Case Club Waterproof Parallel Limb Compound Bow Pre-Cut Case with Silica Gel to Help Prevent Rust

This case is really tough. You must be aware that it is quite heavy even when empty.

I was struggling to find a hard case that held the bow tight with foam and not something strapped into the case. All other options I could consider weighted twice as much and would be difficult to to use locally.This case is well made and light. Plenty of room for all my shooting gear. The only negative is that my sight interferes with the foam that holds the arrows. I do not like to take my sight off the bow so I will live with it, but could be a issue for some.This case fits my Hoyt RX7 Ultra perfectly. Its a long bow, so most shooters should be able to fit their gear. Of all the options I reviewed, this is by far the most functional and best value.

This case fit my 2022 Hoyt Carbon Twin Turbo. I was able to leave the sight on the bow and it was tight but it fit. I was able to take the Tight Spot quiver off and slide it under the bow to make it fit. I used the one cutout to put my release in the case, but may cutout a new spot for it later on. I am overall happy with this bow case. It is well constructed, good quality, sturdy, and offers great protection. I like it better then my SKB case that was over priced and bulky. This case is more slender but fit everything snug to where I am not worried about my bow getting bounced around during travel.

Certainly a little pricey, but very much worth it if you've got the cash to burn. The case is stout, all of the foam is high-quality, and the arrow holder area is very nice.I was initially apprehensive about the price-tag, but glad I went for quality instead of cost. My buddy has the cheaper competitor's case (the one that makes pretty decent ammo and gear cases for cheap), but it's a little flimsy. I wanted something more rugged for my $1k bow! I also looked at the pricier competitor's (big coastal bird) case, and it was a little much - both in price and a fair bit fatter than this case.

I was looking for a case with minimal bulk and solid protection for my RX7 Ultra and this one fits the bill. The only downside is there isn't a ton of extra space for accessories, which is to be expected from a smaller case, and you can tuck items such your quiver and stabs underneath your bow and between the foam padding layers. The accessory compartment helps, just wish it was a little larger to fit more stuff. Overall a great value and would definitely recommend.

Hoyt pro defiant 34 fits with about an inch to spare the whole way around the bow , much sturdier than a Plano or Flambeau case but twice as heavy. The detent in the lid hinge is very nice touch when opening the case while on it's side the lid doesn't just want to fling open. The locking latches are also a nice touch. The price is worth this products quality . This is not on par with a pelican case but doesn't have a pelican case price either . The only downside is after looking over the company's website which is based in California I don't believe their cases are made in America . Purchased on 3-28-2018 .

We now have taken this case on multiple flights to national shoots. Arrows have snapped every time we have included them in the case. The first time when we arrived in Vegas, I thought maybe an agent had snapped three of his arrows. Two other national shoots, I put the arrows in a large checked luggage and had no problem. But the last national shoot in July, snapped three more when they traveled in the arrow holders. These are extremely expensive indoor and outdoor arrows that have now broken. The bow has always held up fine. But we will be purchasing a new and unfortunately more expensive case for the 2025 season.

Case is very solid, well padded with hard foam. I have a 40" bow with the cams it's length is about 44"s. Since the description said it will fit a 40" bow, I bought this case, however had to make a bit of an adjustment to side padding to accommodate my cams. Carved a hollow and fit the cams right in. By doing this so, I made my bow sit in the case so snuggly that I'm not afraid that it will be damaged on my flight to Switzerland. On another note though, if your bow is smaller, there are no straps in the case to hold your bow in place. That is the only one bad thing I found but it did not affect me. The latches are lockable and have plenty of hookups for additional locks. Over all it is a very solid case.