
Fivics Telescopic Arrow Tube – Protective Arrow Transport Case
The Fivics Telescopic Arrow Tube is designed for archers who want to keep their arrows organised and better protected during transport.
Adjustable length:
60–100 cm
Suitable arrow length:
50–96 cm
Capacity:
up to 25 arrows
Diameter:
8.5 cm
The tube also includes an adjustable shoulder strap.
Why use an arrow tube?
Arrows are long and relatively delicate pieces of archery equipment.
During transport they may be exposed to:
- bending,
- impact,
- damaged fletching,
- pressure from other gear.
A dedicated tube creates a separate storage area for the arrows.
Telescopic construction
The 60–100 cm adjustment range allows the tube to be adapted to different arrow lengths.
It can also be shortened when stored.
Arrow length range
The tube is designed for arrows measuring:
50–96 cm
or approximately:
19.7–37.8 inches
Common arrow lengths
A 28″ arrow measures approximately:
71.1 cm
A 30″ arrow measures:
76.2 cm
A 32″ arrow measures approximately:
81.3 cm
All fall within the stated length range.
Up to 25 arrows
The maximum stated capacity is:
25 arrows
The actual number depends on the dimensions of the complete arrows.
Large natural feathers may require considerably more space than low-profile vanes.
Natural feather arrows
Avoid tightly compressing large natural fletching.
Giving the feathers additional space can help prevent unnecessary deformation.
Carbon arrows
The tube can be used for carbon arrows that fit within its dimensions.
Always inspect carbon shafts before shooting after transport.
Wooden arrows
Wooden arrows can also benefit from being transported separately from heavier equipment.
Aluminium arrows
An arrow tube can help reduce the risk of aluminium shafts being bent or crushed by other gear.
Shoulder strap
The adjustable shoulder strap makes the tube easier to carry to the range or competition.
It also leaves the hands free for other archery equipment.
Training
The tube is useful for regular transport between home and the archery range.
Competitions
It also provides organised arrow storage when travelling to competitions.
3D archery
For a 3D event, the tube can protect arrows during transport while a regular quiver can be used during the course itself.
Clubs and coaches
With a stated capacity of up to 25 arrows, the tube can also be useful for:
- clubs,
- instructors,
- archery schools,
- shared training equipment.
Arrow tube vs quiver
These products have different primary purposes.
Arrow tube: transportation and storage.
Quiver: easy arrow access while shooting.
Wet equipment
Allow wet arrows and the tube to dry before long-term storage.
This is especially important with wooden shafts and natural feathers.
Inspect arrows before shooting
Before using transported arrows, check:
- shaft,
- point,
- nock,
- fletching.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who manufactures the tube?
Fivics.
Is it telescopic?
Yes.
What is the adjustment range?
60–100 cm.
What arrow lengths fit?
50–96 cm.
How many arrows can it hold?
Up to 25 arrows.
Will it always hold exactly 25 arrows?
Not necessarily. Large fletching or wider shafts may reduce capacity.
What is the tube diameter?
8.5 cm / 85 mm.
Does it include a shoulder strap?
Yes.
Is the strap adjustable?
Yes.
Can it be used for carbon arrows?
Yes, when the arrows fit within the stated dimensions.
Can it be used for wooden arrows?
Yes.
Is it suitable for arrows with natural feathers?
Yes, but avoid overfilling the tube.
Is it suitable for competitions?
Yes.
Is it suitable for 3D archery?
Yes, especially as a transport case.
Is it a shooting quiver?
No. Its primary purpose is arrow transport and storage.
Can it be shortened for storage?
Yes.
Final Summary
The Fivics Telescopic Arrow Tube is a practical protective transport case for archery arrows.
Adjustable length:
60–100 cm
Suitable arrow length:
50–96 cm
Capacity:
up to 25 arrows
Diameter:
8.5 cm
It also includes an:
adjustable shoulder strap
The telescopic design allows the tube to accommodate different arrow lengths while remaining more compact when stored.
It is suitable for regular training, competitions, 3D archery and club use.
