193,00 €
Slightly larger than M, still lightweight and balanced, with a medium accessory pouch. The belt is not included and is ordered separately. Our belts are 4 cm wide, and all our gear is made to fit them.
| Material | 3 mm full-grain cowhide |
|---|---|
| Capacity | A dozen arrows plus a nock-point ruler |
| Contents | Medium accessory pouch, two hidden slots |
| Arrows sit | Backward |
| Hand | Right or left |
| Worn on | 4 cm belt, sold separately |
| Made | To order |
Refined through years of field shooting, this L‑size field quiver has a longer body than the M, so it hangs lower on the belt and the arrows ride lower with it, into the cover of your shoulder. It holds a dozen arrows plus a nock‑point ruler. Two hidden slots sit behind the pouch for whatever you want to keep at hand, such as a pen, an arrow marker or a single arrow with a damaged nock. There is no depth to them, just two leathers stitched together, so they grip what you slide in. They start tight and the leather gives with use. The medium accessory pouch carries tools and small spares. Made from 3 mm full‑grain cowhide. The arrows sit backward in this quiver, not forward as they do in the target quiver.
For field and 3D courses. I shot field in the outdoor barebow division and built it for that: it hangs at your side, so you shield the arrows with your body as you move through the brush. It is light enough to carry all day. If the M puts the nocks too close to your back, the L may help, but I cannot promise it: where you wear it matters as much.
The aim is not maximum capacity, but to keep the arrows quiet and protected. The bottom is sewn tight, not flared, so the shafts do not fall out if you stumble. Draw carefully, so you do not pull a second arrow with the first.
It rides on a 4 cm belt, ordered separately; your own works if it is about 4 cm wide. Sliding it forward or back on the hip changes how the nocks sit against your back. Pouch, bottle holder and bow hook all go on the same belt, so you can build the rig piece by piece. You choose right or left hand on the order form.
Any shoe or saddle wax protects the leather. If it gets soaked, let it dry, then rub in a little baby cream. Do not overdo it.
The quiver with its accessory pouch and two hidden slots; the belt is separate. Made after you order it, so I give no fixed date; if yours runs long, you hear it from me.
How this quiver compares with the others: my guide to field, stalker, target and pocket quivers.
Every size takes a dozen arrows plus a nock point ruler. The aim is not capacity, but to keep the arrows quiet and protected by your body as you move through the field.
The longer the quiver, the lower the arrows sit. In the M the fletchings stand near your shoulder; in the L they ride lower, into the cover of your shoulder, and the pouch is a little bigger. The XL is the largest and heaviest, with the largest pouch, for a larger-framed archer. Sliding it forward or back on the belt also changes how the nocks sit against your back.
Yes, ordered separately. My belts are 4 cm wide and all my belt-worn pieces fit them, so your own belt works if it is about 4 cm wide. For length, measure your waist where you wear the belt and add 20 cm, or 25 cm over outer clothing.
It is the packing, not the dividers. On the walk keep the arrows in the tighter compartments; at the shooting line move the one or three you will shoot into the widest section.
Yes: they are two leathers stitched together, so they grip, and they give with use. To ease one for a pen, wrap the pen in cling film, wet the leather around the pocket, push the pen in and let it dry.
Yes, choose left-handed on the order form. Order the rest of your kit with it, and I set up the whole rig for the left hand.
David W (verified owner) –
The quality and customer service at VLBB is amazing. I got a full quiver set, plus a couple of fully-custom items I was interested in. Laszlo designed those and helped me to get exactly what I wanted from the entire set. He was always quick to respond to my questions and share updates on the process and his designs. I really can’t recommend VLBB enough – this should be the last quiver I’ll ever own, and if somehow I decided I needed another, I’d come back to VLBB