Product Description

The Bear Archery Logo Deluxe Back Quiver is designed to keep you comfortable and organized while easily reaching for your arrows. This beautiful 100 percent leather quiver is 22in deep to accommodate any arrow size and features a divided compartment, so you can keep your arrows separate. To ensure the maximum comfort and fit, the Deluxe Back Quiver features an adjustable 3-point front harness. A large zippered accessory compartment is also included for any extra gear. Keep your arrows within reach with the Bear Archery Logo Deluxe Back Quiver!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #10656 in Sports & Outdoors
• Brand:
  Bear Archery
• UPC: 754806122687
• Model: AT9DBQ
• Released on: 2009-02-27

Features

• Durable, 100 percent leather quiver for right or left handed shooters
• Adjustable, three-point, front harness
• 22-inch depth accommodates any arrow length
• Divided compartments for arrow separation
• Additional large, zippered accessory compartment

Amazon.com
The Bear Archery Logo Deluxe Back Quiver is designed to keep your arrows organized and in easy reach as you hunt. Constructed of 100 percent leather, the quiver measures 22 inches deep to accommodate arrows of any length. The quiver offers a divided compartment for arrow separation and is also equipped with a large, zippered accessory compartment. An adjustable, three-point front harness ensures a comfortable fit.

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

23 of 24 people found the following review helpful.
Great first-timer quiver!
By MrMcQ
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R2IZDT3WVJ8TQD I was going to write out this review..but it's early, and I'm lazy. That and its my first review on Amazon so why not?! If you have any questions about this back quiver, just let me know. If you want a quick rundown...

Pros:
Comfortable!
Good quality, fine leather
Nice, adjustable straps to center flap to keep preferred grip
Front zipper compartment
(Possible clip for hip quiver conversion??..or may just be snap clip for any clip-accessory)

Cons:
* Not silent, need to rig foam on bottom to hold arrows - SEE UPDATE FOR WORK-AROUND!**
Leather a little stiff
Front compartment is a little cramped (stiffness of leather)

**UPDATE - I may have figured it out (why I didn't notice this earlier). I figured the leather strings in the front of the quiver were for decorative purposes only...when I realized that they strung to the inside of the quiver, it came apparent that you can sling your arrows between these leather strings to pull them tightly together and easily tie them to hold fast, rather than jangling about and making noise when hunting. I would still insert a foam bottom to help support them when each arrow is drawn and gets roomy enough to jangle..but its a great answer to the "silence" problem!

Thanks and ask any questions!

Zach

16 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
Love it or Hate it...
By Drowsy
Look, I don't normally take the time to write product reviews. But I felt that I needed to for this quiver, particularly because there are several manufacturers of the same type of quiver.

First, let's start off with the packaging. It comes in a plastic and mesh zippered bag. It's fine honestly, but because of a lack of any padding material inside the quiver (like you would find inside a pair of shoes when you buy them), do not expect this quiver to come out looking like the picture. Mine was squashed, and its gonna take some time and coaxing to un-squash the leather and bring it back to the shape its supposed to be in. But I guess that's a part of the breaking-in process.

Next, construction. I saw the sticker that said "Made In Pakistan" and you know what? It definitely shows. Definitely not top-quality craftsmanship here guys. The leather is really cheap, almost like suede (don't wear this in the rain). But I've been told it's leather. The three point harness works really great for keeping the quiver still. But the hardware used on the harness is crap. Honestly it's a lot worse than any made-in-china crap I've ever bought. I'm hoping to one day replace the clips and D-rings.

Inside of the quiver, only one separation tube made of flexible plastic, and no foam at the bottom of the quiver, only another piece of plastic similar to the arrow tube. I highly doubt any field points are gonna go tearing through the bottom. Broadheads? With some effort, maybe. The lack of a foam insert isn't really a problem unless you're going for silence, but nonetheless I'm going to fashion something at home to stick it inside. Let's face it, if you really cared about silence you wouldn't be trudging through the woods with a back quiver anyways. There's totally enough room for 2 dozen arrows (if you mind your fletchings). Is there enough room for 12 arrows and a take-down recurve? Honestly, maybe, but it won't be pretty. Front zipper pocket is roomy enough for a glove, stringer, a granola bar or two, some field points, string wax, and a multi-tool.

Down to the details... This is where you start to see Pakistani craftsmanship. I can still see the pencil outlines where the manufacturer was supposed to sew everything together, and a lot of it doesn't match up. It's very minor, you can remove the marks by rubbing lightly with an eraser. Regarding the stitching, it looks like it'll hold up fine. Its not like you're carrying bricks in it.

How do I feel overall about the quiver? As a person who's been looking for a back quiver for a while now, I would say that this is a valid low-budget choice. A company called Neet makes this same quiver with better materials and more attention to detail, but at the same time it costs almost twice as much from a place that can't offer Prime shipping. Other quivers similar to this one sold by Cabela's have been sold out for a while, and yes, they're more expensive. Other back quivers not of this design are usually hand made or custom made, and cost more than my bow.

PROS:
-Good looking quiver if you're not inspecting it closely.
-Functions extremely well for a back quiver. GREAT UTILITY VALUE
-Provides that "traditional archer look"
-Half the price of similar quivers on the market made by Neet, Cabelas, etc.

CONS:
-Craftsmanship is not the best, but it will do.
-Materials used are not the best, but with some DIY work it's a great project.
-Small manufacturing details viewed up close will tell you why this thing is half the price of similar quivers.

My advice, these things are mostly all the same design. If you're on a low budget, you really can't go wrong with this quiver. If you're a DIYer, this is a great quiver (you'll need to do a lot of DIY stuff). Personally, I was about to return this thing an hour after I opened it. Then I realized that it's pretty decent, affordable, and will get the job done. From a utility standpoint, this quiver will function just as well as any other. When I gave it some more though, the minor imperfections and cheaper materials actually help to compliment the look of the traditional archer because it looks a little worn out; it doesn't scream "I'm a greenhorn in the woods wearing my brand new quiver". The small details don't really bother me much, but I wrote this review for any prospective buyers out there who want a better idea of what this quiver is like. I hope this helps.

10 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
nice quiver, great quality for price
By Bubbles-Desmo
I'd really give this 4.5 stars out of the 5. The reason is mainly because of the size. I'm about 5'6" 165 and I found this to be a bit on the big side. I had to punch more holes in the straps to fit me properly.

I also wasn't sure how to wear this quiver at first. I'm right handed. The two small straps on teh bottom I have going around each side of my body. This made it fit well and tight to the body.

The quiver has two sections. The sections are good to to keep the arrows quiet but it makes it more challenging to put the arrows back in after use.