[archerer]

I got a question about the aurora bow cases. What is the difference between the techno line and the proline. I know the proline is much more expensive, but what do they have that the techno line doesn't except maybe the backpack thing on it.

 

[Brad Rega]

The techno version is smaller and does not have wheels compared to the proline case. I do not think you can fit a bow more than 37" Axle to Axle in the techo case, and just the wheels alone are worth the proline. In the largest proline you can just squeeze in a 43" axle to axle bow. Aurora makes great cases, I have flew over 10 times this year including a trip to europe and I have had no damage to the case or anything inside. Lancaster Archery has great prices on both cases.

 

[Darrel]

The Techno doesn't have wheels, the Proline does. I have the Proline, the wheels come in handy at times.

Darrel

 

[archerer]

I got a skb double bow case. I don't do any any traveling but the cases look cool. I don't know if it would be a better case for me or not. I allways use my case when transporting my bow to the 3-d range and hunting and it is usually put in the back of the truck. So I am trying to debate on getting an aurora or keeping the skb.

 

[scooby3xs]

Archerer...

Here is Aurora's website to give you complete descriptions on both cases... http://www.auroraarchery.com/html_eng/home.html

The Techno can fit 1 bow up to 43" A2A - comes with a shoulder strap and NO wheel system - comes in Red/Black and now Realtree camo

The Proline case (there are a few models) but top of the line can fit 2 bows with the divider system (sold separately) up to 43" A2A - comes with 3 way transport (wheels, shoulder and back pack straps) - comes in beige/black and now Realtree camo.

I personally have the top of the line Proline case and have transported 2 bows, Angel quiver, 2 - Sure Loc cases, stabilizers and arrows comfortably and safely. Never once had an issue at the airport or my equipment getting broken. Best reason I love it compared to the SKB case I use to own was this has the wheels and for a small person like myself, carrying a heavy case around the airport or shoot site can get quite cumbersome!

Good luck with your choice!
~Scoobs~

 

[Brad Rega]

oh thats cool, I didn't realize they had a techno 115 case. I guess the 100 model is for bows 35" and under and the 115 is 43".