G5 Outdoors Head-Loc 6 Arrow Quiver

This is a well built quiver and I love the idea of rubber attachment points to minimize vibrations. However....I have had 2 issues with it so far. First, the arrow holder locations on the side are very difficult to attach arrows to. The shape of the side holder opening is a little different and the rubber fingers always close, rather than open and accept an arrow when you attempt to install one. I have to pry it open with one hand and push it in with the other. The other arrow holder locations are easy to use. Once in, all arrows are very secure.Issue number 2, and the biggest issue and frustration is it has clearance issues with my bow set up. For what ever reason, the quiver hits my rest in 90% of possible installation configurations. I moved my sight to all 4 mounting positions to try to get the quiver to clear the rest (my quiver is mounted to my sight). I also moved the quiver up down, or even rotated to try to get it to clear. The second bar on the quiver always hit the rest (unless i move the sight or rotate the quiver to an extreme angle). When I say hit, I mean, significantly hit. I have no idea of how others are not having this issue. The quiver sits very close to the bow and I think this is why it hits. I even purchased nylon spacers to try to raise it off of the bow a little, and that did not help. I needed at least 1/4 of an inch or more to raise it to clear my rest.For me, I can only install it in 2 locations. My sight all the way out and the quiver all the way up and the bottom body of the quiver just clears..... by like 1/16 of an inch. The other location is with my sight almost all the way in and the rest splitting the rest.The installation is frustrating because it forces me to mount my sight in certain positions. If any of you are like me, this makes may be a deal breaker if you don't want to move your sight if your quiver hits. If some of you do not have as many mounting positions, it may be impossible for you to find a position for your quiver to work. However, it appears I am the only person with this issue compared to the other reviewers.See the attached photos. I tried to show the positions where it clears and the clearance issues when it hits.I decided to keep it despite of the drawbacks. The quiver is nice and I figured if I could get it to work i would keep it. The whole process was more frustrating than it needed to be. A quiver mount with more mounting position options would make this perfect.FYI - My set up is as follows:* Bear Lights Out bow* Trophy Ridge Revolution 2 rest* Trophy Ridge React Pro sight.

I carried standard size arrows with my Head-Loc quiver for a few hears, but recently switched to some Black Eagle Rampage arrows, which are slightly smaller (about the size of Easton Axis arrows). Imagine my surprise when my arrows almost slid out of the quiver! The rubber no longer has the ability to hold smaller arrows. This quiver is now useless to me, and since I have to find another quiver, I doubt it will be a G5

The quiver holds the small diameter Easton fmj and Easton Axis 5mm arrows securely.It's not easy removing arrows from the 2 holders.

I've had this quiver for the past two bow seasons. I've owned several different quivers over the past 30 years of bow hunting and this has been the best one so far. Its easy to take on and off your bow, it adjusts vertical positions easily, it holds the arrows solid, and it comes with a screw in tree mount to hang it on. My son has one on his bow, and I just bought one for my son in law for Christmas.

The quiver that came with my bow just kind of wore out after 2 years. I had seen this one in a couple of outdoor stores but found it on amazon for less. I couldn't be more happy with my purchase. This thing holds onto my arrows with a solid grip. It doesn't rattle a bit and it is easy to mount or remove from the bow.

probably the quietest light weight quiver ive used so far got it today put it on carbon arrows fit great would probably work for 2016 aluminum arrows as well but not any bigger than that no rattle adjustable up and down to where you can move it for comfort

I've been shooting a bow for 28 years now and I have been through a lot of different gear. I really like everything about this quiver except the way it mounts and detaches from your bow. I think the old style slide in and clamp system may be a little easier to use than the post system this quiver uses. On the plus side, it is very quite, holds your arrows securely and looks very sleek.

Bought this for my husband to use on his Bear Bow and he loves it. Quick easy installation, looks great. The only negative, once the arrows with 100 grain broad heads are in place, it's a very tight fit. The 100 grain 4 blade broad heads do scrape the interior of the cover/bra when being loaded and locked into place. Over time, they will tear the cover. During the elk hunt, the scraping had a tendency to loosen the broadhead from the shaft. He said he was constantly having to check the head each time they were removed and knocked. He said he would buy again.

Me parece excelente este producto muy buen material se recomienda