
Excalibur Tomb Case
This is the case to take anywhere with the confidence that your product is protected. External Dimensions: 25.2” × 35.43” × 7.87” Inside Pockets (3): 7.6” Width × 1.6” Depth × 8” Height Exterior Pocket: 7.8” Width × 3.5” Depth × 22.8” Height
Description
Due to the rugged environments hunters thrive in, the Tomb Case enables you to transport your crossbow securely in a padded, compact, and versatile case.
- Complete with shoulder straps to convert the case to a backpack.
- Utilize either of the two external handles to make this your perfect go anywhere, do anything, utility case.
- This multifunctional utility case has more than enough storage capacity for your crossbow and all necessary hunting equipment making it your ideal carry case for any hunt.
- The Tomb’s main compartment comes padded with two Velcro straps to securely hold your bow in place.
- The three main internal pockets are accessible externally by ultra-strong zippers with rugged style pull cords. Additional storage compartments include three internal pouches and two internal sleeves.
- Constructed of heavy-duty 1000D Cordura nylon.
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