SASRecurve Takedown Bow Case with Detachable Shoulder Sling and Pockets

Very plain bow case but gets the job done. My Samick Sage fits just fine. There is one pocket for the riser and a second for the limbs. There are also straps on the outside to attach an arrow tube. For the money it's a good buy.

Well made and does what it should. Will buy another one soon.

This is a decent affordable bag. You will want to purchase limb protection sleeves, like the SAS limb sleeves, if you are using this bag with ILF limbs. The riser and limb pockets keep the components separated but does not offer any limb to limb protection from the ILF attachment lugs.1. The bag arrived quickly.2. The bag and handles seem sturdy.3. The zipper appears to be sturdy.4. The arrow tube attachment straps work as they are intended.5. The accessory pockets inside are sufficient.6. My 19 inch ILF riser and medium length limbs fit inside the bag fine.

No padding, but if you just want to store the bow and some gear this is a great way to do it. It has two large mesh pockets inside, and a smaller zippered pocket on the outside. I pack all my archery gear in this, and attach my SAS Adjustable Archery Arrow case on it (They are designed to work together as one unit) and I have everything I need for a day at the range. When I travel I take all this with me in a Pelican case that I use as regular luggage. Works great!!!

Is great for holding basic gear.... I have my recurve bow, an arrow case that I attach to it, my hip quiver, finger tab, finger sling and arm guard. It all fits and I have a tiny bit more space for some smaller items, too. If you have more than that, space may be a little challenging though. It is lightweight and not bulky. It is soft material, so if you're going to bang it around, this may not be a good case for that.

Fits my 64" take-down recurve (barely). There are 4 pouches. Two long ones for storing the limbs and riser. Two other pouches in which you can store finger tabs, gloves, arm guards, stringer, bow strings, etc. There are outside straps for securing the arrow tube (sold separately) that is shown in the picture. I found that I don't need them for the arrow tube as it comes with it's own strap, which allow you to carry it on your shoulder or back. It worked out for me anyway. I ended up using the straps for my hip quiver.

Case padding is good and case is water resistant (my bf spilled water on it by accident last weekend and it only felt damp outside). I wouldn't submerge it but it will tolerate a splash or some light rain. Two large pockets inside to hold all the accessories work great; quiver straps work nicely and adjustable strap is padded for shoulder.I would like it more if there was a way to carry an extra set of limbs. When I try to put all 4 limbs in the same pocket, they are too tight in the base and I'm afraid of tearing the material so I do not put more than 2 limbs in the pocket. I am intending on carrying extra limbs for target practice when on camps so one extra pocket or some elastic loops would be ideal.

Perfect case! Easy to carry on my shoulder! I can take it off and on quickly and easily. Holds my bows perfectly. Made well with strong material. I highly recommend this case!

Was what I expected very nice bag for takedown bow.

Good size - pockets for bow, limbs and extras