Archery Hip Quiver | Ash
Size Guide
All charts show body measurements, not garment measurements. For technical outdoor use, choose your size from body data first, then adjust for layering and fit preference. If your numbers fall between sizes, see the fit notes under each table.
Men’s Tops
Body measurements in inches. Arm length from center back neck to wrist.
| Size | Chest in | Waist in | Hip in | Arm in |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 34–36 | 28–30 | 35–37 | 32.5–33 |
| M | 38–40 | 32–34 | 38–40 | 33.5–34 |
| L | 42–44 | 36–38 | 41–43 | 34.5–35 |
| XL | 46–48 | 40–42 | 44–46 | 35.5–36 |
| 2XL | 50–52 | 44–46 | 47–49 | 36.5–37 |
| 3XL | 54–56 | 48–50 | 50–52 | 37–37.5 |
Between chest and waist sizes: use chest for jackets, waist for pants. Between sizes for layering: go one size up.
Men’s Bottoms
Numeric waist sizes. Inseam shown regular; short/tall available on selected styles.
| Waist tag | Waist in | Hip in | Inseam R in | Inseam T in |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30 | 30–31 | 37–38 | 31 | 34 |
| 32 | 32–33 | 39–40 | 32 | 34 |
| 34 | 34–35 | 41–42 | 32 | 34 |
| 36 | 36–37 | 43–44 | 32 | 34 |
| 38 | 38–39 | 45–46 | 32 | 34 |
| 40 | 40–41 | 47–48 | 32 | 34 |
Base & insulation bottoms
Base layers run next-to-skin; insulation/rain bottoms use the same waist tag but add room. If wearing heavy base layers, stay true to waist tag or size up one for insulated shells.
Women’s Tops
Body measurements in inches. Arm length from center back neck to wrist.
| Size | Chest in | Waist in | Hip in | Arm in |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 32–33 | 25–26 | 35–36 | 30–30.5 |
| S | 34–35 | 27–28 | 37–38 | 30.5–31 |
| M | 36–37.5 | 29–30 | 39–40 | 31–31.5 |
| L | 38.5–40.5 | 31.5–33 | 41.5–43 | 32–32.5 |
| XL | 42–44 | 35–37 | 44–46 | 32.5–33 |
| 2XL | 46–48 | 39–41 | 48–50 | 33.5–34 |
Women’s Bottoms
Numeric waist sizes; regular inseam shown. Select short/tall on product page when available.
| Size | Waist in | Hip in | Inseam R in |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 / XS | 26 | 36 | 31 |
| 4 / S | 27 | 37 | 31 |
| 6 / S | 28 | 38 | 31 |
| 8 / M | 29 | 39 | 31 |
| 10 / M | 30 | 40 | 31 |
| 12 / L | 31.5 | 41.5 | 31 |
| 14 / XL | 33 | 43 | 31 |
Base-layer bottoms run slimmer next to skin; rain/insulated bottoms use the same waist size with added room. If between waist and hip, use hip for relaxed pants and waist for fitted styles.
How to Measure
- Chest / bust Arms relaxed at sides, measure around the fullest part under the armpits, keep tape level.[12](@ref)
- Waist Measure around the natural waist at the narrowest point, usually just above the hip bones.[3](@ref)
- Hip / seat Stand with feet hip-width apart, measure around the widest part of the hips/seat.[2](@ref)
- Arm / sleeve With arm slightly bent, measure from center back of neck, across the shoulder, to the wrist bone.[12](@ref)
- Inseam From the crotch seam down the inside leg to the ankle; for boots, measure to the floor.[3](@ref)
- Hand / glove Measure palm circumference around the knuckles without the thumb; check model-specific cuff notes separately.
Use a flexible tape, measure over lightweight clothing, and avoid pulling the tape tight. For layering, remeasure while wearing your usual base layer.
Fit Types
Suggested Layering by Condition
General rule: a base, mid, insulated and rain piece in the same body size will stack for most conditions. If you regularly wear two heavy midlayers under a soft shell, size the soft shell up one. Never size a rain shell down to force insulation underneath—it compresses loft and reduces warmth.[6](@ref)
Should I size up for layering?
If you only add a base layer, stay true to body size. For fleece plus insulation plus shell, size outer pieces up one. Soft shells with multiple midlayers also benefit from one size up.
My chest and waist suggest different sizes—which do I use?
For jackets and tops, use chest. For pants and belts, use waist. For one-piece suits, choose by the larger of the two and note alterations.
Do these numbers match the garment tag?
No. Tables show body measurements. Actual garment circumferences vary by fabric stretch, style and fit type; check the product page for model-specific notes.
What if I am between inseam lengths?
Choose regular if within 0.5 in; choose tall if you wear hiking boots or prefer full coverage, short if ankle break is preferred. Untaped hems can be altered.
Do base layers shrink?
Merino blends may relax slightly when wet and recover after drying; synthetics stay stable. Follow cold-wash, flat-dry care labels. If between sizes in merino, choose the closer size for next-to-skin use.
When we set out to develop an archery hip quiver, it started with perfecting the angle, height, and position of where the arrows will ride the best while having the easiest access—we built around that fundamental geometry.
The KUIU Archery Hip Quiver is a field-style quiver that stows and positions the arrows on the side of your hip and angles slightly to the rear, away from your body. Field-style quivers keep arrows out of the way of other archers while on a shooting line and minimizes snagging on brush while navigating through a 3D range or field course.
Built with an ambidextrous design, it features two separate arrow compartments, one for right hand and the other for left hand. Whether it’s in the right- or left-hand configuration, only the rear compartment should ever be used to stow arrows. While the front arrow compartment is not in use, it makes the perfect bow-pod holder, or it’s purposefully blocked while a rangefinder holder is attached to the hook and loop connection strap.
The three-section arrow compartment can stow up to a dozen micro-diameter arrows or six 27-diameter arrows. Utilizing both the large drop pocket and divided arrow compartment, you can easily carry over a dozen small or large diameter arrows.
Whether you’re a competitive archer or a bowhunter practicing for an upcoming hunt of a lifetime, we listed out all the gear you must carry at a 3-D, field, indoor, or outdoor archery event, and developed a simplified way to carry it. The main zippered pocket with exterior drop pocket provides secure storage for tools, gear, and bow-pod, while two adjacent drop pockets accommodate folding wrenches and pens. The inner zippered pocket is ideal for stowing a bow square, note pad, or extra gear.
Some archers prefer that the quiver and accessories slide on the belt, so to accommodate, we added patches to the hook-and-loop connection points for smooth function. For static attachment style, simply remove the patches to engage the hook and loop. This modular quiver is customizable and may be set up in multiple configurations, with the quiver and belt only, or with any of the included accessories.
CORDURA® Double Ripstop Coated– 330D
Duraflex® Hardware
YKK® Zippers
Adjustable Waist Belt: 22-47 in / 56-119 cm
Ambidextrous Design
Built for the competitive archer or bowhunter practicing for an upcoming hunt of a lifetime, this field-style archery hip quiver combines premium materials with an ergonomic streamlined design. The kit includes the quiver, split compartment release pouch with phone holder, water bottle holder, waist pack, and an adjustable belt.
- Field style, rear angle arrow positioning
- Ambidextrous design
- Three-slot divided arrow compartment
- Large drop pocket for arrows or score cards
- Hook & Loop rangefinder attachment points
- Outer zippered accessory pocket
- Outer drop pocket for bow-pod
- Two small drop pockets for folding wrenches
- Three D-ring attachment points for clip-on accessories
- Ideal for micro to large diameter arrows
- Split compartment release pouch with phone holder
- Water bottle holder
- Waist pack
- Not recommended for broadheads or bowhunting