S3 Archery - Product Review: Cedar Ridge Custom Cruiser Hip Quiver

[@nickm3360]

finally, someone who actually demonstrates how these things work in action. good job!

[@WoodlandGhost]

I use the same style quiver. Mine was made by a local leather crafter. I own several quivers, back quivers, target quivers but I always go back this this style. I've always seen it called a roving hip quiver. I find moving throuh the bush it doesn't get hooked up on shrubery and such like a target quiver and being a hip quiver I don't get hooked up ducking under windfalls. It's a great style for overall. If used in a hunting scenario, you won't have to wave at you prey while accessing an arrow as one would with a back quiver. The one you purchased looks awsome, nice craftmanship, high quality. You'll have that for a lifetime and be able to pass it on. Shoot straight, peace out.

[@SandMDOTCOM1]

Good review... now you got me wanting one!

[@meatCKR]

Awesome! Beautiful leather work. Gonna have to check them out. Like that Bob Lee recurve too! Nice shootin'! Steve

[@dan_s3archery438]

It's hard to want another bow with that one in my hands. Glad you like the quiver too. For the right person it's a great addition the the archery addiction.

[@bluebow68]

Great review!. And well delivered..! Thank you!..Greetings from the UK

[@sb-ant6457]

Thanks for the review guys, I'm going to start saving my pocket money with intent.

[@paulkwan2881]

I bought this quiver and an armguard at E T A R ,Awesome !

[@itascaarcherysupply1071]

I had Art build me a "Custom Cruiser" Side Quiver with matching belt and armguard last year. Art is a great person to work with and you will have a hard time finding better custom leather products.

[@milomilkman]

What is the little brass d looking ring on the left side of pocket?

[@mauriciom8430]

Very nice quiver loving the extra pocket to put stuff like a spare string, bug repellent and so on. Does this quiver hold flat broadheads?

[@bradf3449]

Is there velcro on the belt attachment like on the pouch?

[@Beeef_Supreme]

That quiver is amazing! How long did it take to make?

[@s3archery849]

Hey Shawn - It took 3 weeks for Art to make this quiver, which is amazing turnaround time for a custom product of this nature. Something not highlighted in the video is the customization available with Cedar Ridge products, so timing may change slightly as the level of customization increases.

[@Beeef_Supreme]

What did it cost

[@dan_s3archery438]

+Shawn Sims it looks like they run from $130 and up without the belt depending on design. Check out his website and email Art for specifics.

[@bobdoodle6527]

try ali bows home of asian bows, korean and manchu style side quivers, cost a little more than 60 dollars, and are of good quality