HIPSTER Quiver Review | Whisky City Trad Gear

YouTube review of the "Hipster" quiver/pack (Whisky City Traditional Archery) by Shane of Great Plains Traditional Bow Company. Shane demonstrates the pack’s features—lightweight construction, multiple pockets (6–7), an arrow sleeve/tube, a lanyard with a clipboard and pencil for scoring, and a flexible comfortable belt—gives usage tips, and endorses the pack’s value (retail about $50).
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Shane here with Great Plains traditional bow Company. I'm the bowyer, and today I wanted to talk about this hipster. I've been using this. This is a new pack. Full disclosure, we did not pay for this pack. We didn't buy it. It was sent to us to do a review on the other packs that we did a review on. We did buy those, however. We wanted to give a shout out to this company and this pack. It's a real lightweight pack. These things retail at only $50. Incredible value for what you get. You've got your little tube here to hold your arrows. And you don't have to put this tube. I like the little tube. Works really good because they go in really easy when you're out on the course. One feature that I really, really like is this lanyard with this clipboard for your scores. I didn't know if I'd use this or how it would work. Super, super handy. You get done. Let me put this on for you, and I'll show you how this works. I usually just tuck my hoodie up over the belt. It fits real nice. Feels basically like you have nothing on. Really. The belt on this pack is really awesome. It's really fle, and I like that. I don't like a real wide, thick belt that digs into my extra pockets of fat around my waist, my spare tire. So this thing is just really flexible and soft, but it's very strong, and it's adjustable. So I really love the belt on it. Really love the lanyard, the clipboard, all the pockets. I like the way these arrows are because they're nice and close to your body and uptight. Personally, I don't like quivers that have the arrows where they stick back. Because when you. You're up in trees or you're out on the course, you turn around, you hit a tree, you break your knockoff. You're always hitting stuff. You're hitting other archers when you're walking. But this, you can see those arrows are nice and tight up close to your body. Really like that about this quiver. Then you've got this lanyard and this clipboard. You shoot your round, you go score it, you see what you got. Grab this little clipboard. Got your pencil on here. Write down your score. Let go. Goes right back. Strong. Real strong spring on this lanyard. So just write down my score back to back to original. There's pockets everywhere on it for your knife, whatever you want to take. You could put a little med kit in here. Got a nice big pack right there. Big pocket. So there's that one here. You've got kind of a neat feature where this little clip. So if you want to hang something, you got a water bottle that's got a little hook on it. You know, you can put that flap down, put the hook on your water bottle in there and clip it. Whoops. Drop my arrows. That's a real neat feature. Got a big opening there. Another little pocket here. You can put pencils or whatever in there. And then of course, the aero pocket itself. Take this out and show you. This is the sleeve, this is the arrow sleeve and it's open on the bottom. But it works really, really good. It's real lightweight. Have a nice big pocket here where your arrows go in. The one that goes up against your hip is another great big pocket that goes right up close to your body. So you've got, let's see, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. There's pockets everywhere on this thing and yet it's really streamlined and lightweight. 3D quiver. So put your arrow sleeve in, get your arrows back in there. And then I like to just take this zipper here to secure this and then zip this tight up around that tube and that keeps that tube really solid in your pack. It doesn't move at all. And then clip this thing on here. And I like to wear it about right there. And I feel that just those arrows, they're right behind my arm. Super easy when you pull an arrow. It's just right there. Grab it, knock it. Let's just show it with a bow. So getting ready to shoot. Reach back here, grab it, knock it. I'm ready. After I retrieve my arrow, run my hand down right in the tube. So simple. It's compact, it's close to your body, it's lightweight. Six or seven pockets on it. You got your lanyard with your clipboard for the dollar amount. For 50 bucks, it's a no brainer. You can't not buy one. So there it is. That's the hipster. If you want to pick one of these 3D packs, go on to Whiskey City traditional archery website and grab you one. Like I said, They're 50 bucks. It's a really great little pack for the money. Thanks for watching.
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