Legend Artemis Archery Backpack for Recurve Bow – Professional Bow Backpack for Travels – Storage Pockets for Gear & Accessories – Protective Foam Padding – Comes with Arrow Tube Case – 11″x8″x27″

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1. Steven L. Verified Buyer – 21 November 2024

   Great bag. Love how it comes with an arrow tube and a long zip-up pouch to fit a riser and two limbs. My only complaint is the lack of pockets and the pockets it does come with are a little small. It’s hard to fit my hand in to reach for small accessories like a plunger and I have very long slender fingers. The space in the bag is nice though. I was able to fit my Olympic bow, a set of stabilizers (long piece can fit into the arrow tube), back quiver, hip quiver, arm guards, targets, T-ruler, and more.
   

2. Sarah Aquino Verified Buyer – 3 January 2025

   This bag is not only affordably but it’s surprisingly a decent quality bag. If you’re a beginning archer that wants to store and transport your equipment without buying a bag that costs more than your actual archery setup, this is probably the bag for you. I like the simple plain look. It doesn’t have the screaming, sporty look. It has one main compartment, and in the inside of the main flap are three interior pockets that seal with Velcro. The pockets on my bag don’t look as nice as the picture but they function just fine. It also comes with a riser and limb sleeve. I’m able to fit limbs and risers into the sleeve but it’s a little awkward for my equipment.
   The bag is basically one main compartment.
   There’s not much for organization but I can easily fit a small tackle box for all the little odds and ends I might need. It also fits my quiver where I usually store my tabs and range tools. Perfect for my needs and setup. I may upgrade in the future but I would rather save the money for bow upgrades or more arrows.
   

3. Toni Verified Buyer – 22 January 2025

   Nice bag so far. I was easily able to fit all the thing I needed into the bag, I’m a bit of an organization fiend so would like more pockets, but I knew what I was buying and for the price range I was looking in (max $50), this is the most versatile I could find. I easily and safely fit my own take down recurve, hip quiver with all it’s contents, 18 arrows, stabilizer, sight, stringer, wax in. Then I was still able to fit a little bag of tools in the main pocket, and my kid’s little beginner recurve bow, which doesn’t come apart, so I poked it through the hole for the arrow tube to fit it.

   The bag looks to be of good quality overall, from looking at the straps and back-contact area, I would say it’s not appropriate for wearing for long stretches of hiking for example, but a nice, easy way to safely transport the kit to and from the range.
   

4. Michael C Brown Verified Buyer – 23 March 2025

   This is a good entry level model. Only fits one set of limbs fit. The material is thinner but acceptable then the larger model. However it is small and more portable. It will pack in another suit case for travel, I recommend it for youth but get the larger model if you have two limbs,
   

5. R. Minardi Verified Buyer – 14 April 2025

   This pack is unbeatable for the price! It fits two sets of arrows in the incorporated hard plastic screw-top arrow tube, my 62″ take-down bow limbs and riser, string wax, two bowstrings, a stabilizer, a finger tab, hip quiver, and an arm bracer with a bit of room to spare. There is an included removable padded pouch for the limbs and riser, and pockets for the small accessories and wax. It seems to be of sturdy, multi-layer construction, and keeps my shooting setup protected and portable. With this and a small block target, I can practice my marksmanship on the go without endangering my equipment.
   

6. G.L. Pease Verified Buyer – 21 April 2025

   I shoot a 25″ riser with long limbs, and everything I need for an outing fits well in this bag, including some tools, arm guard and tab, an extra string and my bow square. Arrow tube easily fits a dozen full length (32″) arrows. There’s not a lot of extra room, but I wanted something compact, and this fills my requirements well. I’m not sure, but I think XL limbs would even fit.

   Most importantly to me, it’s comfortable and easy to carry, either over one shoulder for short distances or as a backpack for longer treks, and the handle is convenient as well. It’s nicely constructed, and the zippers are good quality. It should last many seasons of shooting. Exactly what I was looking for.