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What Is a Quiver and Why You’ll Want One

A quiver is a pouch in which arrows are stored. Quivers have been historically crafted from leather, wood, or cloth and worn on the back or hip such that the hands of the archer are still free to move. In cosplaying and LARPing, quivers serve the same function but are made of safe, comfortable materials like suede, leather, and canvas.

The main reason to wear one is this: arrows stay stored, secure, and convenient. Without a quiver, you hold arrows in your hands or prop them under your arm — which is slow and breaks immersion. With a quiver, you can move freely, have both hands on the bow, and draw each arrow with ease.

Materials That Make the Difference

The majority of Epic Armoury quivers are made up of a mixture of leather or suede with resilient cotton canvas. This is durable enough to be long-lasting, but allows for comfort so your quiver isn't too heavy.

  • Leather and suede: Give it structure, protect stress points, and add a resilient medieval look.

     

  • Canvas and hessian: Make it light and pliable, while still keeping the look authentic.

Styles of Quivers and How They Work for You

The style of quiver you choose affects both function and appearance.

Back Quivers

Strapped across your shoulders, they give you the dramatic fantasy look many people picture when they think “archer.” They keep arrows out of the way while you move, and the silhouette is instantly striking.

Hip Quivers

Worn on a belt or harness, they’re practical and grounded. Hip quivers let you reach for arrows quickly without twisting, and they echo how hunters and soldiers often carried arrows historically.

Features That Add Real Value

When comparing quivers, look for details that improve comfort and usability:

  • Adjustable straps: Let you set the height and angle for the best fit.

  • Reinforced bottoms: Stop arrows from poking through and extend the quiver’s life.

  • Mixed materials: Canvas keeps it light, leather adds structure and strength.

  • Decorative stitching or edging: Small details that elevate your kit and make it look complete.

These features aren’t just cosmetic. They make a quiver easier to wear and more reliable when you’re in the middle of an event.

Why Quivers Make Archery Easier at LARP

A quiver improves your whole archery experience.

  • Arrows stay safe and straight instead of bending or getting lost.

  • You don’t have to juggle arrows in your hands.

  • Drawing feels consistent, so you can stay focused on the fight.

  • Your movements look natural, adding to immersion for everyone.

It’s the kind of piece that you notice most when it’s missing — once you’ve used a quiver, it’s hard to go back.

Historical Inspiration

Quivers have been around for as long as people have been shooting bows. They weren’t fancy — just whatever worked to keep arrows together and easy to reach. During the medieval period in Europe, both hunters and soldiers commonly would use leather or heavy cloth, hip quivers. They were utilitarian, affordable, and did not get in the way.

In the open steppes, this was different. Mongol horsemen needed a quiver that would hold a lot of arrows, but allow for ease of access and draw while on horseback, so they used box-shaped designs. English longbowmen went simpler again, bundling arrows in canvas or leather cases tough enough to survive long campaigns.

Of course, not all of our ideas about quivers come from history. Fantasy and pop culture have made the back quiver iconic — think rangers, elves, and countless heroes across books, films, and games. That dramatic silhouette might not have been the most common in the Middle Ages, but it’s become the look many of us picture when we imagine an archer.

When you pick a quiver today, you get to choose which path to follow. Do you lean toward the down-to-earth practicality of a medieval hunter, the tactical style of mounted archers, or the bold fantasy look that instantly says “hero”? However you wear it, a quiver does more than carry arrows — it sets the tone for your whole kit.

How to Pick the Right Quiver

The best quiver depends on how you play and what you need.

  • Combat-heavy events: Hip quivers give faster draws and less snagging.

  • Field og Forest: Consider the terrain you are in, and how it could clash with the arrows sticking out of the quiver.
  • Visual impact: Back quivers create the most dramatic silhouette.

  • Arrow load: Larger quivers carry more arrows, while smaller ones suit light skirmishes.

The right choice is the one that balances comfort, practicality, and the impression you want to make.

Care and Maintenance

Quivers are simple to care for but benefit from regular upkeep:

  • Leather or suede: Condition with leather grease or balsam to keep them supple.

  • Canvas: Brush off dirt, and spot-clean with a damp cloth when needed.

  • After events: Always dry the quiver before storage to avoid mildew.

These steps take just a few minutes and keep your gear looking and working its best for years.

Why Choose Epic Armoury Quivers

Epic Armoury quivers are designed for real use at events. They’re not just decorative pieces — they’re made to be worn, filled, and trusted.

  • Strong materials that balance comfort with durability.

  • Built to fit standard LARP arrows, including IDV models.

  • Adjustable designs to suit different body types.

  • Multiple styles so you can pick the look and function you prefer.

Whether you’re a new player or a seasoned archer, our quivers are ready to support your kit.

Mini-FAQ: Quivers

Do I really need a quiver?

Not strictly, but it makes carrying and drawing arrows far easier, and it completes your kit visually.

Will these quivers fit my arrows?

Yes. They’re designed with enough depth for standard LARP-safe arrows.

Can I adjust how they fit?

They primarily have adjustable straps so that you can comfortably wear them throughout the day.

What materials do I choose?

Leather mixes are more long-lasting and hold their shape; canvas mixes are lighter and simpler to have on for longer periods of time.

How many arrows fit in a quiver?

Most designs comfortably carry between 6–12 arrows.

Ready to Carry Arrows the Easy Way?

A quiver safeguards your arrows, keeps them tidy, and has them ready for you at all times. It's one of those small accessories that makes a huge difference as soon as you use it.

 Hands-free, better shooting, and the appearance of a finished kit — that's what a fine quiver delivers.