Cases
A bow case protects the most expensive, most easily knocked-out-of-tune thing you own. Right now this shelf carries the ALPS OutdoorZ Optima Bow Case. Before ordering any bow case, measure your bow axle to axle with the sight, rest and quiver mounted, and compare it to the case's interior length.
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archery equipment · hunting arrows · broadheads · bow sights · arrow rests · bow releases · bow quivers · bow stabilizers
How to choose a bow case
Fit comes first. A case that is too short forces you to strip accessories every trip, and every time you remove a bow sight or arrow rest you invite a re-tune. Measure with the bow fully dressed and add a little room.
Next, think about where it travels. A truck bed or ATV rack calls for more protection than a back seat, and air travel brings its own case and locking rules from the airline. Arrow storage is useful if you do not want a separate tube, and outside pockets keep a bow release and spare broadheads with the bow. For firearms, see our gun cases, and for range gear, our range bags.
Inside the case, keep loose items from rattling against the bow. Store spare arrows in their own sleeve, keep bow quivers detached if the case is tight, and do a quick check of the string, cables and screws whenever the bow comes out. A few minutes there saves a re-tune later.
Bow Case FAQs
What size bow case do I need?
Measure your bow axle to axle with every accessory mounted, then check the case's interior length on the product page.
Can I store my bow in a case long term?
Yes. Keep it in a cool, dry spot, and check the string and cables before the season either way.