Compound bow cases.

[Bowtie747]

What are you guys using? I’ve been using a nice hard case but it can be a pain in the butt sometimes.

What nicer soft cases do you guys like?

Mystery ranch has one, marsupial gear. Any suggestions?

 

[jpe5714]

Following...I have a cheap Easton case, looking to upgrade to a MR or Marsupial. I'm sure they're both quality cases

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[chanson_roland]

I'd start here: https://bowcasestore.com/

Lots of deals on SKB, Plano, etc.

They were just running a 20% off deal on the SKB 4318, which is a good case for the truck, or flying with just one bow:

SKB iSeries Shaped Bow Case (41") 3i-4318-PL

The 3i-4318-PL fits bows up to 41” long and 17” wide and includes hook-and-loop tie-downs for a secure fit, storage below the bow for a dozen arrows, lid storage for a quiver, and two mesh pockets for accessory boxes FEATURES Waterproof, MIL-SPEC construction Accepts bows up to 41” long and 17”...

bowcasestore.com

 

[Whitakerpt]

I have a Leupold Rendezvous case. It’s about 85% of what the Marsupial is. I wish there was some extra padding inside around the edges, but otherwise, it’s a nice case. Has a rigid exterior and you can strap your bow down tight inside. I put it in the backseat of my truck without issue.

 

[wesfromky]

I have had the marsupial and currently have the MR x Sitka. Both are super nice, the MR is a bit more full featured and nicer. The marsupial has firmer foam, and might be slightly more protective. It also has a smaller form factor - the MR case is kinda blocky.

 

[sndmn11]

Lakewood and I don't think I'd consider anything else

 

[Dbolick]

I got an Easton soft case for Christmas last year and it is infinitely better than the cheap hard case I was using. It had extra pockets I can store my stabilizers, range finder, release while toting it around and that’s a wonderful addition