The 10 Best Bow Cases

As its name suggests, the Case Club Waterproof (about $225) can survive a dip in the drink without ruining all of the valuable equipment it holds. If liquid does happen to get in, though, there's a silica gel canister inside to soak up all that moisture and prevent rust.

If you don't need a hard case that can stand being run over by a steamroller, the Allen Company Gear Fit X (around $58) is a smart and versatile option. Made of durable canvas, it has tons of room for everything you want to carry, thanks to its 10 accessories pockets.

The Plano Protector (about $139) is a compact option that uses a PillarLock system to keep its integrity under pressure, so there's no need to fret about your stuff accidentally getting crushed while traveling, enabling you to enjoy worry-free flights.

The SKB Hunter Series (about $158) has plush-lined EBS inserts to absorb impacts in case you accidentally drop it due to having tired hands after a day of practice. Your arrows will be cradled as well, thanks to the water-cut foam organizers inside.

If you have a lot of high-dollar archery paraphernalia, you probably won't trust the SAS Deluxe (around $40) to keep it safe, as it's only made of soft nylon. However, if you just want something to make transportation easier, it's a smart choice that won't break the bank.

The Allen Company Gear Fit Pro (about $139) is a great way to schlep your equipment from point A to point B, even though it may only offer limited protection. The padded grip lets you snatch it up in a hurry without putting undue pressure on your mitts.

Made of extremely durable plastic, the SKB Injection-Molded (about $285) is fantastic at keeping dust, water, and other undesirable particles from entering the case and damaging your valuable gear. The latches stay closed even when it's handled roughly.

The Plano Parallel Limb (appx. $64) is incredibly customizable, allowing you to move the included pillars to suit your personal equipment. It's ideal for archers who have multiple bows, or those who want to share their case with a fellow sportsman.

Your hunting gear will have plenty of legroom inside the Flambeau Outdoors Safeshot (appx. $51), as it's one of the roomier options available for compound bows. That makes it a little bulky to travel with, but at least you'll be able to lug around all your stuff in one package.

The striking 30-06 Outdoors Bloodline (around $85) is made of black water-resistant nylon with red stitching, helping it to stand out from all the other boring plastic models out there — and the intimidating logo on the side lets your competition know you mean business.