Rage Cage Accessory Case Review
- Holds up to six Rage 2-blade or 3-blade broadheads
- Room for two plastic Shock Collar tubes alongside the heads
- Zippered EVA shell and blade-friendly foam insert, 1.6 oz
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A pocket-size, zippered EVA case that keeps up to six Rage broadheads and spare Shock Collars together and off each other's edges. Here's what it holds, and what it doesn't.
Quick verdict
The Rage Cage is designed for one job: keeping up to six Rage broadheads and two tubes of Shock Collars together in a zippered EVA case small enough for a pocket. A foam insert holds each head in place so blades aren't knocking together. It's a Rage-specific organizer, though, so it only makes sense if Rage heads are what you shoot.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Holds up to six Rage 2-blade or 3-blade broadheads
- Room for two plastic Shock Collar tubes, so spares travel with the heads
- Foam insert holds heads in place and is designed to be blade friendly
- Zippered, molded EVA shell shields edges from bumps in a pack
- Weighs 1.6 oz and fits in a pocket or fanny pack
What could be better
- Built around Rage heads; fit for other brands isn't specified
- Only 2-blade and 3-blade heads are named, so 4-blade fit isn't confirmed
- Six heads is the limit, which may not cover a full season's kit
- Soft-shell case, not a hard, crush-proof box
Key features, explained
What it holds
The Rage Cage is sized around Rage's own gear. According to Rage, the case holds up to six 2-blade or 3-blade Rage broadheads plus two plastic Shock Collar tubes. That pairing is the point: collars are what keep Rage blades closed before impact, so storing spares next to the heads means you can re-collar a head away from home. The 4-blade Extreme isn't named in the fit list, so check the slots before relying on the case for that head.
Foam insert and blade protection
Inside, a foam insert holds each head in place. Rage describes it as blade friendly, and the reason is easy to see. Loose broadheads in a pocket or pack rub against each other and against other gear, which dulls edges and can nick blades. By locking each head in its own spot, the case is designed to eliminate that wear and protect the edges you set up at home until you thread a head onto an arrow.
Zippered EVA shell
The shell is molded EVA in gray, with a zipper closure and an embossed Rage logo on the lid. EVA is a firm, lightweight foam common in protective cases: it absorbs knocks and holds its shape. It is still classed as a soft-shell case rather than a hard, crush-proof box, so don't pack it under heavy gear. For carrying broadheads on your person or in a day pack, it strikes a sensible balance between protection and weight.
Pocket-size and light
At 1.6 ounces, the case adds next to nothing to your load. Rage says it fits easily in a fanny pack or a pocket, which makes it practical to keep spare heads with you on stand or on a stalk instead of leaving them in the truck. It's also a tidy way to keep hunting heads separate from the ones you practice with, so the sharpest blades are always the ones you grab.
Rage Cage Accessory Case specs
| Brand | Rage (FeraDyne) |
|---|---|
| Part number | R32110 |
| Type | Broadhead and accessory carrying case |
| Capacity | Up to 6 Rage 2-blade or 3-blade broadheads |
| Accessory storage | 2 plastic Shock Collar tubes |
| Shell | Molded EVA, soft shell |
| Closure | Zipper |
| Interior | Foam insert |
| Color | Gray |
| Weight | 1.6 ounces |
| Warranty | Limited warranty |
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Who should buy it?
Great for
- Rage shooters who carry spare heads into the field
- Keeping fresh hunting heads separate from practice heads
- Hunters who travel light with a fanny pack or a jacket pocket
Skip it if
- You don't shoot Rage broadheads
- You need to store more than six heads in one case
- You want a hard-shell, crush-proof case
Frequently asked questions
How many broadheads does the Rage Cage hold?
Up to six Rage 2-blade or 3-blade broadheads, plus two plastic Shock Collar tubes. A foam insert holds each head in place.
Does the Rage Cage fit other brands of broadheads?
Rage designed it for its own heads and only names Rage 2-blade and 3-blade models. Other brands may not sit properly in the foam insert, so don't count on it.
Will the Rage Extreme 4-Blade fit in the Rage Cage?
Rage doesn't say. The fit list names 2-blade and 3-blade heads only, so test the foam slots with a 4-blade head before you rely on the case for it.
Is the Rage Cage a hard case?
No. It's a zippered, molded EVA case, firm enough to shield blades from bumps but classed as a soft shell. Most of its protection comes from the foam insert that keeps heads apart.
Does the Rage Cage fit in a pocket?
Rage says it's compact enough for a pocket or fanny pack, and the case itself weighs just 1.6 ounces.
Final verdict
The Rage Cage is a simple accessory that solves a real problem: loose broadheads dull each other, and spare collars tend to go missing. Six slots, room for two Shock Collar tubes, a blade-friendly foam insert and a 1.6-ounce zippered EVA shell make it an easy add-on for anyone already shooting Rage heads. It isn't a universal broadhead case, so if you shoot other brands, look elsewhere.
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