Trophy Ridge 5 Spot Quiver

My arrows slip and are not held securely in the quiver . Really disappointing .

Works excellent with reduced diameter arrows. Very easy to remove arrows with good retention. A little tight with standard 6. 5 arrows. Smaller profile makes using fixed head a little tricky, only load up about 3 arrows if using fixed heads.

Decent for the price, holds arrows pretty good. It is just a basic cheap quiver!

Bought this quiver to go with my Legit bow. Arrow grips were really stiff and difficult to get arrows in and out of, even after setting arrows in them for an extended period of time to try and stretch them out. When hunting season rolled around, I put my Sik F4 fixed blade broadheads on my arrows, and found that I could not fit five arrows with broadheads in this quiver. Even three arrows barely fit, and took a lot of careful finesse to get them in and out. The process was very clunky and difficult, and ultimately ended up dulling my broadheads because of the lack of space in the quiver and the very stiff grips. This would be a fine quiver for target shooting ONLY, but I will be looking elsewhere for an option that suits my broadheads better. Overall rather disappointed that products under the same parent company did not integrate together well.

Very impressed, arrows are kinda hard to snap in and out of tho.

Grips are way to stiff feels like the arrow will snap taking it on and off I hunted with it in 20 degree days and it was awful I do not recommend

Any good engineer would have ensured that a quiver could hold different width arrows. Mine apparently are too fat. Also, my Bear Legit came with this quiver and didn't have any instructions for it. I had no idea it popped off until I watched some You Tubes to fix it when a screw fell out. It doesn't even show you how removal/attaching works on this website! Just a picture. For anyone confused, you lift up a lever where the mount attaches to the bow and then pull the bottom of the quiver towards behind the bow strings.

I had gotten this quiver right before opening weekend of bow season. I spent so much on other equipment I figured this would be a good place for me to save money because well, it’s a quiver, just needs to hold a few arrows. First day in the woods and I barely tapped a tree with my quiver and one of the two round pieces broke off. Not sure if this was just one of the duds but the rest of it was nice. It’s just that one piece that broke that let me down. Now it just keeps popping out.

This came with my Bear Whitetail Legend, I had issues like previously mentioned, the arrows can be hard to clip into their slots and then I run fixed blade broadheads, specifically Sik F4 broadheads and I can't use the marketed 5 arrow capacity. I can only fit 3 arrows in with the broadheads on, then the broadheads have to go in canted otherwise they hit the quiver or each other effectively dulling them. Otherwise would work excellent for target shooting, holding mechanicals etc.

This came with my Bear Whitetail Legend, I had issues like previously mentioned, the arrows can be hard to clip into their slots and then I run fixed blade broadheads, specifically Sik F4 broadheads and I can't use the marketed 5 arrow capacity. I can only fit 3 arrows in with the broadheads on, then the broadheads have to go in canted otherwise they hit the quiver or each other effectively dulling them. Otherwise would work excellent for target shooting, holding mechanicals etc.