October Mountain TakeDown Case Black

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out of 5, based on 8 reviews

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This case wasn’t what I was expecting, but it works for me. I have an OMP Explorer 2.0 Recurve Take-Down that is 54″ and it fits the limbs and the riser in the sleeves and it is able to fit a stringer, arm guard, and shooting glove in the pockets. I wish they had another sleeve to put the separate limbs in so they didn’t scrap together, or even if they replaced it with Velcro or something.The inside pockets are 5.25″ x 7″ and 10.75″ x 7″. The sleeves are about 20″ with 2″ of extra room from the top. The material is soft of the inside except for the pockets.I apologize for the quality of the picture. I figured I should post one for future viewers. Hope it helps!

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been searching for several months for something like this. It holds each limb in its own pocket to prevent scratching. And wide enough that my riser with a sight, fits ! extra pockets to hold accessories and like the removable interior pouches to customize my preferences.

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I have a Samick recurve takedown and it fits into the case perfectly. There are two internal pouches, one for the the limbs and one for the body. Also room for other accesories and stuff. This is a great bag!

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Nice for a take down but too small for an Olympic recurve. Won’t house a stabilizer nor an arrow case.

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I have a 66 inch recurve take down and it’s a bit hard to fit it all in. The bag has two long open bags to put the center of the bow in one and the ends of the bow in the other but the ends curve and hit the centers making it a but snug for my comfort. I’m hoping it will get a bit worn and stretch to fit better. Very thing else about it is great. nice materials.

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The case is adequate for the purpose. It seems to be well constructed and durable but it would be much better if it had adjustable straps (velcro) on the inside to secure the bow riser and limbs.

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It is what it is. There is a strong chemical smell outgassing from the interior, even a month later. PSE Razorback 62′ barely fits w/ no wood-on-wood contact due to flexibility of soft bag. $30-ish is a fair price. $40-ish would be too much.

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Very disappointed. My 62″ samick phantom takedown does not fit in the case. There is two sleeves for limbs and none for riser. I don’t see how someone could put a bow in this bag and not expect to have wood on wood contact. The worst problem is if I return it, it will cost me half of what I payed for the bag. I don’t recommend this bag but unfortunately I am stuck with it.