Compound Bow Case Soft Light-Weight Bow Bag with Arrow Pocket and Backpack Straps

For the price, it works very well. I have a Cabela’s (Bear Archery) Uproar compound bow that I needed a case for. This one was the right size and arrived overnight. The bow fit perfectly without excessive sliding around inside. The arrow/quiver pocket holds the bow quiver and could easily hold a dozen more arrows. The additional external pocket fits my release trigger and bow tools with plenty of room. I like that you can carry it one of 3 ways….the carry handle, the shoulder strap, or the backpack straps. I will eventually upgrade to a hard case, but for now this one will work just fine. It would be perfect if the straps had a little padding, but at this price point I didn’t expect it to.

Great product firs larger target bow well

High quality material. Good size. The extra pockets are nice to keep all your accessories.

Great case easy to transport, quality zipper and padding. Good material looks durable. Would recommend to family and friends.

I bought this bow case mainly because I didn’t want to look like a serial killer carrying my bow on public transportation, and this does a pretty decent job at hiding it (the bow, not my psychopathic tendencies). It’s made of fairly durable nylon with a sleek fabric interior that sort of feels like windbreaker material. It has two straps on the inside to secure your bow, and pockets for the cams. On the exterior, there is a tube pocket (Mind, there’s a maximum length of around 27 inches. It could just be the tube I’m using with it) and a small pocket, which is enough to hold some notecards and a tube of string wax. There are three ways to carry this bowcase. There’s a briefcase handle, a shoulder strap (which crosses over the zipper, so you have to unhook it every time you open it) and a pair of backpack straps. The backpack straps work well enough, but the nature of how they’re sewn basically places the bottom limb of my bow below my butt, even though I’ve got the straps hiked up as far as they’ll go. This means that my V3X does a wonderful impression of my ex-boyfriend every step I take. For a cheap compound bow case, it works fine. Just measure in advance from cam tip to cam tip, and it should work well enough for low-impact applications.