Spend the money and buy a very good one, you'll be happy you did. Years ago I traveled to Wyoming to hunt and my metal bow case looked like someone hit it with a sledgehammer. I have no idea how that dent in a metal case could have happened. I now have this SKB and love it.

iSeries REV2 Plush Large Parallel Limb Bow Case

Features a plush-lined interior that fits bows up to 41.25" long and 16" wide, with lid storage for quiver, arrows, and accessory boxes (sold separately – Part# 3i-0702-1B). SKB iSeries Injection Molded Mil-Standard Waterproof Cases are molded of ultra high-strength polypropylene copolymer...

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I have this case and also recommended it. I pack my clothes around everything also for even more protection. Traveled several times with it zero issues. It's heavy bit still comes in under 50lbs with everything on it. I try to find some pictures.

 

I recently bought the Pelican Vault V730 because it has the correct inside dimensions for my bow.
It is well built, however, there is very little room for anything else and cutting foam isn't my forte.

 

I have an SKB double bow case I bought in 2007 that still works just like new. I recommend looking into the double size. It might be hard to get 2 bows in with sights attached, but it easily holds/protects 1 bow securely and fits all arrows/accessories you need.

 

I have been using a skb for the last 10 years just got a new bow I will use it for the new bow so signs of wear and tear!

 

I bought a pelican 1745 Air case this year. I’ve flown with on a elk hunt to colarado and deer hunt to kansas. I’ve been very happy with it i like the way it fits my bow. I’d definitely buy again.

 

SKB ISERIES, I have had 2 for a long time, they just work and are well worth the money.

 

Looking for some input on a hard bow case. Throwing around the idea of hitting up some shoots next year that will/may require I fly with my bow. Up to this point I have been using an Aurora double bow case but don't feel comfortable flying with it.

Currently I am shooting an Elite Verdict and would like to be able to fit all of my stuff in the case along with my bow, Target stabilizers, quiver, arrows, sight, and if room a pouch of some small replacement parts.

Looking for brands and models with pros and cons. The shops around me don't stock much in the line of hard cases, I did have a chance to check some out at Scheels the other day and they just happened to have a used TRX 38 on the shelf that I could use as a size reference but they were all to small.

If you honestly want to take care of your bow go with the SKB I bought the double to keep my bow on one side, stabs and quiver/ arrow tube on the other. also has a little cut out on the side for your release, rangefinder binos or whatever you need. its worth the $400 I promise.

 

SKB. Buy once, cry once.

A neat trick with SKB..... Buy some high density foam from the craft store and do some customizing. I use my SKB for guns and bows by swapping out foam pieces.

 

Bought a SKB back in 2017 for a South Africa plains game hunt. Been there three times, Greenland, Mexico three times, and Kodiak Island, Alaska…..all with no issues whatsoever. They also have a great warranty.

 

I've had 2 SKB double bow cases. One was stolen, the other is still going strong...circa 2007ish. I also spent the money on a Pelican Aire to fit the longer ATA bow I own. Both cases I own will outlive me, for sure. As stated: Buy once, cry once.

 

I do use two pelican cases:
the Storm IM 3200
and the Air 1745
couldn't be happier, takes a lot of stress out of the equitation.

 

I recently purchased a Pelican Vault 800 for my Verdict. These are DIY cases that require you to cut the foam yourself. I have a cutout for the bow, binos, and a small case that I keep some tools in. No room for arrows.
I drive to all my destinations but I wouldn’t hesitate to put this case on a plane. I would have preferred a case that held more gear but the price was exorbitant. For the Verdict, you will need the largest case made by Pelican or SKB which will set you back closer to $600, not $400. The Vault lists for about $250. You choose.

 

Pelican air 1745 bow case been using it for 3 years With no problems.

 

I was looking at the Pelican V730 case. The description says it has five layers of foam. For those the cut their foam to match the bow, how many layers of foam do you cut? I guess it depends on the bow and what you have attached to the bow. I am a compound target archer and I plan to remove my sight/scope when placed in the Pelican case. Thanks

 

I'd have to take a hard look at the HQ case that Sportsmans Guide has for sale, pretty decent spec's to it like 44"x18" interior dimension. But it doesn't have the name branding of the SKB's or Pelicans of the world.
HQ bow case

 

Does anyone have feedback on the Legend Everest 40? I have a target bow with 36 ATA. LA currently has this model on sale.

Legend Everest 40 Trolley Bow Case

• The perfect case for archers who travel with two complete compound bows • Features a clean black design with bright logos and blue accents on the inside • Made with 1680D heavy duty nylon to ensure equipment is safe and protected • Construction includes double walled protection with PE shield...

lancasterarchery.com

 

I think the Pelican Air is the best bow case on the market, particularly for flying, but even just in general.