Who has them and what do you think of them? Objective comparisons would be nice. I.e., I have both Latitude and EWO knee pads and I think...
I’m interested in these as well. Have you used knee pads before? I wouldn’t have anything to compare them to but I’m wanting to give knee pads a shot.Who has them and what do you think of them? Objective comparisons would be nice. I.e., I have both Latitude and EWO knee pads and I think...
Used Latitudes and both the old and new Trophylines in the past. Only real gripe with any of them is that they are too fallie-downie when walking in. I know I could just pack them in but then... I'd have to pick them in.I’m interested in these as well. Have you used knee pads before? I wouldn’t have anything to compare them to but I’m wanting to give knee pads a shot.
Used Latitudes and both the old and new Trophylines in the past. Only real gripe with any of them is that they are too fallie-downie when walking in. I know I could just pack them in but then... I'd have to pick them in.
No I hate walking with them on. I put them on once I get to the tree, along with my saddle. I don’t like to wear anything in. I have everything in my pack in the order that I put it on and it’s a system that works for me. The only “problem” with this system is that I’m always carrying a pack of some kind. But then I figure i have everything always ready no matter what way im hunting that particular day. Tradeoffs to everything.I’ve never been completely happy with kneepads. So I ditched them for a knee pad, last week I picked this one up, it’s thicker & more compact than my last one
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Do you put them on at the truck & hike in with them, if so why?
On a long sit my knees only contact the tree for a bit right in the center or slightly off. Is anyone else using them for other purposes ( climbing or something)?
I’ve never been completely happy with kneepads. So I ditched them for a knee pad, last week I picked this one up, it’s thicker & more compact than my last one
So for you kneepad guys, a couple quick questions…..CRUZR Knees-Ease™ Pad
Protect your knees from impact and injuries with our top-quality knee pads. Perfect for all your hunting activities. Shop now!www.cruzr.shop
Do you put them on at the truck & hike in with them, if so why?
On a long sit my knees only contact the tree for a bit right in the center or slightly off. Is anyone else using them for other purposes ( climbing or something)?
I’ve never been completely happy with kneepads. So I ditched them for a knee pad, last week I picked this one up, it’s thicker & more compact than my last one
So for you kneepad guys, a couple quick questions…..CRUZR Knees-Ease™ Pad
Protect your knees from impact and injuries with our top-quality knee pads. Perfect for all your hunting activities. Shop now!www.cruzr.shop
Do you put them on at the truck & hike in with them, if so why?
On a long sit my knees only contact the tree for a bit right in the center or slightly off. Is anyone else using them for other purposes ( climbing or something)?
Fair enough, I can see the appeal of above mentioned benefits. My hunting pants for most of the season have built in knee pads & I like that. Just wondering if it was a pain to wear them strapped on all the time, seems like the biggest complaint is hiking not on stand….My knees contact the tree a lot, especially when climbing and maneuvering for a shot. I wear them all the time in the woods now, usually my Arc'teryx if I know I'll be walking a lot or still hunting. I like the ability to kneel down or crawl under brush without getting my pants wet.