Kwikee Kwiver - Kwik 3 SS - 3 Arrow Bow Quiver for Archery and Hunting - Quick Detach, Lightweight, Quiet Shooting

This product is a great product, and it comes just as advertised. It's lightweight, and holds the arrows very firmly and silently. I like this product a lot except for one feature. The quick release clip does not hold very well. I have already had three different instances where the quiver has fallen out of the clip when im up in my stand. I have found a solution to this problem since, but you can understand the amount of frustration you can have when you are 40 feet up a tree, with no arrows. Other than the clip issue, it is a great product. Hopefully the can find a better way to fasten it in place.

I was skeptical about this quiver but it has quality construction. I purchased this to carry three heavy Fin Finder fishing arrows on my Samick Sage recurve bow. I can strategically place the barbed heads in the hood with no problems and the double grip arrow holders hold the arrows snug. there is no foam in the hood as there is no need for it with the double grip construction. the quick release lets me remove the quiver and store the arrows in the boat while I am shooting at fish. overall the price and quality makes this a good buy for me.

I got this quiver after the end of last season to replace a bigger one for 6 arrows, so I obviously have no experience with it actually going after deer yet. That being said, I am quite happy with the purchase so far.Pros:- Small and light. If you need more than 3 arrows hunting for whitetail you should probably spend some additional time on the range.- Seems to be solid quality. Still have to see how the finish holds up once I drag it through brush next season though.Cons:- The holding bracket at the bow is so wide that it covers the screws holding my sight. I had it in the past that the bolts came slightly loose and the sight had some play. Should this happen again I will first have to remove the quiver bracket before I can re-tighten the sight bolts.- The bottom holder is a little tight on my arrows (Beman ICS hunter), so it's harder to get the arrows out than I would like. I believe that this problem will solve itself over time though.Neutral:- if you use fixed broadheads (like myself) it will be a tight fit into the bucket and you will have to rotate the arrows to make the heads fit. This will not be an issue with mechanicals.All taken together I believe this is a good product for a fair price.

Have used one of these for at least 5 years and recently purchased another for a new bow. These little quivers are solid, silent, and very light weight. There is not a lot of room in the hood so fixed blade broadheads can't be overly wide and must be carefully arranged. These quivers hold arrows with two rubber grippers vs. one on the Quikee 6 = very snug but deploying an arrow can be slower than from a Quikee 6.

This is the best quiver I have ever seen or used. I purchased it for my wife's bow and will most likely get one for mine. It's super compact and light. It's surprisingly small. I don't expect her to shoot with it on the bow but I had her practice with two arrows in it just to see what the deviation would be on the target and there was none that I could notice. I would totally recommend this quiver to anyone.Also, I purchased the extra rubber pieces to accommodate the smaller diameter arrows like the easton full metal jacket, or FMJ series, but I will not need them since the standard ones it comes with hold the fmj arrows super tightly. In fact they are almost too tight of a grip on standard diameter arrows.

I was so excited to get this item for my crossbow, until I saw the size of the tip cup...it is tiny!I could only fit two broad heads in it...and they weren't very comfortable in it.The discharge bolt I have wouldn't even fit because this cup is so small!Had to return it...

I don't like that it does not adjust up and down. The nock end of my arrows extend past the lower limb. Also the rubber pieces that hold the arrows are a bit too stiff. Makes it hard to get the arrows on and off the quiver.

It's very light and not too pricey. The finish looks bad and glossy, materials seam very cheap, and worst part has to be how difficult it is to place the arrow in the quiver, not smooth at all and very noisy. All together you get what you pay for but not worth more than a 3 star review.