iSeries Small Black Bow Case, Durable Archery Bow Storage, Waterproof, Impact Resistant (3i-3614-PL)

Really nice rugged case. 4 high quality latches and a rubber o ring seal that seals the lid. There are 4 holes for up to 4 padlocks with thin metal Grommets around the plastic holes for added security for the locks. 3 Nice large Rugged folding handles on top and both ends. (Plenty large enough for a winter gloved hand) Even the wheels on this are nice, more then smooth. Everything on this case is nice nothing is skimped on or an after thought. I throw this in the back of my trailblazer and no longer worry about my bow case being bumped or smashed. Fits my creed xs perfect even with my attached 2 piece mathews 7 arrow quiver. I did need a swivel mount for my 6" stabilizer. Well worth the extra money and by far the best case i have ever owned.

Ordered this case for my Mathews Creed (30" ATA) and it fits like a glove. The bow didn't fit in there with the stabilizer on (6" bee stinger) but I planned for that. I ordered a Cobra Double Joint adapter that allows me to fold the stabilizer upwards in a 90 degree angle. I have a tight spot quiver on my bow and it fits in there with the quiver on (barely). I highly recommend this case if your bow measures at or under 35" tip of axle to tip of axle and 14" from bow string to riser/limb point. Also recommend the Cobra Double Joint if you want to keep the stabilizer on the bow at all times. You can probably fit a longer bow if you remove the side foam pieces. Over all great, bomb proof case. Best of the best but a little on the heavy side

My Hoyt Turbohawk fit perfectly in this case. The Velcro attachments really secured the bow to the bottom of the case and in combo with the snug fit, my bow didn't move and inch. I've had cases in the past that when arriving at my hunt destination I had to relight by bow because the bow slid around in the case and knocked the sight out of alignment. I arrived at my destination and shot my bow and it was still dialed in...not movement!The case has slots for 12 arrows and they work as designed. Delta Airlines was not at at all gentle with my case, which was evident by the scuff marks on the outside and all 12 of my arrows were knocked out of the slots, but my bow stayed safe and I damaged.By far the best bow case I have owned hands down!!!

I bought this item primarily for airline use. It hasn't been tested as of yet (not until November, about 60 days from now) and that's why I have given four stars for now. My choice of air travel allows an item, a piece of sporting equipment, for instance, to be substituted for a piece of checked luggage and will fly free as long as the item is not overweight or oversized. Since overweight was not a concern, I was most interested in the size of the case. The airline allows up to 62 dimensional inches without being oversized. This case measures 62.25 inches (width plus height plus depth). The case seems very well built. Abundance of latches and holes in the lip of both sections in which one can apply locks once closed (I'm using zip ties, too). My Mathews DXT, 29.75 inches axle to axle, fits very good without removing any attachments (the quiver, for example). The case has ample padding on one end. Padding on the other end seems too shallow. Two Styrofoam blocks hold the arrows in place in the lid. I'm not sure about this, though. I feel the arrows will fall out during handling at the airport. If you, like I do, use a small protective container for your broadheads, be aware that there is no anchoring method in place for the container on the inside of this case. I will update this review after the case has had it's first flight.

I love this bow case! I wanted a quality case to protect for my new Matthews Zero Cam HTX, fits like a glove, exactly what I wanted. Has side handle to carry like a suitcase and a handle on one end to pull like luggage on wheels. Foam inside protects the bow. I easily custom cut the foam slightly to accommodate the bow quiver. You can securely store a dozen arrows. Has Velcro straps inside to secure your bow, so that it won't move. You can also add your own locks to keep your bow safe. Has 4 latches and it's advertised as waterproof. Probably is, but I won't be testing it. Top shelf bow case, excellent quality. You won't be disappointed.

I have a mathews halon. Holds bow nice and snug.. The latches seem good quality and hold tight. The rollers are smooth and quiet. After watching the tsa at the airport stone cold Steve Austin body slam the case on the ramp!!! I thought for sure I was gonna see something horrible when I opened it again.. their was gashes in the plastic like they through axes at it... when I finally opened the case. Nothing had moved every arrow was in place. The bow was shooting perfect. I completely trust this case. Rain, sleet, snow or idiots at the airport. It's got you covered.

This case fits my brand new Matthews Trimax bow / 28" axle to axle perfectly.The internal straps are wide panel heavy duty Velcro with plenty of adjustment length. the inner arrow holding top panel is sturdy / works well.My Matthews quiver has to come off the bow at time of putting it in the case, but it fits within the case with ease.the outer shell of the case is durable and reliable, and the padlock holes for security when traveling by air /etc - will insure safe transport.Overall A+

It fits my Hoyt Faktor 30" perfectly. Only had to remove the stabilizer for better anchoring of the bow on the Velcro straps. External measures are 39 x 17 x 7", that's 63" total but that's including everything on the case, ribs, handles and wheels, barely over the airlines 62" size limit, and so far I haven't been charged for oversize. If you add up how much your bow really cost (bow, sight, rest, peep and setup), this case is the best insurance you can buy for the money you spent on a bow. It may cost around 20% of your bow's value, but you don't have to renew it every year.