Advantage of a ROS. When you are sitting facing east and are blinded by the morning sun. Just move to the other side of the tree 
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Advantage to a ROS
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#platformcantdothat #ROSorGTFO #adoptaplatformuser
What kinda boots yall wearing with ROS, silent approach dont make my
feet go numb like squirrel steps do, but my
muck boots arent stiff enough.
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feet go numb like squirrel steps do, but my
muck boots arent stiff enough.
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Damn, my field blazers are giving me trouble, congrats on the doe btw
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Thank you! I'm eating her as we speak. Gonna have to hurry up and kill another one.
My feet used to sometimes get a bit tired on the bolts, but adjusting my tether and taking some weight off my feet helps. Try getting down into a deeper seated position. My insulated boots have a heavy sole - they are less of a problem. My Acton uninsulated boots, while awesome, are less rigid.
#ROSrules #onatriopubliclandallowsboltsmostly
Go Leafs.
#ROSrules #onatriopubliclandallowsboltsmostly
Go Leafs.
I’ve had bolts, screwins and WEI stepps make my feet a bit sore on long hunts with certain thin soled boots. I put superfeet insoles in those boots and it helped a lot. Superfeet are pretty rigid and have a lot of support.
#roslifer
#roslifer
I’ve been wearing my Alpha Burlys on a ROS this season and I’ve been surprised at how comfortable it is. About the same for me as leather boots.
Yesterday’s tip was the advantage of a ROS. Today is the disadvantage of a ROS. No matter what I do I always dribble on my kneecap when I take a pee.
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Thanks for sharingYesterday’s tip was the advantage of a ROS. Today is the disadvantage of a ROS. No matter what I do I always dribble on my kneecap when I take a pee.
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I would think that would be a problem no matter what platform style, but could possibly be avoided by turning to your side. That's what's nice about your bridge being able to slide through your tether biner. You can rotate quite a ways around. Haven't needed to try it myself, yet, but it seems like it would work.Yesterday’s tip was the advantage of a ROS. Today is the disadvantage of a ROS. No matter what I do I always dribble on my kneecap when I take a pee.
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Can you not turn around? I extend my tether just a bit and grab a hold of it and twist my body. Usually 1 heel goes on my climbing stick, one heel on ROS, and then my tether/bridge has me cinched to the tree.Yesterday’s tip was the advantage of a ROS. Today is the disadvantage of a ROS. No matter what I do I always dribble on my kneecap when I take a pee.
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Yesterday’s tip was the advantage of a ROS. Today is the disadvantage of a ROS. No matter what I do I always dribble on my kneecap when I take a pee.
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This has to be a Team 8 thing. The rest of us can pee off a ROS without soaking ourselves!