First and foremost, this was intentionally meant to be an arrow case. But the sheer size of it allows it to be used for multiple purposes. For me, I use it strictly to hold my 17 arrows snuggly, securely, and safely. I also keep my archery T-Square and extra targets in it, as well.
ARROW CONTAINMENT:
But just speaking about holding the arrows, they are secured to both the top and bottom of the case via snug foam blocks (included) that have slits to put in the arrows. I would recommend placing the arrows in point-to-fletching alternating fashion. I would also recommend only stacking 2 arrows vertically per slit...though you can stack it to three...it just starts to get snug at that point in terms of setting the fletching so they don't compress each other. I use it to to hold my 31" Albertu's, 30" Easton Jazz, And 32" Victory's.
FOAM BLOCKS:
The aforementioned foam blocks are very movable, but snug. I haven't had to glue them down...which is good for me since I can adjust the configuration as necessary.
ADDITIONAL COMPARTMENTS:
Besides the area for arrows, there are 4 fair sized compartments where you can store extra tools and trinkets. I personally use them for my arm guard and glove when traveling. They extend the whole height of the case...so there is ample vertical space.
DURABILITY:
If you are looking for the next best doomsday case that can survive a nuclear apocalypse go find the newest kevlar lined, 89mm thick steel, blast-proof case...or buy a safe. But if you are looking for a case that can keep your arrows safe on a day to day basis...you get the idea. This case has a sturdy plastic-based construction. I mean of course one "could" break through the plastic if they really wanted to but I wouldn't be too worried if it ever dropped or some things were placed on top of it. Of course common sense needs to be employed (such as not making this thing the bottom-most part of a giant pile). I'm confident in it. On top of that, the snap hinges are not the common "folded-plastic" kind of hinge. It's an actual door-style hinge (all plastic as well). It also features small holes on both hinge points to add a traveling-sized padlock. Finally, I just appreciate it's very professional-but-simple appearance.
ALTERNATE USES:
There are two main alternate uses one can do with this case that some folks have done with it (not me personally since I have a long case for my bow) =
1. Have arrows on the top but remove the foam blocks at the bottom to keep your quiver.
2. Again, have arrows on top, but buy a giant piece of foam, cut it into the shape of the case, then cut spaces that can hold your takedown recurve riser and limbs.
| Handle Type | Wrap Handle |
|---|---|
| Number of Compartments | 4 |
| Shell Type | Soft |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 37 x 11 x 6 inches |
| Package Weight | 2.5 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 37 x 5.5 x 10.5 inches |
| Brand Name | MTM |
| Model Name | Mtm Arrow Plus Case |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | MTM Case-Gard |
| Part Number | BH35-40 |
| Style | Arrow Plus Case |
| Size | One Size |
