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What saddles are the ladies using?

MattMan81

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Would like to hear from the biological females on what saddles have worked? Thinking about looking for something else to try for my daughter. She likes the kestrel I got her. But I see her shift some from time to tome.What is your daughter's, wife's, or you personally using?
 
I know a guy :sweatsmile: or should I say a lady..
Err I mean I’m not a biological woman but I can identify as whatever when necessary…..:sweatsmile:
seriously there aren’t many female saddle hunters on this forum. I think a couple use the Cruzr XC. My wife and most the ladies down here in Florida are using the huntress.
I believe CGM is making some saddles for ladies as well and H2 offers their slingshot in pink stitching (for ladies). A couple things to remember are ladies are typically a little shorter, with a flatter hip bone and more rear curvature. Most saddles that work for men will work for women but with less chance for hip pressure and more chance for pressure points in the back butt and upper thigh
 
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Fl Canopy Stalker said:
I know a guy :sweatsmile: or should I say a lady..
Err I mean I’m not a biological woman but I can identify as whatever when necessary…..:sweatsmile:
seriously there aren’t many female saddle hunters on this forum. I think a couple use the Cruzr XC. My wife and most the ladies down here in Florida are using the huntress.
I believe CGM is making some saddles for ladies as well and H2 offers their slingshot in pink stitching (for ladies). A couple things to remember are ladies are typically a little shorter, with a flatter hip bone and more rear curvature. Most saddles that work for men will work for women but with less chance for hip pressure and more chance for pressure points in the back butt and upper thigh
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Flcanopystalker has the most comfortable saddle on the market, not to mention the best made! i‘m pretty sure his wife would ensure hers would be just as comfortable as his! Good luck
 
Weldabeast said:
I can confirm stalkers wife's saddle is pretty comfortable...... We are all kinda swingers techniquly right?
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woodhuntingsaddles.com

Huntress Deluxe Saddle

An expandable spin on a classic design! This saddle was built with the Huntress in mind. Made with a pink camo interior and a standard camouflaged pattern exterior so you can easily identify your saddle from everyone else's. Linesman loops have pink interior webbing with reflective tracer...
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avgjoe said:
My daughter uses my old trophyline ambush (the OG). She wouldn’t be caught dead in a pink saddle…
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katiesmom said:
CRUZR XC. For the last three years. After trying 3 other saddles.

Yall, get over the pink thing...get it in camo or one of the solid colors....
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My daughter also really dislikes the whole pink camo thing. I can guarantee she wouldn't be caught dead in a pink saddle either.
 
Thanks for the feedback guys. My ladies saddle doesn’t use pink camo on the outside but now with all this feedback, I’ll be looking at something else for the inside material as well.
 
Any testimonials from ladies using Drey hammocks? The hammock is so shapeless that body shape is largely irrelevant, so I would think it should work for your daughter.
 
Iron_llama said:
Any testimonials from ladies using Drey hammocks? The hammock is so shapeless that body shape is largely irrelevant, so I would think it should work for your daughter.
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The only thing with dreys is that you need another fall restraint or harness with them. I do agree that they are very body shape neutral, and pretty comfortable too.
 
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