Choosing an archery quiver
Match the quiver mount to your bow and check clearance with it loaded.
Check clearance with the quiver loaded. Confirm it does not touch the string, limb, or clothing through the draw.
The short answer
Choose a quiver whose mount and hand orientation fit your bow, with capacity and hood clearance for the arrows and heads you carry.
Quiver mount and draw hand
Match the quiver’s mount and hand orientation to your bow, then follow the makers’ fitting instructions. Mathews says its LowPro is built exclusively for the bow models named in its listing. Match your exact model to that list before ordering. (Mathews LowPro quiver)
Arrow capacity
Capacity, such as a four-arrow or five-arrow holder, tells you how many shafts it is designed to retain. Do not force in another shaft if it does not fit securely.
Broadhead hood depth and grippers
Check that the hood covers your assembled broadheads and that the grippers retain the exact shafts you carry. Mathews specifies its HD-series blade protector and foam for particular head types; check the exact quiver model and follow its maker’s storage instructions. (Mathews Arrow Web HD quiver specifications)
Bow draw with quiver mounted
Before you hunt, draw the bow with the quiver mounted and check that nothing brushes the string, the limb, or your clothing.
What the listings actually show
The August 21, 2026 catalog snapshot lists 269 products in the Quivers department from 26 brands.
Before you buy
Before transport, follow the selected quiver’s instructions to retain shafts and cover broadhead blades.
How do I check quiver fit?
Match the mount and hand orientation to your bow, then follow the makers’ instructions to check clearance with the quiver loaded.
What capacity should I choose?
Choose a holder that retains the number of arrows you plan to carry. Confirm the grippers and hood fit the exact shafts and covered broadheads.