Plano Bow Case

Case is tough,, padded really good inside. Make sure the padding and the straps are right where you want them and you could, ( I would never suggest it) throw your crossbow in this case and it would be just fine. Yes its that tough.

Poor grad student here so I couldn't afford the fancy TSA cases for getting my bow home to hunt, figured I'd take the chance on this cheaper option. Definitely thinner plastic but I wrapped my bow in a couple of tshirts to add extra padding and it made the flight just fine, only a few minor scuffs on the case itself. Don't think I'd trust it for many flights but in a pinch did the job!

Case feels like it is quality made. My Tenpoint crossbow fits just fine inside. It would be nice if there was a place to anchor extra bolts. I have them currently lying underneath the foam padding. I'm just concerned the vanes might get distorted. Overall, happy with purchase and protects the crossbow as intended.

It’s big really big so finding a spot for it anywhere can be a challenge but on the flip side it will protect your crossbow.

Bought this case in lieu of the $300 (gag!) Ravin casket case. My Ravin R20 is one of the most compact xbows on the market and at first I was like wow! this case is too big. But the extra room quickly grew on me. I just spent a month, hunting everyday, using the case to carry my bow into the woods on my 4wheeler and that extra room came in handy. I can stash a broad head box behind the stock end or a GPS+range finder+grunt call. I have a 20 minute 4wheeler ride in and the roomy front accommodates a pair of “ride in” gloves + jacket when I get off at my destination. This allows me to have my hunting clothes already packed on my climber, ready to go. Padding is somewhat sparse, but adequate. I installed longer Velcro straps that I picked up at Home Depot, which allows me to strap down my quiver/bolts alongside my bow. Fletching floats in the back of the case, so no bent fletchings. Plastic latches have held up fine, even when cramming my coat into the front. Just a good solid workhorse, with a price you will be hard pressed to beat, that also fits a multitude of bows! Can’t go wrong with this one in my opinion.Edit: I keep getting all these Amazon “can you answer” questions from people asking if it will fit this or that bow. First, people generally say what bow they are putting into it so don’t be lazy, scan or do a search on the comments yourself and look for someone who commented on a bow like or similar to your own.. Secondly, the case is a generic case. It’s purposefully made to fit almost everything out there, so the risk of it not fitting is low. Lastly, it’s free returns so really it’s zero risk. Buy it and if it doesn’t fit, send it back.

Great product fits great

It is a very basic case. I searched forever to find one long enough to fit my son’s new Barnett STR crossbow w/ crank. Seemed like the standard is 36” and his bow is 36.5. This case fit it perfectly as well as the attachable quiver, bolts and mounted scope. I would definitely recommend it for your day to day hunting, however I would not recommend if you’ll be flying or transporting.

I have an Excalibur recurve mini and it barely fits. I have to hold down and slightly bend the arm to latch it. Checked all dimensions before purchase as well. It's also quite bulky but since it's my first hard case I figure that's pretty normal. But, it's a hard case and it works and it does fit the scope well. It's good for the price point.