This quiver can hold all 12 of my arrows, which is plenty enough. It isn't heavy at all, clips easily on my belt or pants. The tubes can be removed as well in order to have a bit more room for more or bigger arrows. The only "fix" it needs is that one of the small straps is a bit too long so the quiver is a bit too much in a horizontal position, but I fold it on itself and clip with with a pin and it works. My 30 inches arrows do not fall from the quiver. Despite needing the small adjustment I still do not regret buying that quiver, especially for the price!
Picked this up for friends using the "loaner" bow as I got sick of them dropping my arrows in the dirt haha. For just over 10$, I do not think one can go very wrong here. This provides a nice simple setup that works with LH or RH shooters. I do agree with other reviewers though; the quiver holds the arrows rather flat; esp with some uncut 32" arrows.
Think a safety pin to shorten the one strap may be a quick and easy fix, though I have not yet tried it myself.
Its not that deep and the way its built makes it such that it leans far too horizontally which means there's a higher likelihood the arrows fall out (especially for longer ones) if you bend slightly over. I readjusted the strapping using a safety pin to "pull it" closer vertically and that seems to fix it for now.
Can't really expect to much from the quiver, its great for light weight travel, something quick and easy. However, I found myself at the range walking and quiver flapping all over the place. Great for what you pay for, just not for the long run of daily usage.
Very affordable basic quiver to start with.
I did hang it on my side pocket one time that I wasn't wearing a belt: it was ok, but it's more comfortable hanging on a belt.
It's an affordable option to 1st experiment with archery. If it develops into a passion, then you can invest in something nicer, more stable.