I have only found to be a pain when I shoot the whole quiver-full and then go to put arrows back in after pulling them. It tends to collapse to conform to your back/shoulder when empty. I have pondered putting a rolled up piece of thick mylar in the quiver to keep it open, but haven't found it to be that much of a hassle honestly.
1371577
I would say the walls are sturdy and it holds shape, not necessarily tough though. Imagine a suede tennis shoe, still able to be folded and smushed but when left alone with retain its initial shape just fine.
1371578
Without arrows inside the quiver it will fold in two unless hung from something like a chair
1371579
The fabric seems durable and fairly thick but the arrows have the ability to move around in it. The walls are not reinforced with anything hard so it is foldable but doesn't collapse on its own.
1371580
This quiver will collapse without arrows to support it but it is not a problem for me. Leave one arrow in quiver. Great quiver for field tips, broadheads will snag on the walls of the quiver. This quiver has great stitching, looks very durable, very light, comfortable, has two convenient pockets for my glove, arm guard and bow stringer and I'm sure this quiver is a lot quieter than quivers with tough walls. This quiver looks good. I'm happy.
609426
I was using it for a 80lb crossbow and sometimes the bolts imbedded so deeply that they were nearly unretrievable. But those were bolts not arrows. I think it would be perfect for a bow with a lower draw weight. Hope that helps.
1517640
Q) How long UNtil it BREAKS? (Spelling and grammar checkers are your friend.) A) The bow itself is quite sturdy. Barring abuse or extreme circumstances I would say that the bow itself should last for a good number of years. The arrows however are bit on the cheap side and the vanes will likely not stay straight nor even attached. I suggest going with the GT Lightning arrow as replacements. Get at least half a dozen arrows.
153804
No, no troubles with it collapsing. My grandson LOVES it! I bought it for his first birthday, with 2 extra sets of balls.... he LOVES the extra balls, but his parents got tired of picking them up, so he only is allowed the original number, except for special times. He likes to play inside of the hexagon, like a fort! I would definitely recommend this toy.
2195200
This bow shoots very well very accurate. its pretty sturdy except the quiver is cheap and broke the first day. a little crazy glue fixed it up though. good bow for the price.
1090371
Doubtful, I think they will cut open the relative soft fabric. Furthermore it is not a huge quiver, it will nicely hold at least 12 arrows with field or 3d points.
54873
Mine have the arrows. I have never had any issue with them coming apart during normal play as long as you wedge them in well when you put them together. We love ours and use them all the time.
883410
I have two of these and use them for Recurve bows. Stability does not seem to be any issue.
374280
I looked at the case and don't believe the case will close with and attached quiver and arrows. There is storage for arrows (12) on the top of the case.
1808841
The arrow can but the string is pretty weak I wanna say its only 80lb test and broke on me twice on my 50 lb bow
429492
Honestly you can fit 24 arrows ( 8 in each tube ), but 6 in each tube is best in my opinion. Any other questions about the quiver feel free to ask. So far its been a good product .
1101075
Yes as a matter fact they do bounce around and I actually lost three arrows by them falling out I fixed that by putting pipe insulation inside the tubes which makes them nice and snug but with that said by the time you bought the belt and the quiver It comes over $30 for $ 40 + I would go with the Hoyt . Also all the pouches disconnect and there's a leg strap so it doesn't swing in the woods
2270101
Yes, it does. That is the same bow my teenager has. But we don't use the quiver. Not sure it fits with it but I know it does fit without the quiver.
1930346
It folds down by loosening 1 Allen bolt in front of stock. Remove the string first to avoid in snapping back like a rubber band. String is hard to attach back for one person so make sure someone helps you remove and reattach. This is great starter bow but don't let price fool you. It is pretty powerful so play carefully.
2116733
Six arrows can be secured in the lid with additional in the quiver. Hope this helps.
783302
Broadheads would slice the quiver up when moving the arrows in and out of it. Use an Easton plastic arrow tube instead.
169724
The case is definitely wide enough for the quiver. I would remove the arrows though.