Travel case

[Buckeye1977]

Wondering if anyone can suggest a decent travel case for a 58" takedown Chinook. Never had a two piece bow so not sure who makes a decent case for travel for that type bow. Will most likely just be traveling in a vehicle on out of state hunts so doesn't have to be bomb proof just something with decent padding and not too bulky. Thanks

[Roadkill]

PVC tube.  Wrap it up, slide it in-put caps on it to keep it dry and dust free.  My three piece fits in a tube which I'd packed in a modified long military sea bag.  Boots on the bottom, tube in center, clothes packed around the tube, pack on top, closed, locked and put on the plane   No problems

[V I Archer]

my wife bought me a far north case for my longbow.  great case with room inside for a tube of arrows as well.

3 rivers had a few nice looking cases you may want to look at.

[ChuckC]

I just met a couple of the ladies selling far north cases.  I don't need one but took some liberties checking out their cases.  I was totally impressed with the design and quality and based on that would highly recommend their products.  I have no idea on their prices.

[Buckeye1977]

I've been checking out the far north cases today and they look really well made.

[David McLendon]

I use Rod Jenkins Safari Tuff Rhino cases for my takedowns both 2 and 3 piece.

[Gdpolk]

Cheap and effective:
Home made PVC tube

Moderate cost and nice:
3-rivers...theres one in the classifieds right now for $100
Fly rod case
Etc

Best of the best
Far North Archery for about $145.  They are basically a PVC tube, lined and refined with a great organization.

[nineworlds9]

Far North or Safari Tuff are excellent, or 3Rivers.

Home made wise I've done a 2pc by putting on part in a bow sock...then twist the sock in the middle a few times...slide the other half in...then fold this package in half and slide into a PVC with caps...voila!