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Introducing the 2017 Aero Hunter Kestrel

Looks good but I also want to see the back belt and how it connects and works with the saddle.

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diff74 said:
Looks good but I also want to see the back belt and how it connects and works with the saddle.

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Would like to know as well.

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justsomedude said:
You can use your SitDrag for a backband ;)
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I'm already running one under my but and one about my kidneys. You would be surprised how comfortable it is. Depending on what the back support belt is made like I will probably be using a sit drag as a back rest. That said a back support belt that doubles as a sling to carry lone wolf sticks would be really nice.
 
g2outdoors said:
I'm in the same boat. I think I'll hold off and see what people think. I'm not crazy about those tiny lineman loops. I think I'd end up using the main loops.

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A little larger would be nice but the location is good for those that like to be real close to the tree.
 
g2outdoors said:
I'm in the same boat. I think I'll hold off and see what people think. I'm not crazy about those tiny lineman loops. I think I'd end up using the main loops.
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You won't have any trouble with the lineman loops, you will have more issue using the bridge loops, especial when transitioning between linesman belt and connecting the bridge to the tree strap.

Here is a video of the saddle at the tree, I use a spliced eye bridge in this video. This is not the best video but for those of you asking about the back band, it can been seen at the end of the video.

Thanks,
Boswell
 
I might have to knock off a liquor store so I can afford this before season starts..... I am not liking the idea of waiting until after Christmas.


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IkemanTX said:
I might have to knock off a liquor store so I can afford this before season starts..... I am not liking the idea of waiting until after Christmas.


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Lol !!! This thread has brought out the best in everyone.
 
g2outdoors said:
I think this is the one we all want. It's nearly perfect.

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I said I probably wouldn't be getting one this year but after watching those vids again I may have to find a way to get one I definitely love the fact that it is built with safety in mind and it's not much heavier than a rigged out Sitdrag. A spliced amsteel bridge would work perfect on it too.


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