Bracer style armguard made of 7 to 9 oz vegetable tanned leather with a second layer of thinner leather glued on the back for comfort, dyed in several colors depending on colors of dye on hand, hand stitched around the edge. Metal buttons hold bungy cord to hold bracers tightly to arm. Ventilation holes punched in leather.

 

This is the quiver that I use 90% of the time. I use my back quiver for hunting as it is easier to move through the forest with it, but in this modern age of clubs and 3d shoots my side quiver works great. I am a traditional shooter and when I practice I carry a lot of arrows - up to a dozen - which this quiver will easily hold. They are made from one piece of frontier brown oiltanned leather (a copper colour). The tube is double stiched by machine, and the bottom is made of a double layer of leather, laced in. There is an extra layer of sheepskin with full length wool to protect the bottom in case you carry broadheads. The pocket has a snap closer and will hold a folding knife, matches, extra bowstring, and extra shooting glove. The quiver attaches to your belt by sliding under and folding over your belt, and hooks with 2 snaps. The shearling on the quiver is inside and out, and all around the top. I like the gold colour for the side quivers.

These quivers are made from oiltanned leather in frontier brown. The tube is double machine sewn and the bottom is a double layer of leather laced in with a piece of sheepskin with full length wool in the bottom to protect the bottom from broadheads. The tube of the quiver has sheep shearling around the top inside and out , shearling can be black or gold your choice. The strap is long and adjustable so you can use it in all seasons over light or heavy cloths. Each quiver has a pocket with snap closer and leather lacing trim, which can hold a folding knife, matches, extra bowstring and an extra shooting glove.