I use the Tarantula soft case. It has an arrow pocket on the side (I had to buy the hard arrow case to go inside it) and a smaller pocket right above it. Thispocket came with a small divided storage box for misc. items I need to service the bow in the field: allen wrench, extra broad heads, string wax, serving material, spare field tips, spare cable slides, extra string loop, etc...

It also has a velcro close pocket on the inside that I use to put my tags in so I don't loose them. The case is big enough to hold my bow with it's quiver onit, myrelease, and any other little things I want to put in it as well: mask, armguard, gloves. etc..and yet it'snot bulky like the hard cases.

SKB Double Bow Case. Lifetime warranty and guarantees anything up to $1500 for any damagesinflicted on your equipment while in the case.....only way to go if you travel.Cat Sass...........

DoskoSport SE Pro 44.

I love it.

Ditto. Mine's black also. Don't need camo in the back of my truck and it's cheaper.

I was wondering if any one could give me advice on which case to go with. The quiver on my bow is not a quick detach so it stays on all the time. So I was wondering what kind of case would work with out me detaching my quiver. Thanks for any advice.

William

SKB well worth the money!

I also have a DoskoSport Pro 44. Excellent case and decent price. I am going to get a soft case also. That Kolpin that Shadowace uses looks pretty nice.

I don't think a bow with a quiver attached will fit in any single hard bow case. You would probably need to buy one that holds 2 bows. Most soft cases will hold your bow with quiver on. Make sure whatever case you use that the vanes don't get bent though. That's why I like ones with side pockets for quivers.

I just got a Kolpin Evolution soft bow case using my gift certificate from Keystone Country Store. Not a bad case, but my 36 1/2" bow barely fits. I wanted an SKB, but didn't want to use the whole certificate on just a bow case. Check out the Primos case or the Neet Bowhunters case...............it has an arrow pocket along with 2 pockets for other things plus the Neet Bowhunters case has 2 grommets for your cable guard to fit through.

Wow, this is a little surprising to me. You all have spent so much coin on your bows and other goodies and when it comes to protecting it you use the plastic cases. So if it falls out the back of the truck, do you think your bow is really going to be "protected"?

I have aluminum for any weapon I have, it is way stronger and if it were to fall off the back of the rig I can pull the bow, or rifle out and know that the zero is still correct. My sight pins are safe and that is the greatest feeling of all. I tell alot of people at the club, the same when they scream in pain when they find out what a real case cost you for piece of mind.

I am not here to bash any one, just surprised at the responses.

Just my .02 worth