If you’re thinking about getting a back quiver, but you know nothing about them other
than the fact that they look really nice, and you don’t want to spend too much for
that look, you’ll probably like the NEET Traditional Back Quiver.
Just to be confusing, there are actually several NEET quivers branded as “Traditional Back
Quiver”.
This particular model is a brown vinyl one, not the brown suede one.
At around $50, this is an economy choice and one of the cheaper back quivers you can buy.
If you’re price-conscious and don’t care about other features, this is what you can
expect.
As far as quiver designs go, the NEET quiver is very basic.
It consists of a vinyl tube, with some cosmetic decoration to add some pattern.
There no pockets or pouches.
The opening is wide and has a solid frame, making it easy to use compared to some softer
materials.
The bottom of the quiver is quite hard, so you won’t have to worry about arrows piercing
through.
The quiver features a simple vinyl strap.
There are limited adjustability options, which is determined by threading this loop through
the desired holes to lengthen or shorten the strap.
While the strap is mostly centrally attached, these quivers do have a handedness.
This one fits better for a right-handed shooter, though it can be worn left-handed with some
awkwardness.
If you’re not used to using back quivers, it takes some time to get used to, but after
a while you can instinctively drop all your arrows into the quiver confidently.
With the arrows inside, the quiver looks nice and is comfortable.
When positioned properly, you should be able to retrieve and return arrows without too
much strain.
The lack of easy adjustment can make getting the right angle a little tricky, but this
is something you can work around.
Here you can see the NEET quiver in action.
I do have a slight disadvantage in that I use relatively short arrows,
but it still works.
There’s not much else to say about the NEET back quiver.
It works.
It’s a brown leather quiver.
It looks good.
So if this all you’re looking for, then this is the go-to quiver.
It’s fairly affordable.
No frills.
Nothing too special about it.
It’s just a good reliable back quiver.
If you do choose to spend more on your back quiver, you’re looking at things like having
more adjustment options.
This one is just a simple leather strap with more leather straps to hold it together.
It’s very simple to adjust, but if you’re looking for something a bit more complex,
that’s where the money will go.
If you’re looking for a two-point sling, that’s where the money will go as well.
High-end quivers will have more reinforcement on the inside.
This one works, but if you’re looking for things with more durable materials or better
frames, then that’s where the high-end deluxe back quivers will get you.
If you’re just looking for a back quiver, and in my case and I just want one because…why
not?
This is probably what you will buy.
You will often see tradshooters or barebow shooters using back quivers like this because
you’re not looking for something too fancy.
This is just a back quiver.
So the NEET quiver does neatly fill that role.
Overall, it works.
It gets the job done, and it’s worth the money.
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