SKB Cases iSeries 4214 Portable Waterproof Hard Plastic Exterior Parallel Limb Bow Crossbow Case with Wheels and TSA Approved Latches, Tan

I was skeptical about spending this kind of money on a new case. Then i considered i have bought 2 cases prior to this one that each broke and i had to fix. I ended up spending the same amount of money total on those two cases as this one. Except, now i have a lifetime warranty on this case. It should be my last. My bowtech Experience fits nicely in this case and the arrows (easton FMJ - carbon core/aluminum jacket) hold well in the top section. The velcro straps are not ideally placed, but i am still able to strap in my bow without issue. I do not think this warrants a loss of a star because its difficult to fit every bow. You will have to disconnect the quiver prior to storing (or mine anways, 4 arrow quiver). There is room around the strings to store without issue. You will also have to disconnect any stabilizers. The rolling wheels are awesome, and plenty of handles (3 total) to grab. My bow is left handed, and this case is ideally suited for a right handed bow. Ideally, I want the bow to lay flat and not have any movement while sitting in the case. If i do this, the bow sight is perfectly positioned to rest on the top section arrow containment foam, creating an impression. If i flip the bow around, positioned where the arrow rest is visible (shelf pointing up), my bow will teeter totter on the bow sight frame. Its not a big deal, but a nuisance to a lefty. it is something I have grown accustomed to as being a left handed person.

This case is well worth the investment! I'm so glad I listened to everyone and ordered it! The only thing I didn't care for was the bow didn't sit in the velcro spots, but I'm not going to complain..Nice case, and I will put it to use

Great case. Well made. Fits my LH bowtech experience. Not a ton of room for accessories but it does a great job protecting your bow.

This case fits the Mathews VXR 31.5" like it was purpose built. Four stars for two reasons. 1) There is very limited ability to store quiver, stabilizers, etc.. without contacting strings. 2) I ordered a tan case and received a black version.

I just had this case delivered and wanted to share the fitment of my bow with you so you have more info when deciding. The case is everything everyone says, high quality and super tough construction. However it doesn't fit my bow very well. I've got a 2020 Mathews VRX 31.5 with adjustable 3 pin Black Gold sight. Only 1 of the 3 velcro straps near the Limb is in the correct location. The other Limb strap is not horrible and will work but not perfect. The middle strap is way off. They centered the strap in the space which doesn't make sense because all compound bows handles are offset from center and arrow rests are always there. The strap would go over the arrow rest. In addition the knob of the sight stands proud of case opening preventing it from closing. Forcing it closed risks moving sight alignment. If you have arrows near on the lid it hits them. Also be aware any length counter balance and quiver will need to be removed. I may consider peeling up the foam and relocating the strap and seeing how hard it is to remove the sight knob but that is asking alot when spending $260. I may just return and find something else.

The straps are placed a little goofy for most compound bows, but this is still the best, most durable case on the market. Keep in mind that there are two different sizes for this case that differ ever so slightly in length. Make sure you get the right one to fit your bow.

This case is everything they say it is. The only thing is the Velcro straps don't exactly fit my bow (bowtech carbon knight), but it's impossible to fit every bow on the market. I am still able to use the Velcro.

good product and fast shipping