Kompound - 6 Arrow Bow Quiver for Archery and Hunting - Quick Detach, Lightweight, Quiet Shooting

I gave used Kwikee quivers on all of my bows be they traditional or modern in the last 30 years without ever having an issue or problem with them. They are the best of the best, high-quality, work as advertised. Come in a large variety of camouflage patterns or just the basic black color. These are rocksolid, super tough and hold your arrows firmly. I can't see myself ever using any other brand.

This is the best quiver for a hunter like me. First thing I do when I get into my stand is ensure I am buckled in safely, then put an arrow on my bow and take the quiver off and hang it on the tree. Anyone who tree stand hunts and leaves the quiver on the bow (especially the latest short maneuverable bows) is asking for trouble when the big buck shows up in your shooting lane. This quiver attaches to your bow easily, is sturdy and quiet, and takes care of your arrows. It is noiseless to remove and hang up, and easy to reattach when you are ready to climb down. It also comes in just about any camo pattern you want. You can spend a lot more and not be as satisfied as you will with this quiver.

It's a god quiver. It does the primary job that I wanted it to do and that's to splay the arrows far enough apart that I wouldn't get any extra noise from feathers hitting each other when I shoot. That's where it excels the most, excellent arrow splay! It mounts to the bow easily. Broadhead protection is ample and the head are separated inside the head by individually partitioned "walls" that you can clearly see when you insert the arrow. The downsides that take points off this review is the inability to adjust the quivers height along the side of your bow (no up and down adjustment slide or screws, what you see is what you get) and the big one is that it's not a stealthy quiver when you shoot. There is a distinct and obvious twang when you shoot. Of course the argument from so many know it all's is to take the quiver off when you shoot. That's an unacceptable bandaid and I prefer, when I can, to leave the quiver on for quicker access to my arrows. I'm sure there are ways to minimize the extra sound, but I'd hope that something as important to bow hunters as sound elimination that bow hunting accessory manufacturers would give a little extra effort in that department. I'll be experimenting when the warm weather decides to come back to see if I can add anything to dampen the sound a bit more. All in all it's a functional, dependable quiver that excels is ease of arrow accessibility through arrow separation. And it holds 6 fixed broadhead arrows with 5" feathers with ease!

Couldn't be happier. I don't intend to hunt with 6 arrows in my quiver but when I am out practicing I like having the extra arrows. I got the quiver last week and have taken it to the range everyday since then. The arrows are easy to place in and they are secure enough I didn't have to worry about my arrows falling out. I was also excited at how quiet the whole system is. Great product.

Nice quiver overall, but be aware of the depth... this is compact height and width, but sits high off the bow when casing. I have a hard side case, and this cannot be left on the bow to close case. Photo doesn't catpure this well, so be warned. It also has one position, so not flexible to adjust for case fit. My son's slides up and down and can be made to fit in his case easily... Working on mounting a second quick connect to the inside fo the case itsself - if I can find a position that works.

These guys invented the light weight, modular quiver system. Great products, hate to hear they are closing their doors...

I ordered this after reading about it online. I had bought 6 arrows for my new bow, so choices were limited by capacity.A couple of points for new users:The rubber gasket area in the hood is very stiff when new. All my arrows have field points but I never pushed them hard enough to make them sink in. I was very unhappy how much arrows moved until I realized I was doing it wrong. Once the field tips expanded the top gasket area the arrows were completely sound and rattle proof. The gasket area is also scored for broad heads.The slide on/off portion of the quiver is very form fit. It is noiseless once on or off but it takes a little time. This is not a bad thing.There are 4 arrows to the "front" of the quiver. Two are back towards the outside of your bow.I have shot with quiver on and off my bow. Quiet both ways. It will take a little "breaking in".

Got the quiver today. Installed it on my bow and shot for about an hour. With no issues. It held the arrows well. Quick tip. Install the thumb screw to keep it from vibrating. I didn't do this at first. I'll be buying one to mount on my recurve as well.