HULU - Quiver for Horse Archery by Alibow - Review

Welcome back everybody. Today a quick look at the Hulu quiver from Alipo. This is the standard quiver they use for their horse archery school, horseback archery school. The Hulu quiver and I quickly show it to you. It's not very long as you see. It's not very wide and it has these separators inside. You can have it for right hand and left hand. The left hand version would be interesting too, but we get to this later. Hold that thought. So we have these separators and we have this belt which is in a slight angle and that's all there is to it. The price is 100 US dollars and they said they use it as their standard quiver. Let's see if it fits in my fat belly. You have two of these loops here so you can adjust one so that the belt sits nice and snug here. Then you have the quiver back there, but of course loading the quiver back there is a little... I mean you can get used to it. It's not that hard to do. Hmm, it's rather easy. I expected a little worse, but I saw them in China. They always just put it around put the arrows in. Of course, they are not the same length now, which is a problem. This one is a tight spot. But of course it's fresh. I never tried it, so... Whoops, so now you have it here. So and then you see it has this opening here. When you grab the arrow it's not bad that this one is longer. You grab it and when you get it out, you see that it runs nicely around this round thingy and then you can grab it. And then you can grab it and you can shoot. And you grab the next one. Easy peasy lemon squeezy. Oh, I shoot too far to the right. Yeah, last time I shot the Großer. Center shot bow. Nice. Works just nice. I like it. So it's small. It's not heavy. Sits tight. Reloading is rather easy, even on the back there. And you see this one, as simple as it is, it doesn't rattle. It doesn't wiggle, nothing. It just sits in place. 32-inch arrows might be a little too long. But it still works. And of course these arrows are equipped with Alibos. Oops. I'll show you directly. With Alibos fast shooting nocks. You see them. So you slide from here. You extend. Nock. Boom. One more. And I like this motion. It's just nice. And as I said, loading even on the back here is relatively easy. I don't know how many arrows now will fit in total. I guess eight or ten maybe. I don't know. What I know is that this quiver feels good. See, there's nothing rattling. Just solid, thought out and as I said, you have this wide lip here where the arrow can just nice runs around, separates from the others. 32 might be a little too long. Now we get this. Oops. So you always need to pull them out properly. There is not much more to say to this quiver. It just works. It's simple. It's nice. It looks good. A little rough and ready with the stitchings here, but that's fine. Here you have this stitching around. There's a reinforcement that this lip is really sturdy and you see it bends a little inward. So helps you bring the arrow around your waist. That's very nice. So why would I like to have this now in a left-hand version too? I would mount it maybe here as a left-hand version. It's not working now properly, but you follow along. You get what I mean. So left-hand version, the belt would be in the right direction again. So the left-hand version if you put it this way around would sit kind of like this here. Then you could grab the arrows here. It's of course not tight now. Pull them out here and shoot. With your mum look loading technique, these arrows are a little too long for it maybe. So it's rather something for little shorter arrows. But it would work here. You grab them here, pull them out and you don't interfere with the horse at all. In this way from back there, you always need to get around the horse's head and here you're just on the side. Short way. Short arrows might be easier. Let's see. 30 inch arrow. Come back there. Nice. So left-hand version would work for me too and it's not interfering with anything when you have it here. Let's see again. The angle would be a little more upwards. So in here. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. So I guess you bring 12 arrows in. But who needs that many arrows? Wait a second. See that? Pull them out here. Of course the quiver needs to sit tight. I like that a lot. So this quiver, really cool. And it's easy. See? And you're ready to go. It's well made. It's a hundred dollars. It's fine for me. You get here really massive brass. I don't know. With enough holes in it so it fits even my fat belly or a slimmer one. No problem. The attachments here are big rivets. So there is nothing coming loose in the foreseeing future. Then you have here these two straps. They hold the quiver here in place. And one here so that the quiver doesn't bulge back into this shape. It stays nice in this position due to these three straps here. And then you have the inlay. You see there's roughly, you see lighting coming here. There are 12. So I separate. So I guess you can get 10, 12 arrows in it. No problem whatsoever. A nice made quiver. I like it a lot. Of course, you need to wear it now because it's a right-hand version like this. But it's easy peasy look on it and done. And you're ready to rock and roll. Really cool quiver. A hundred dollars. Not too much. So if you get a bow from Alibo, you might consider getting directly the Hulu quiver with it. It's a hundred bucks and a set voucher code. I mean 10. It gets you 10% off your order price. So get directly as much as you can. That was the Hulu quiver. Thank you very much Alibo for sending this quiver to me and I thank you all for watching. And I'll catch you in the next one.