October Mountain Products

Excellent arrow case for the money and the tube insert is very nice. I"m using this case at the moment with Easton Fatboy Arrows. It works great and it's very easy to get the arrow tube insert in and out of the case. If I had a nit pick it would be that I wish the length adjustment of the case would lock better into place. However that is minor... not worth knocking off a star.

I think one for the best case on the market for the price. There are other arrow cases in the market that can provide better protection for arrows but, they are heavier and considerably larger. This case is practical. Like the others you can size to your arrows length, fits twelve arrows without hassle, you can carry it as a sling or strap it to a take down bow case. The best feature is the arrow holder you can put the arrows.in the holder and then slide them in nice and easy. The arrows will not bounce off each other and make noise.

This holds my Gold Tip Hunter Pro arrows well. I made two modifications right off the bat. First I figured out the length I needed and electrical taped it into place. The plastic isn't very thick, but wont break easily. I also added a piece of 1" foam to the bottom to not only keep my tips nicer, but it also makes it very quiet to carry around instead of rattling around. I just moved to a new residence and this worked wonderfully for me. Hasn't damaged my veins either.

The foam inserts used to store arrows are such that if you use all of them, they are so tight that it is hard to get arrows into the slots. With only half used, it's fine

Looked at a few different styles and products before settling on this one. Looked at reviews, etc. and main concerns were when people said quiver tilted too far forward, making it not hang well or arrows falling out. So, I made sure to measure my arrows and check the dimensions on all of the products I was considering. I removed a lot of models from my search just based on that. Ended up with this one based on the look/style, 3 individual tubes within the quiver which better contains your arrows (than if you just had one big sack), and of course, it was a reasonable price. When clipped on to my pocket, with arrows in quiver, it does tend to rock side to side while walking, but i just rest my hand on it, and it's fine. The clip could also go on your belt/pants I think one time I wore it up on the top of my jeans, then had my shirt pulled down over the clip/straps, and kept it in place a little better. Also, I only have 6 arrows right now so filling it with more, and weighing it down may help.All in all, for the price, it works just as I expected it would. Just make sure when you are shopping that you measure your arrows and check the dimensions. You probably want 2/3rd of your arrow, give or take, to be in the quiver. If you're closer to only half, they will be more likely to fall out. Also, unless they update this after I post, the "Product Description" is clearly for the wrong product, which I have noticed periodically for various products. This description is for a 4-pack of x-shaped dampeners, but the dimensions in the "product details" 18.2 in long, and the photo are accurate for the product I received.

Recently purchased a soft bow case with a storage pocket that would accommodate a tubular arrow storage case. The Oct. Mountain Arrow Case Guard easily fits in the bow case. Holds a full compliment of arrows without bending or crushing the vanes. Arrow case is solid and adjustswithout difficulty to desired length for storage. Well built. Would certainly recommend for purchase.

It holds 12 arrows securely and I can pack this horse back and not worry about the arrows

Does its job. It's a cheap alternative compared to other products. Plastic is thin and maliuble. Over all its a functioning piece to keep your arrows together. It's only 20 bucks, can't argue with that.

En las fotos donde lo promocionan luce de mejor calidad el material es muy blando y no se ve que pueda aguantar las condiciones de una salida al campo

Solid 5 out of 5 for the price and for my needs as a recreational archer.If you're looking for a hunting quiver you will probably want to look elsewhere as it is a bit noisy if you're trying to be stealthy. For carrying a dozen arrows around to a range safely and comfortably though it works quite well. I am actually quite happy with this for my purposes. More details are below.Material seems somewhat cheapish but does the job; if you're going to be abusing your quiver you may want something different, but it is good enough if you don't treat it like you're some kind of barbarian. It's pretty much perfect for what I need which is to protect the arrows from damage and to carry around a dozen arrows safely and securelyAt first I didn't like the design but eventually figured out that it works quite nicely, although this is probably the same with most other similar quivers. To use to best effect: loosen the strap enough so that the arrows are covered, then stick the lid on at the length of the arrows. Tighten the strap as tight as you can so that the quiver won't extend past that point. Now when you take the top off, the quiver will contract but not extend past the arrows. This lets you expose the arrows for use, but makes it so that the tube won't ever extend too much since you've restricted how far it can go by tightening the strap.The foam arrow holder is pretty good quality and holds a dozen arrows well. It fits loosely into the tube itself, hence the noise noted above, but that's better than not being able to remove it if needed. The foam arrow holder actually probably reduces the noise somewhat more than if the arrows were simply loose and banging around. You could probably even reduce the noise further if you took some time and placed a fitted bag inside the tube.

Works great for the price. You just have to use some electrical tape on the joint once sized for your arrows or it feels flimsy

It works great. The only issue is that (with the time - 6 months) the "foam" of the arrow holder gets softer and loose. At the beginning it would keep all my arrows perfectly. Now I have to be careful or the arrows would fall down (or get stuck with the fletches in the foam). Just to let you understand, before I would easily insert the arrow holder (with the arrows) vertically. Now I have to to it horizontally or it will get messy and some arrows will fall in the case.Still, very good to buy.

Not great quality. It will not take 30 inch arrows. Looks like it is good for crossbow bolts.