Legend Crusader Soft Carry Case - Compound Bow Backpack with Carrying Straps - Storage for Archery Arrows, Accessories - Internal, External Pockets, Fasteners, Cam Protector

My xpedition x33 fits perfectly into the soft case with extra room for arrows and stabilizers.

Love the case I actually have 2 of them but you have add some foam inserts to the quiver pouch. If not the canvas sags and can deform the fletchings. If you get the quiver tube they sale it makes for a great combination.

Although my bow will fit in this case, it does fit very tight at the cams. It really needs to be redesigned a bit longer to accommodate longer bows.

Great padding and zippers and holds 2 arrow tubes in the long pocket along with all the other accessories in the others.

I chose the 35" Legend Crusader Soft Carry Case in hopes that it would accommodate a Bear Cruzer compound bow and it was a perfect fit. Although it was purchased for a gift, I feel that it has all the bells and whistles as far as storage and quality goes and would highly recommend it.

While this is not the worst case out there, it's certainly not the best. I keep going back to my Tenzing softcase which seems to be light years ahead of most of the soft case designs out but this is not a Tenzing.This case could use better padding, better sewing around the zippers (the excess fabric keeps getting caught in the zipper), outside pockets are nice size but they are too close together and the zippers get lost (maybe put pull cords on them), the big one for me is the arrow case pocket (even for the MTM micro it's a tight squeeze). this pocket should accommodate at least a 33 inch anything for it's size, inside pockets seem to be a waste, the hokey padded cam corners are silly (why not just integrate better padding into the corners and sides).Overall it's a usable case. I honestly wish I'd picked a different one though. On the description, it looks like it's more than it is. These cases don't need all the extras it comes with like the backpack straps, inside pockets. Just give me a case that is very durable and has ample padding (even a pliable outer shell perhaps), a few pockets for some smaller items, and a good arrow case pocket that fits the cases better.

Lots of storage. Back pack straps are a smart addition.

I like that it's fairly compact, fits my Martin Sabre and has numerous pockets that I have full of tools, releases, spare broadheads/field points, etc.The only thing I might suggest is making the side that the bow attaches to inside just a little bit stiffer. Even laying it flat on a picnic table to load my bow in the case, it doesn't slip in as easily as I expected. It's not difficult by any means but you have to manually put each pulley into the pockets while manipulating the case a little bit for it to seat properly. Again...not a real complaint, just a potential area for improvement on the next revision.So far I love it!