[cshive]

Hard- SKB
Because I fly.

 

[CHAMPION2]

Brownell case looks tough to beat for a do everything case. My cosuin has one and its simply awesome!! Have heard great things about the Aurora's, SKB's, and Lakewood bow cases as well.

 

[RugerRedhawk]

Hard Plano case. I used to use a soft case for my old bow, but now that they are making hard cases smaller for parallel limb bows I actually like them. I like the ability to slide it in the back of my truck and not have to worry about stacking stuff on it. If I had an SKB hard case I could THROW my case in the back of the truck though!

 

[Dale_B1]

Soft case for hunting season-------ease of use.
Hard case for winter and flying.

 

[Pager21]

Hard Case...

I have no need for a soft case; even in a vehicle I wouldn't feel safe with it.

 

[nub.]

Skb

It just makes more sense for durability, protection, flying.

 

[young_bull44]

walmart plano case = $25

can go wrong there, except I don't know if i'd put it on a plane or not...????

 

[elk country rp]

hard case- i drive a truck

 

[Rolo]

Brownell, a combination of both. It is big, and much lighter than a hard case. I can fit 2 bows, all ofmy equipment and a week-ends worth of clothes in it, and it still comes in under 50 lbs. I have flown with it several times and there has been no problem or damage. It is also a heck of a lot easier than lugging aroung the skb that I previously used.

 

[swampcruiser]

Lakewood

The lakewood cases do both- I think they are worth every$$.