Bow bags

Bow cases are lightweight and practical protections for transporting and protecting your bow.
Whether it's a recurve, compound, or traditional bow, there's a suitable case for every model. Simple, effective, and compact, they are ideal for archers looking for a reliable and no-frills shock-resistant accessory.

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EK Archery Case for Compound Bows

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Legend Archery Apollo Compound Bow Case

Legend Archery Apollo Compound Bow Case

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Legend Archery Soft Compound Case DoubleTwo

Legend Archery Soft Compound Case DoubleTwo

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Maximal sleeve with shoulder strap in neoprene

Maximal sleeve with shoulder strap in neoprene

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Aurora Dynamic Top compound case

Aurora Dynamic Top compound case

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Legend Archery Bowarmor Bow Case

Legend Archery Bowarmor Bow Case

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Description

Cases for compound bows

Cases for compound bows are designed to protect a mounted bow, sometimes equipped with its stabilization, while offering secure transport. They particularly protect the cams, much more exposed and sensitive than on a traditional bow. The choice of case depends on the shape, ATA dimensions of the bow and the desired level of protection.

To choose well, you must first consider the bow type: a compound will never fit in a case designed for a longbow or recurve. The right dimensions and adapted shape are therefore essential. The level of protection then varies according to the structure: soft, padded, semi-rigid or rigid cases. Finally, integrated storage – internal or external – allows you to transport stabilization, tools, quiver or rangefinder.

Cases for compound bows

Soft cases are lightweight and perfect for short trips. Padded or semi-rigid cases offer an excellent compromise between cam protection, weight and bulk. Rigid cases, on the other hand, are suitable for long and frequent transports.

Compound cases are specific: the bow remains mounted, sometimes with installed stabilization, and the cams must be protected thanks to reinforced thickness. The most complete models have large pockets that can contain quiver, tools, sight, rangefinder or long stabilization. Inside, there is generally thick padding and retention straps so that the bow doesn't move during transport.

For an optimal choice, the essential points are: precise ATA dimensions, reinforced areas around the cams, desired rigidity, pockets adapted to mounted accessories, fabric resistance, handling silence and hunting or target shooting compatibility.

Advantages of Hattila cases

  • ✓ Optimal protection of cams and mounted bow
  • ✓ Wide choice of rigidity: soft, padded, semi-rigid
  • ✓ Pockets adapted to stabilizations, sights and accessories
  • ✓ Padded interior + retention straps
  • ✓ Designed for hunting, 3D and target shooting

For whom? / For what uses?

These cases are suitable for all compound archers, beginners and experienced alike. Hunters will appreciate solid, lightweight and silent models. Competitors will favor semi-rigid cases for frequent trips, with enough space to accommodate a mounted bow equipped with accessories.

Expert advice

Before your purchase, always check the ATA dimension of your bow. Choose a case with reinforced areas at the cams and favor models with wide pockets if you transport stabilization, sight or quiver. For hunting or 3D, a lightweight, silent and semi-rigid case will be ideal.

Good to know

Compound cases are designed for a mounted bow and protect critical areas like the cams. External pockets allow you to carry stabilization and accessories. The rigidity chosen will depend on your trips: soft for short journeys, semi-rigid for more protection, rigid for frequent travel.

FAQ – Cases for compound bows

How do I know if the case is compatible with my bow?

Check the ATA dimensions and overall shape of your compound. The case must exactly match the geometry of the mounted bow.

Does it protect the cams well?

Yes, if the case has reinforced padding around the cams and contact areas in foam or rubber.

Can I transport the bow with stabilization?

Depending on the model: some cases allow transporting the bow with mounted stabilization, others require removing it.

What's the difference with a recurve case?

A recurve case is not suitable for a compound: the dimensions, shape and cam protection are completely different.