Elevation builds the Mathews-licensed case line, and the ARC is the one cut to the dimensions of the ARC 30. Slate-grey ripstop shell, Mathews oval on the front pocket, ARC across the lower panel—it looks like it belongs with the bow because it was designed alongside it. Interior runs 40.5 x 18 x 4 inches with thick padding throughout. Dual padded top handles and a removable shoulder strap for the walk from the truck. Two full-length exterior zip pockets swallow arrows, a release, a rangefinder, and the rest of the tackle you never quite finish sorting. THE ACCESSORY POUCH IS THE PART TO NOTICE Most bow cases sew their organization into the lid. This one gives you a standalone zip-around pouch that lifts straight out—black ripstop, its own carry handle, and zippered mesh compartments across both interior panels. Pull it out and it works as your bench kit at the range or the pro shop without dragging the whole case in. Leave it in and it keeps the small parts from migrating into the bottom of the bag. FEATURES Internal dimensions 40.5" x 18" x 4" Thick interior padding throughout Dual comfort carry handles plus removable shoulder strap Two full-length exterior zip storage pockets Removable zip-around accessory pouch with mesh organizer panels Slate finish with Mathews and ARC branding Designed to complement the Mathews ARC 30 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Will the Elevation ARC case fit my bow?Measure the overall length of your bow—cam to cam at the furthest points, not axle-to-axle—and compare it against the 40.5 inch interior. Axle-to-axle is the number on the spec sheet, but it is not the number that has to clear the zipper. Most Mathews hunting rigs fit comfortably; longer target setups may not. Is it only for the Mathews ARC 30?No. It was designed around the ARC 30 and the branding matches it, but nothing about the case is exclusive to that bow. Any rig that fits inside 40.5 x 18 x 4 inches will work, which covers most Mathews hunting bows. Can I check this case on a flight?We would not. This is a soft case built for the truck, the range, and the walk to the stand. Airline baggage handling calls for a hard case with lockable latches—most airlines require a hard-sided, locked case for archery equipment anyway. Use the ARC case for everything short of the airport. Does the accessory pouch come out?Yes. It is a fully separate zip-around pouch with its own handle and mesh organizer panels inside both halves. Carry it on its own or leave it in the case.
