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Excellent materials, innovative design concepts, and a deep understanding of user needs have successfully established a new benchmark for archery equipment. It is not only a piece of equipment, but also an ideal companion for every shooter who pursues precise shooting and ultimate experience
Son útiles y de buena calidad
Reviewed in Mexico on March 2, 2025
No llego comleto me ISO falta el arco y las flechas
John smith
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025
I like it but i bought it because ive been looking for a quiver to hold my 6mm arrows and this one says it does, but unfortunately it does not.
Tactical Potatoes
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024
This lightweight quiver from 40MAX is an excellent choice for outdoor hunting and archery enthusiasts. It features a 360-degree rotatable buckle, allowing for easy adjustments while on the go, and is designed to fit arrows with a diameter of 6mm or larger. While it securely carries a generous number of arrows, the strap could benefit from additional padding for improved comfort during long treks. Overall, this quiver is a dependable option for archers seeking a straightforward and effective solution.
Matthew C
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2024
I was prepared to hate this. I had all these ideas in mind about why this was stupid and wouldn't work. And then I got it and proceeded to test that all the things I expected to be wrong, were not just right, but even better than my standard quiver... I must be getting old.I any case, this is a clever system. Small and simple, but more functional than expected. The belt clip opens easily for putting on and removal from your belt. It rotates when you want it too, but not willy-nilly (like I expected) it has some friction points to hold things in place. It CAN shift, but it isn't likely too under normal circumstances. Also, being able to rotate into different positions gave me some new things to try (and was even a bit of fun being silly with it). The arrows were held firmly. And they didn't pop out when my elbow glanced off them like I expected. They stay in place, until I put intentional force into removing them. I took a jog with this, and it has less bounce than my normal leg quiver. And, I even put this on a strap over my shoulder to see how that would work... and it is pretty great. At least, for pulling the arrows out. Getting them back in is slightly more troubling. But, because the belt clip opens, not as bad as could be.Over all, I am impressed. I will definitely practice more at the range before I try to use it out in the world, just to be properly familiar with it. But, I think I will likely transition to it sooner than later.
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