Bow Case Price Point?

[Okiehunter]

I have not found a “great” way to carry a bow on a UTV. So, I have designed a conceptual “bow box” to carry two bows in the back of my Polaris Ranger. We will be building a prototype in the next couple of weeks. Looking at diamond-plate, similar to a toolbox.

My question is, if we were to take such a bow “box” to market what is the price choke point for most guys. I know you (or anyone) have not seen it but it will be lockable, rain and dust proof, hold two bows, a dozen or more arrows and have room for other stuff like a few cloths, gloves, extra release, range finder, binoculars, etc.

Would you pay $200, $300, $500 or more – what is the choke point?

[gatorgar]

So a tool box with bow holders in it?

[Twztid]

So a tool box with bow holders in it?

Lmao! Sorry....my choke point is my 60$ hard case I throw in the back of the ranger...it's held between the rear jump seat and ice chest...I carry it in a soft case anytime else.

[TEXophilite7]

I like this concept. I'm sure it would appeal to most people but pricing it is the tricky part. A standard bow case, which nearly every bowhunter has, is between $40-$200. That being said, unless they are super serious about rigging out their utv, it may prove difficult to compete with a product that has this $200 price point. I imagine folks are comfortable with what they are working with now. I would love to see it after you get a patent.

Again, I like the concept and this might be the perfect accessory for hunting outfitters. I can personally say that carrying a bow when you have 5 guys in let's say a Polaris Ranger, can be a bit cumbersome. So I see a great opportunity to rig out these outfitter utv's with your product. I expect outfitters would pay between $200-$400 for something that their clients would use on a daily basis!