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SAS Detachable Shoulder Sling
Soft Inner Material for Best Protection from Scratches
Limb and Riser Pockets
Arrow Tube Holder in the Back
The SAS Take-Down Recurve Bow Case is not only a great way for your recurve to travel in style!
- The handy zippered pouch in the front leaves plenty of room for accessories!
- Detachable Shoulder Sling Included
- Fully Padded
- Soft Inner Material for Best Protection from Scratches
- Limb and Riser Pockets
- Arrow Tube Holder in the Back
- Available in Black, Red, Blue
- Dimension: 10" x 26.5" x 2"
- Notes: Arrow Tube is not included
Javier F. Ruiz
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2024
Well made and does what it should. Will buy another one soon.
P Mcdaniel
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2023
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.
Crystal Holt
Reviewed in Canada on May 4, 2021
Was what I expected very nice bag for takedown bow.
Technical Expert
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2020
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.
Colleen Reed
Reviewed in Canada on August 31, 2019
Good size - pockets for bow, limbs and extras
Mike Ostrum
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2018
I bought this case for a 62" take-down Spyder recurve bow. This case easily fits the entire bow, and has several puches for my arm guard, finger tab, stringer, and bowstring. In addition to this, I have also been able to fit my SAS 3 tube quiver with 12 arrows in it while traveling to my destination, and a water bottle. Overall, perfect for what I need it for!
Mark G.
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2018
I use this for a PSE 62” takedown bow. Limbs and risers fit perfectly in two long pockets on one side. There are two wide pockets on the other side for peripherals. Finally, there is a small zippered pocket on the outside of the case. This is a cordura case. It is plenty sturdy but admittedly could use a little bit thicker padding. The straps on the outside of the case hold an arrow tube securely. 5 stars if the company would add a bit more padding. The zipper tabs could be locked togeter with a small travel style pad lock (Similar to TSA type travel locks.) However, I would NOT use this case if traveling on an airplane. I recommend that this only be taken with you in a car or pickup truck type vehicle. RECOMMENDED PURCHASE.
Angelica
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2018
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.
Bill W
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2017
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!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2016
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.
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