Pelican Elite Bow Case | Assembly and Customization

The Pelican Air 1745 Elite Bow Case is expertly designed to meet the standards of every product that bares the Pelican name. Built with the trademark Pelican Air construction, it is up to 40 percent lighter than the competition, minimizing additional travel costs.

The exterior features six heavy duty, push button latches, including two TSA approved combo locks and four stainless steel padlock hasps, as well as wheels for easy transit. The interior components provide modular storage, allowing for a range of configurations for unique bows and accessory kits. Best of all, this Pelican bow case is backed by our lifetime guarantee.

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[mattwright]

1st off for all you V3X 33 users like myself, yes this case fits it with room to spare. 2nd, the bungees that tie your bow down are a pain, I simply bought webbing and G hooks from amazon and fixed that issue. 3rd, I wish the flap cover fit over the bow sight when it is strapped down but thats not an issue really, just me nit picking. 4th and final, the blocks really don’t do much at all and they should have just made the padding thick pick and pluck to make it fit more snugly. Besides those 3 things I am pleased with purchasing this case. The pros out-way the cons heavily in my opinion

[SocalRaptor]

My Hoyt RX4 Ultimate Carbon fit with room to spare. My sight is also extended all the way out. Great case. Thanks for the video on how to set it up. No instructions included with the case.

[lp]

Its good for flying, but its annoying for every day use. Should come with the arrow tube for this price.

[vanmartr]

Also mine didn’t come with extra bungee straps?

[dillon]

whats the optional pouch called that is seen on the flap that covers the bow?

[BushCampingTools]

But alas doesn't come with a bow LOL.But seriously, I use these cases for work and have for over 20 years plus and they are simply the best. You get what u pay for with their cases. I had a warranty issue once, the product had gone around the globe several times in and out of airports, I found a crack in the base. I rang an agent and guess what within a less than a week i had a replacement at no cost. The first tome I saw their products in Australia, I asked the guy how strong there were I wanted them for a caving expedition) he said watch this and then smashed one down on the concrete floor of the trade hall, LOL, I was sold right then and there!

[PetroD]

I found the blocking to not do much except hold the drop down flap off the bow.

[Skibby-]

Is there anywhere or anything for stabilizers

[jimvang]

Does anyone know if this could fit a 40-inch target bow?

[shotgroup]

I would of like to seen more molle webbing at the top to increase configuration options

[MrRay]

I own a photography and videography company, we must have 20 Pelican cases. love them but one thing that drives me crazy is the black interior... seems like no big deal but good god you need bright light to see whats what in them. Many years ago they offered a grey interior, far superior when looking for black/dark colored gear in a fight case

[avonlearebel]

“And I want to congratulate you on having to take your stabilizer on and off every time you want to put a bow in this case”

[vanmartr]

Next time you guys do an instructional video please have better camera angles, I can barely tell what is actually going on in the case.

[raymondwilson]

Will a Mathews Traverse fit in this case

[connorshen]

will a nine inch stabilizer fit on the bow in this case?

[duramaxguy]

I like all my pelican products. I bought this case and I'm not happy with these foam blocks. They flop around like crazy. I shouldn't have to make my own foam insert to keep my bow stable. The foam blocks to hold arrows flop around also. Cmon pelican you can do better! I might call customer service

[ryanayre]

Yeah, unsurprisingly, no shortage of glass half empty remarks below. Been using pelican products for almost 30 years. All of their gear allows for modification if you have half a creative bone. Yes, expensive, but $500 bucks protecting $4k of gear seams like a no brainer. Kind of like buying shit tires for your vehicles cause you want to save a few bucks. They also replace their gear when it breaks without all the BS other companies claim .Lifetime means lifetime.

[PetroD]

I am disappointed in this case. The lid flexes way too much. The webbing is not a smart design. Plastic rails would be much smarter. Finding extra pouches and holders is impossible. This is a $200 case at best.