Flambeau Outdoors 6461SC Safe Shot Bow Case, Portable Bow Storage

Nice carry case to keep my bow nice and protected. I like that I can store 12 arrows in it as well.

Got a smoking deal on this baby. Not the el-cheapo unit like some of the big box stores.Only caveat is that it's heavy...but it's a tank for protecting expensive bows

My compound bow and 30 arrows fit inside.

This case fits my Darton consequence even with the front weight attached. Easy to put together. Only negative is the Velcro straps are almost too short to wrap around the center of the bow. I took a star off for that. The case had several broad head wrenches built in to it which may come in handy for hunters. Case is well constructed and instructions say it meets air travel standards. It has multiple lock locations around its’ perimeter . The internal padding is soft and seems to be a little nicer quality than less expensive options.

Great case! Fits my bow tech revolt x80 very well. Made well and feels better than the Plano cases. More heavy duty and more comfortable to carry. Holds 12 arrows and the bow snug. Doesn’t have strap for the bow string which I don’t use anyways because if you make it tight you can fray your strings. Will but another whenever I need a case. Also has broadhead removing tool built into both sides of the case. Nice if you want or need it

Reading some of the reviews, I hesitated at first. With the return policy I thought I'd give it a try. I'm glad I did. I'm here to tell you, this case is really nice, and it's a great price. I'll tell you my experience, and address the most common complaints I read.1. Came with everything in the box, no issues at all.2. The case is plenty sturdy enough, and the latches are fine. No, this isn't a case to take on an airplane or to drive over it with your truck. This case is for taking your bow to the range, hunting, transporting your gear in the vehicle, and general storage. And it does that fine.3. Easy to assemble. The instructions aren't the best, but just looking at it you can tell what to do.- For the rubber arrow rest, the holes only let you put the two rests on one way. Line up the posts with the rest and put it on, and you simply push the Tinnerman washers/nuts down on the posts using a 5/16 socket wrench on the 12 posts to secure it in place. Those washers go flat side down, and just push. The socket helps get them snug into place. It's that simple. Takes 5 minutes, 10 if you read the instructions scratching your head lol- The two straps for the bow are also very simple. Just figure out where you need the strap for your bow. You run each of the two straps through one of the three possible pre cut places in the foam, and screw down the strap into position on the case under the removable foam. Again, 5 minute task, and you would have to do this because it could be slightly different for each bow.All in all, I think this is a good deal. Yes, there are cases that are really good, and cases that have locks, and cases you can take on planes, etc. But this case is under $50 and it does everything you need it to do. And the only reason I took the time to write a review is because, like I said, I almost didn't buy it when reading some of the reviews. And I'm glad I gave the case a try.

Very nice case with room for 12 arrows and plenty of accessories.

Bought this bow case so my grandson could carry my compound bow back to California. Worked out with no airplane damage. Plenty of padding inside to protect a bow.