TenPoint Crossbows Launches Two New Products at 2025 ATA Show

As modern crossbows become faster and more sophisticated, traveling with them becomes challenging.  Traditional compound cases don’t work well because top-end crossbows do not disassemble, and the bumps and knocks of travel using a soft case or suitcase usually have the scope out of whack upon arrival.  If that happens, you need the first morning of the hunt to re-sight your scope, assuming your destination has a target suitable for a high-speed bow.

Ultra Adaptable

TenPoint’s new hard case fits multiple crossbow platforms from traditional to reverse limb.  The foam liner is compartmentalized so that pieces of protective foam can be moved around for a snug fit and configuration.  Additionally, the foam padding has cutouts designed for a quiver, rangefinder, and other gear.  The case has five locking stations and wheels for easy transport and complete security.

AXIS XL Carbon Tripod

North American hunters are increasingly seeking a solid rest to ensure their arrows create the best accuracy possible, and the AXIS XL allows a crossbow hunter to take a solid, resting shot from a sitting to a standing position.  The woven carbon material creates strength and light weight for complete portability.  The AXIS XL has a smaller footprint than its competition so that you can stand the rest in a smaller space.

Big Mouth, Tight Grip

Multipurpose tripods are often designed for rifles, which have a forend that is narrower than that of crossbows.  Since the AXIS XL is designed for crossbows, it has a wide adjustment range to fit any crossbow.  The clamping action of the tripod will support the crossbow unassisted so that it can be oriented toward the most likely shooting position and allow the hunter to work game calls, rattling antlers, and other gear hands-free.  This tripod also makes an excellent “shooting bench” that’s very transportable and ideal for checking a scope’s zero before or after a hunt.  For complete details about the TenPoint hard case and AXIS XL tripod, visit www.TenPointCrossbows.com