Plano Bow Max Custodia compatta per frecce, trasparente, custodia per accessori per tiro con l'arco e tiro con l'arco, custodia rigida per arco, contiene fino a 28 frecce, organizzazione personalizzabile

Name: Plano Bow Max Custodia compatta per frecce, trasparente, custodia per accessori per tiro con l'arco e tiro con l'arco, custodia rigida per arco, contiene fino a 28 frecce, organizzazione personalizzabile
Brand: Plano
SKU: 0024099111270
Price: 97.96 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Plano

3.6/5

€
97.96

Specifiche: 36,38 L x 3,19 A

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EAN: 0024099111270

Categories: Sport e tempo libero, Caccia e pesca, Pesca, Scatole di attrezzatura,

Specifiche: 36,38 L x 3,19 A

Brand	Plano
Brand Name	‎Plano
Color	Clear
Color	‎Clear
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 446 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎Arrow Case
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎1 x 1 x 1 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH	1 x 1 x 1 inches
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎40 x 8 x 4 inches
Item Weight	0.05 Pounds
Item Weight	‎0.05 Pounds
Manufacturer	‎Plano
Material	Blend
Material	‎Blend
Model Name	‎112700
Number of Items	‎1
Package Weight	‎1.61 Kilograms
Part Number	‎112700
Size	‎37in. x 7.5in. x 3in.
Sport Type	‎hunting
Style	‎Compact Arrow Case
Suggested Users	‎unisex-adult
Warranty Description	‎Manufacturer Warranty

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Scritto da: WRP

GREAT case!

EXCELLENT!!! Just received the case today & ran to get the arrows to place in it. Packaging: Case didn't come packaged in any Plano brand/display box. Just came packed in Amazon box with some paper around it. No problem as it arrived damage free. Item: Built-in recessed grips to grab the case by. 2 holes for locks. Latches are great. Look to be the same latches used on their tackle trays & other Plano boxes. Secure & sturdy enough for field use. The lid has two decently sized hinges that, again, mimic the hinge construction used in their tackle boxes/trays. I have a good history with those working well over time. The foam insert inside is loose but the arrow case has short partitions to keep the foam from sliding from end to end. Each end has a plastic, movable/re position-able, partition to allow for storage of small items at either end of the case. The case ALSO includes 2 small boxes; one is a multi-compartment small box with a latch (for tips, knocks, etc... & the other has a foam insert that looks ideal for broadheads. The arrows rest in the 6 slits @ the foam & there is enough room to stack multiple arrows high; 12 looks to be no problem for the case. My only drawback is that my full length [30" draw] (uncut) arrows with field points are about 1/8-1/4" too long to fit in the case with the partitions all the way extended & the 2 small cases inserted. Had to remove the field points though my tips are a little longer than most so I might look & see if I have any shorter ones available. It was a close fit but not quite. Overall, I still LOVE the case. Waiting to see if it fit's the case pocket in my bowcase as the final test ... tonight. One last thing I JUST noticed is that one of the plastic dividers has a built in broadhead removal tool! Too cool! Oh, and they have molded feet to make them stack-able too.

Scritto da: Jacob

Will not hold 28 arrows as advertised

First, I want to say that the storage box is quality made. It's not flimsy and the latches seemed to be well-made. I like that it came with the smaller storage containers inside for broadheads and miscellaneous parts (extra string dampeners, d-loops, etc). The slotted foam can also be moved within the box to accommodate the length of your arrows....nice touch. I sent this back for a couple reasons. 1) It will not hold 28 arrows as the description says. There are six slots cut into the foam pieces. In order to get 28 arrows you would have to have the 4 middle slots holding 5 arrows while the 2 outer slots only hold 4. I could not get 5 arrows to stack in any of the slots without jamming them together and bending up my vanes (I'm using Blazers). The point of the foam inserts is to hold the arrows in place without them beating around against each other.....protection, right? The shafts may not be touching, but the vanes have to be pushed out of the way to get 5 arrows in each slot. That defeats the purpose of protecting the arrows (which includes the vanes) if they have to be pushed out of the way. 2) The broadhead storage box inside is a nice touch. I like having everything secured in the same place. What I don't like is that the foam in that little box is only around the perimeter. There's a giant oval hole all the way through the foam. It would work great for fixed-blade broadheads, but totally useless on mechanical heads. You can replace the foam pieces and it would be a great storage box. Plenty of length and everything you need in one place. you can simply put less arrows in it and it would be fine...but it wouldn't hold 28 arrows as advertised. You can replace the foam in the broadhead box and use it for mechanical heads, but why should I have to do that? Seems like it took more effort to cut the center out of that piece of foam. Why not just leave it there and it would work for either fixed or mechanical heads?

Scritto da: Viva

Solid case for a good price

I really like this case. I keep about 24 arrows in it at any time, extra parts (arrow, inserts, knocks, glue, etc...) in the little cases and separators. My arrows are only 27 ½” plus the tip, but I do keep a few uncut arrows in the case that are over 30”. I also have wrenches and any number of random things floating around the case all the time. I was really surprised by how well everything compacts into the case and by stacking the arrows staggered you shouldn't hurt any fletching. The foam holding the arrows in place has to be separated when you get it (at least mine did, was perforated just had to be pulled apart to accept the arrows) and it will push out as arrows are place between it but I haven’t found any issues with how it holds my arrows. My big concern was the snap to close hinges on the outside. I don't know how many different plastic snap to close hinges I have used fail on me in a blaze of glory by snapping into several shards of plastic from just being used several times, let alone hundreds. I have been using this case daily since I received it and I can say the hinges feel very solid. I have no concern that the whole case will last me years to come. Can’t beat it for the price. Pros: - Compact for fitting 28 arrows and all the other crap you know you lug around with your arrows. - Solid constructions, hinges feel solid. - Nice dividers and cases for you small parts and other little accessories. - Can add lock if needed. - Area for Broadheads. - Good price Cons: - None thus far, I will updated if that changes.

Scritto da: rusty

No complaints.

Nothing wrong with it, no complaints.

Scritto da: n city

Decent and well made

I am using this for crossbow arrows 20 and 18 inches. It is well made and worth the money to hold two dozen arrows. The only downside is that the internal spacers fit tight in a mold for different lengths. I would not buy for 18inch arrows or less as they will only be secured in the foam insert that holds them. I bought because I wanted something to hold my broadheads, nocks, and inserts in one place. With only two dozen arrows it is fine, no way i could get 28 in without bending the fletching.

Scritto da: rod d.

Solid case

Great case , yes I would buy again

Scritto da: Damien

Good quality

Good quality, solid.

Scritto da: Jason

love it

perfectly fits in my soft shell case, holds almost 30 arrows comfortably (depending on what size you're running). compact enough and convenient. excellent purchase