Easton Flipside 2-Tube Hip Quiver

Got 3 of these for my family. For the price they're great. Comes with 2 tubes, each holds 4 arrows (probably more, but I didn't want to squeeze the fletchings). The nylon outer sheath that contains the tube is reasonably durable and colorful, kids like them. The quiver attaces to your pants with a simple metal clip. Turn it over for right vs left hand use. Overall we use it at our home range and it's been perfect. Inexpensive, looks good, and does the job.

Not much to say, it holds a lot of arrows, it's reasonably priced, and it's lightweight.

I'm a beginner archer, doing it for fun and exercise. I like having the 2 tubes to separate the arrows. It seems sturdy and I have not had any problems or issues with it. Initially, I thought it would feel uncomfortable dangling on the side, but it's been fine. A friend tried it and I ordered one for her, too.

This quiver was purchased for use on an archery range. It is designed to clip onto a belt or waistband, and if you want to switch it between left and right-handed attachment, you just pull the clip off the d-ring and flip it around. The arrow tubes are about 35mm (a little under 1-1/2 inches) in diameter, and elastic straps with exposed rubber strands keep the tubes from slipping out of the quiver. The straps have a pretty good grip, so if you ever remove the tubes to clean the inside or replace a tube, it takes some effort to get the tubes back in. A padded area at the bottom of the quiver cushions the arrow tips.Arrow capacity seems to be affected somewhat by the size and rigidity of the fletching, as it keeps the arrows from sitting parallel in the tube. Each tube can easily carry six 5/16" arrow shafts with half-inch wide plastic fletchings fitted. I imagine that at least a dozen shafts could be crammed in there.A lot of reviews seem to mention the color scheme of the black model. It seems that current production units have silver lettering instead of orange and a black stripe on the top instead of an orange one. Unfortunately even the Easton web site still has the photo of the old orange color scheme; the photo that shows all the colors options at once has the current black color scheme.In use, the quiver is very light and doesn't flop around excessively, although it helps to steady the quiver (sort of like a sword scabbard) when carrying 32+ inch arrows. The arrows are held at an angle that doesn't get in the way when I am shooting or retrieving arrows. For a price of around $10, it is a very good product!

This is a totally satisfactory product. It does what it needs to do with arrows that are 29-31 inches (I use both depending). It will last as long as I need it to. It sits comfortably on me. I mean... it’s a quiver. What else can you say? It’s fine.

Great product, love Easton! The issue is that the picture on the site shows orange highlights, the actual product is solid black. My daughter chose this due to the orange highlights to match her bow. Needless to say she is disappointed.

We bought this for a 4-H Archery competition and it worked exactly as we needed it to. We will probably buy another one so both daughters have one. It has good balance, the arrows are held at exactly at the right depth and the clip goes on any pants or belt.

Works well. Long enough to handle 31 inch arrows. Should be able to carry a dozen without crowding. Light weight but sturdy construction. I only use it for target shooting so can't speak to its endurance in the field, but I have been quite pleased that it works so well.