Parallel Limb Bow Case

We require a minimum quantity of 10 to modify an insert or create a new one so that option is likely off the table. This case has a base depth of 4.51" (top of the base to the bottom plastic). However we have glued 2.25" thick convolute foam at the bottom, so the total "air space" is about 2.26". With that said the convoluted foam at the bottom is intended to compress up to 1", so usable area is around 3.25" total.

The lid on the other hand is 1.71" deep total. The lid has a lot going on, but you will note the foam pretty much comes right up to the lip so the whole thickness of the lid is filled with foam.

As soon as the canister is taken out of the sealed bag it will begin to function.

After that, the directions to the silica gel canister are actually stamped right into the tin on the outside. In short there is a window in the middle of the canister in which you can see the bead's color on the inside. The beads will start one color and as they absorb moisture overtime change to a different color. Once the beads are saturated the whole canister can be popped into an oven and baked for 3 hours at 350F which will remove the moisture and rejuvenate the beads (changing them back to their dry color). Assuming you follow the directions on the outside of the tin, the rejuvenation process can be done indefinitely. The time it takes for the beads to change color and require an oven bake will heavily depend on how humid the environment is. If you are asking from Florida you can expect to do this process often while an Arizona resident may never have to.

Yes, we can build a custom case based on this design. Be advised the cost will be more due to the custom engineering involved. Email sales@caseclub.com for more information on the cost and how to get started.

This case has no Velcro straps. The bow is held in place by convolute foam on each side of the lid which holds down the axles.