It looks like it'd be easy for the arrows to fall out of it

 

The Proline shark field is a great Quiver.

 

That's good to know. I've had mine up for trade, seen this one on sale and bought it without even looking at others. Hopefully I like it. Does it have a lot of pockets?

 

It has all I really need. The top has two zippered parts. The main big part, and a shallow one on front of that. I keep a True-shot coach in the smaller top pocket, and it basically fills it up. Would be good for nocks, a spare allen wrench, etc.

A range finder will fit in the larger top pocket. I'll have that and some arrow lube in there.

Then there are several pen/pencil pockets on the front of the main quiver. A larger main pocket, that also has a small zippered compartment inside of it.

I still have a release bag on my belt, as well as using a dump pouch for binos at times. Mainly because I don't like wearing a strap around me, and if I'm not carrying binos, it folds up nice and neat.

The main pocket has plenty of room for a multi-tool.

 

Thanks for taking the time to respond.
I've never had a field quiver. Just a couple like the one in the pic above. Have you ever had a problem with an arrow falling out on a 3d course?
Also what's the advantage to this style of quiver?

 

Guess I need to get a release bag

 

Releases would fit in the top pocket. I use a release bag because I find it to be more convenient placement, especially when you are making multiple shots.

I also have a Techno Shark quiver (non field) that I liked well enough, but got the field version because of shooting on crowded indoor lines. The difference between the field and normal quiver is the direction the arrows point. A field points backwards and more straight up. No, you will not have any problem with them falling out on a 3d or field course.

Don't over think it.

 

I've been wanting a new one for a long time. Hard to find a used left handed one. I'm sure I'll like it. Hell u see the one I've been using for years. I just wanted somethin with more pockets.