Love the way it hugs you as well as the compartments to store your things

This is a very well made product and a great idea. I thought I would try out a back quiver to see if I like it. I still prefer hip quivers though as I can check the conditions of my arrows right before shooting and its simpler easier to handle as they are right in front of me. This back quiver may work for you if you prefer a back quiver - otherwise it takes some getting used to. Another thing I don't like, however, is how tight the cloth holder is for my bow limbs. It's quite snug and I was afraid of scratching the finish on my limbs which brings me to my next point. Obviously, this quiver leaves parts of your bow exposed to the elements so that's one thing to keep in mind if you want to store your bow safely like with my Southwest Archery carrier bag. If you don't mind that then this quiver is an excellent space saver to keep everything in once place though, personally, I returned mine.

I think this is a perfectly serviceable shoulder quiver. It doesn't get in the way when sitting down which was my main concern.

Putting arrows back into it while wearing it is quite difficult so it's better just to take it off when fetching but that's not a major concern for me.

People in the archery community can be real snobs and might make fun of you if you use a shoulder quiver, but it's really a matter of preference, like a guy shooting bright pink arrows. My friends refuse to try it at all, but it's not for them anyways.

Target/Combi/bullet points only, no broadheads or snares, etc. they clearly won't fit.

I like this set up. While it's not perfect I feel like it's pretty good and especially for the price. I definitely would buy another one and might in the future.

Managed to fit my mandarin duck phantom recurve in it well without it rattling or too much trouble. The pocket is great for any miscellaneous archery equipment such as string wax, finger tabs, field points, Allen keys and any other things that would usually be a hassle to carry. It also has tons of space for arrows i can fit about 6 in each tube and definatley more without the tubes. Haven't taken it the range yet but so far I'm liking that I have everything I need in one easy and convenient carrying case as well as an easy storage sout ion for when im nor using it. One improvement I would give to it though is to have a zipper near the bottom of the arrow pocket so you can more easily reach for arrows by pulling them out from the bottom instead of having to stretch your arm (assuming you don't use the tubes) but otherwise it's good as is.