TRUGLO Loc-Down 4-Arrow Ultra-Quiet Lightweight Composite Vibration-Absorbing Left-Hand Convertible Bow Hunting Archery Quiver

attached my Truglo quiver to my bow thats 30 years old, I see where some say its a bit loose on the quick disconnect, all you have to do is add one or 2 washers under the hex head cap screws that attach the mount, what is does is make the hex head screw protude a bit higher which will exert a bit more pressure on the locking tabsworks like a Charm

Firstly, the quiver is definitely lighter than most other quivers. I had a Tru Glo Tuff Lok with only brace and it was lighter, but did not brace long arrows very well. This quiver did a very good job of bracing arrows while maintaining its lightness. It also has a very cool adjustment system that allows you to change where the quiver sits on the bow in terms of height. As for its endurance, it holds up really well and the rubber doesn't tear too bad when you put in broad heads I found it to be quieter than every other quiver I have owned (3). While it is simple it is a very good quiver that has a very good price tag (On Amazon). If you are looking for a quiver that is simple, well priced and pretty good at everything a quiver should be, this is exactly what you are looking for.

I am new to Archery and hunting. Looking around at my shop I was blown away at the prices of the quivers. So I put it on hold for a later purchase. I decided too just get this one , and see what it was like. I am so happy with it. Solid construction, easy on and off, and looks/feels quality made.The only reason i knocked one star was that it wiggles just a little at the connection. I don't notice it while shooting or carrying the bow, only when I grab it and wiggle it. 4.5/5 Stars.

Stiff enough to hold the arrows well. My Only concern is that it comes unattached quite easily

This design is so simple. I love it. It holds my arrows perfectly. I don’t have to worry about my broadheads banging around and getting damaged. The quiver is quiet and fit great on my bow. It was super easy to install. I would definitely recommend this quiver.

Great product. I now own 4. I put 4 crossbow arrows in each and then put each quiver into its own MTM see-through arrow box for travel (my 2 crossbows each require different nocks and I carry 8 arrows for each bow). I pad the box where needed with foam rubber to make sure the arrows and fletching don't rub the box during travel. Then when I get to my destination (sometimes 6-hours of travel one way) I can get my gear ready, pull one arrow from the quiver I will use, shoot it at a target to verify zero hasn't changed, and I am ready to hunt.

Great Quiver, performs as promised, and is extremely light. I also own a Trophy Ridge Torsion Quiver that is advertised as super light, and the TruGlo weighs less. I was concerned that the picture displayed for the APG quiver showed a different quiver altogether, but what I recieved actually was the TRUGlo Loc-Down in APG. Hopefully TruGlo / Amazon will update this to avoid future confusion.

The inside of the quiver is soft rubber so arrows don't make any noise when being removed, the mounting assembly is easy to use and install, and the quiver fits in MTM ultra compact arrow boxes with 4 arrows in the quiver (I now have 2 quivers, 1 with arrows that have judo tips and the other has arrows with broadheads)

Ok for the price. I don’t find the quiver connects tightly enough, it has a slight movement in it. It’s barely noticeable, but it still eats away at me when I feel it shake a little as I walk through the woods. Otherwise, it hold arrows well. It’s a good spare quiver, but nothing like the more expensive Elite and Mathews quivers I own on my other bows. I’d recommend it as a spare, or to someone starting out who doesn’t want to spend 150USD on a quiver.