Valoraciones de productos para Carcaj de cuero para tiro con arco a caballo, tradicional turco otomano, con cuchillo de acero, cinturón de caballero, fantasía Medieval

I’ve been using this quiver for over a year now. It cheerfully goes out in all weather and gets used 4-5 times a week.
The quiver is a nice sturdy leather and will hold a pile of arrows, though I usually only carry 6. I did modify the quiver slightly y fastening a bit of braided paracord across the mouth of the quiver to keep the arrows from rattling about.
The knife is cleverly held in my lace with magnets. I haven’t used it for much beyond digging out a splinter and impressing my friends with how cool it is, but the horn looks really good against the leather and is remarkably comfortable in hand.

I’ve had this quiver about six months now and use it several times a week for practice in my yard and also once or twice a week for field archery. The quiver is made of a nice weight leather and hold up to all of the use. I’ve gotten rained on a few times and just lay it flat on a towel to dry and no issues.
The quiver holds a lot of arrows. I usually only use four in the yard, and six in the field but I’ve put 18 in a few times.
I would recommend putting some lox tire on the Chicago screws that hold on the hanger straps, I managed to lose one, but no big deal.
The knife is sharp and functional and surprisingly comfortable, although I’ve only used it for very light tasks. The magnetic retention system provides a strong hold but you can access and resheath it quickly without fussing with straps and snaps.
Can’t recommend this quiver highly enough.
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