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Trophy Line Neoprene Saddle Modifiation

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Wall hanger

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Has anyone ever cut the neoprene out of a trophyLine saddle? I am thinking about cutting mine out so it’s less bulky. It doesn’t seem to be attached to the outer layer of fabric. Any thoughts?
 
Hmm, I noticed that the other day. How committed to doing this are you..?
I will definately give this some thought.
I have a few other ideas I'm working on doing to mine.
 
Redfeather said:
Hmm, I noticed that the other day. How committed to doing this are you..?
I will definately give this some thought.
I have a few other ideas I'm working on doing to mine.
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I’m pretty committed on trying it but just wanted some feedback first. I already cut off my leg straps and added shoulder straps but I just don’t like the bulk the neoprene adds.
 
I removed the neoprene and i like it a lot better. The outer layer of fabric seems really strong so hopefully that holds up. It’s way more compact when I fold it up and feels better when I’m wearing it. I’m going to do some testing this week from a tree to see how everything feels with my full body weight on it.
 
Wall hanger said:
I removed the neoprene and i like it a lot better. The outer layer of fabric seems really strong so hopefully that holds up. It’s way more compact when I fold it up and feels better when I’m wearing it. I’m going to do some testing this week from a tree to see how everything feels with my full body weight on it.
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Could you post a pic...?
 
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