Vista Traveler Takedown Case, Black, 37-Inch

Great product for my Fleetwood Edge Takedown Recurve, fits everything perfectly. Precut foam slots for the riser and limbs, foam inserts in the top hold 18 arrows perfectly. Built in broad head wrench, internal compartments for shooting glove, arm guard, bow stringer, and string. The only thing I didn’t have room for was my quiver. But that can be changed by putting my arrows in the quiver and modifying the foam inserts. Love the case.

Bought this so I could travel on an airplane with my bow. The hard shell is perfect to prevent most damage while the foam inserts keep the parts from moving. The foam is cut out for a Samick Sage like bow, but it readily accepted my home made riser. Even has a nifty feature, a broadhead tightener! Also has a spot where you can use a lock to secure it. This is one of the the best archery accessories I have ever bought, I simply love it!

The Vista Traveler is a great case for bringing everything to the range. I have been able to fit the riser, limbs, and 12 arrows snugly in the foam. I've also been able to fit some field tips, nocks, a stringer, two strings, and a set of allen keys all in different sections. I can take the whole set-up with me and all of it is well-protected. The high density foam will keep everything contained in the case from moving around so nothing is scratched. The only cons are that I can't put my stabilizer or sight in this. But it will do a much better job of protecting a bow then a typical soft-shell case. I gave this case 5 stars because it serves the purpose for which I bought it. Which was so that I can go to the range without fear of rain getting on the wood or accidental drops or kicks affecting my equipment.

This is a fair case for the price. With 1 being a cardboard box and 5 being an pelican Case. I would rate the foam as a 4. As other reviews have mentioned, the foam is spot on, each item fits snug which provides you with the insurance that your bow is safe and secure. The one small con is that the bolts stick out and aren't flush on top of the foam. I think if they we're flush the bolts would be more secure in the case. It's not a big deal but, it's something that is noticable. Durability I would rate as a 3. It seems the case could withstand normal wear and tear to include short drops. Weatherability I would rate as a 3. The case will definitely protect from dirt and debris however I don't think it could withstand precipitation. The case lacks a gasket which would prevent water from entering inside the case. The case does have a lip that overlaps the seals so maybe very light rain wouldn't bother it, but I would still get it out of the rain or cover it up. Lastly, the case is fairly light and the handle has an appropriate rigidity when being carried; it doesn't deform when gripped. I also believe that the Vista is lighter than pelican box thus giving it the advantage over pelican. Overall it's a pretty good case.

Perfect case for Samick Sage, fits exactly!!! There is a little spot for every part of the bow, even the bolts. Plenty of storage room for arrows, we each have between 15-20 arrows and it has room to spare. There are nice cubby spots to put your string, wax, finger guard etc, we have a couple boxes of broad heads in there too and you could fit more. The cases look nice, they are made out of decent plastic. They are not sturdy enough to jump up and down on, so if you want to put it in your car trunk or truck bed I would say it is perfect, but for flying you might need to look elsewhere.

When this case came in the mail I was very pleased with the quality. It is very sturdy and decently sized. The foam insert did not fit my bow the best, but unless you purchase a case fitted to your specific bow, it is to be expected. Other than that small hiccup, the case is spacious, well made, and very simple without looking cheap. I would highly recommend this product. If your are more immersed in the sport and have a lot of attachments for your bow, I would look into something larger. If you are more recreational or a beginner, this is a great case for the price.

Great for the money. It's not super indestructible, but it keeps my Samick Sage limbs and riser perfectly snug. It really does look like this case was made for this bow. I have 10 arrows and there is room for a few more; the foam holds them nice and snugly. A major benefit of this case is that I didn't have to cut out the foam myself like so many other cases. There are also "cubby" areas along the interior edge that are perfect for holding my glove, arm guard, and stringer, spare nocks, and any other small necessities. One suggestion I would make to the maker is to give some of these cubby nooks some locking tops or netting so that the contents don't fall out. Not sure if I would take this on an airplane, but for closet storage and transport all over the place in my car, I'm very happy.

holds bow tightly and isn't too large a case. holds my bow, fishing drum, fishing arrow and target arrows. only complaint is the thin plastic seems pretty cheap and the snap locks seem like they won't hold up over time. I would say a $40 price point would be more appropriate for this item but it does its job for now.

Me gustó lo sólido del plástico, protege bien mi arco takedown. Lo mejor que en un estuche transporta y proteges arco y flechas.

I have one very happy little girl!! It fits her 54" barebow with room to spare. Would fit mine as well, so I might just have to buy another for me! Lots of room for armguards, gloves, glue, extra supplies, hairties, pens, scorecards and more! Easily fits 12 arrows. No room for a decent quiver but thats ok. A great first and med duty bow case for getting on the road and protecting your gear or just back and forth from the range. The foam is precut perfectly. Looking forward to some travelling with this :)

The plastic feels very cheap, especially the locking clips. However, it has very good cut outs and will offer solid protection. Fits my 62" Samick Sage and will hold about 24 arrows. Also has space for shooting gloves, stringer and a few other small items

Since I am not using it for the bow for which it was designed, and so had to make a minor modification. In consideration of that, and I feel this is another Good-For-The-Price items.I give it the full 5 stars. Moreover, it arrived only TWO days after my order which was impressive. As noted by Brant, it was designed specifically for a specific bow maker (he says Samick) and while I was reluctant to buy it at first, anything better that I could find was CONSIDERABLY more money. I went for it. Turns out its excellent basic design works for me, even though I have another brand of bow. The bow limbs fit perfectly into the curved cutouts with about 30 mm s extra space. The slots are 63 cm long but it's the degrees of curve that originally concerned me. The riser fit into its 49 cm slot with 40 mm's extra space and only needed to nick out a tiny chunk of the foam (c. 10 x 20 mm's ). I did install 18 31 inch arrows, many with 1 inch span broadheads. It was tight, and slightly distorted the inside compartments, but the case closed securely. There's even more flexibility. I also have a modified 3 bank slingshot with arrow nocking and a horsehair arrow rest bolted onto it. It will deliver an arrow with significant power albeit not quite of my 40 # bow. There was enough space in this case to cut out a slot for this device, as well. You will be surprised how much you can squeeze into those eight extra little compartments (4 of which are 23 x 6 x 6 CM's). I've packed packages of broadheads, extra strings, bow-stringer cord, arm protector, glove, string roller, a 1/2 litre bottle of water - and a turkey sandwich (in case I miss my shot).

As a novice archer, I didn't want to spend too much $$ on an expensive bow until I knew I enjoyed the sport. So I bought an affordable 66" recurve bow thru Ali Express. The riser is shaped differently than what this case's foam insert was designed for. But all I had to do was cut a bit more foam off one end and one side, and my riser now nestles perfectly in the space. All limbs are kind of standard shape, so mine fit easily on the first try. I'm tall, so my draw length is longer than most, and I have 32-inch long arrows. They also fit easily in the carrying case. There are so many pockets for all my accessories too. And my arm guard fits nicely underneath the arrows. This is a sturdy and very reliable case, and well worth the $$.