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Introducing the 2017 Aero Hunter Kestrel

Looks so nice! Great job as usual on the videos Boswell!


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flinginairos said:
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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Agreed. I can already see how I'd modify it for me. An Amsteel bridge for sure, and I'd do something with the leg straps.

Here's what I really love about it: for folks new to the Saddle scene, this thing is ready to provide a true saddle experience right out of the box.

No scary modifications that require sewing, or 10,000 adjustment buckles with straps. It's a simple, straightforward, bombproof, and most of all, safe saddle.

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Boudreaux said:
Here it is, the Kestrel.
This is a Saddlehunter special preview!


Saddle only (including bridge) just under 3lbs, MSRP $245
Complete System (saddle, bridge, tree strap, linemans belt and back band) right around 3.5lbs MSRP $350.

All rope will be the Samson Predator rope and we will be using new Fusion Carabiner.

If you need more than a saddle but less than the complete system you will be able to purchase what you need individually.
Kestrel Saddle, Size 1 or Size 2 245.00
Linemans Belt 39.50
Tree Strap 6 ft 39.50
Tree Strap 12 ft 43.25
Back Band 29.50
Molle Hardware Set of 4 8.00
Camo Gear Bag 26.75

All pre orders (between Aug 16 and Aug 31st) will get $20 off

Thanks,
Boswell
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Thank you !!

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Looks great. I don't need another saddle but it is soooo tempting....


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Well crap now I have to figure out how to get this to the house without the wife figuring out.


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At the Eberhart workshop, lots of interest in this , for new saddle hunters. Absolutely an awesome saddle.

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Crap now I need to decide if I want want to exchange the one that is supposed to be here on Thursday.
 
Someone post some dadgum pictures of this Kestrel.
I'm at work and Uncle Sam won't let me watch YouTube vids...
 
It looks like the back support could easily be used to carry climbing sticks for those that like to use a sling. I will keep the leg straps like they are for a while. Maybe add some stealth strip on them to keep noise down.
 
Looks very attractive. I definitely want one just don't know if I will get it now or later. May need to sell my Small neoprene Trophy Line saddle..... Hmm. Man why does this always have to cost money! Ha. Thanks Boswell. Looks like yall did a great job.

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John was impressed, and he's old school saddle, so you sure did well.

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g2outdoors said:
Agreed. I can already see how I'd modify it for me. An Amsteel bridge for sure, and I'd do something with the leg straps.

Here's what I really love about it: for folks new to the Saddle scene, this thing is ready to provide a true saddle experience right out of the box.

No scary modifications that require sewing, or 10,000 adjustment buckles with straps. It's a simple, straightforward, bombproof, and most of all, safe saddle.

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Bingo!


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For those already saddle hunting do you think the Comfort will be there without the padding
 
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