I give you credit! I can hardly sew a patch. You should see my DIY SitDrag!This is why i make my own.i just make it fit me right without all the hassle.1 and done.
And you do a Fantastic job at making them as well.This is why i make my own.i just make it fit me right without all the hassle.1 and done.
Nah, yr saddle has held up through multiple real life 2+ foot drop tests I've done, so I'd call that excellent work!&#!+........you and Jamie could both make my stuff better than i do
There are services that successfully do this with music gear. I don’t think it’d be that hard to pull off.I like the idea but agree with what FL Canopy Stalker mentioned. It would just be hard to track and monitor something like this. Especially with multiple saddles.
Which gives further credence to how individualized these products are. Me, I sit/lean about 50:50; a lot depends on the lean, curvature, and diameter of the tree. Tried three different two-panels before concluding they weren’t for me.I sit 80% of the time or more and I’ve been in every two panel imaginable. In all the two panels I tried, I was only comfortable leaning which I don’t like to do. I prefer a single panel or a pleated saddle. There is no hard rule for leaners verse sitters. It’s all in body types and personal preferences.
Absolutely, saddles and fit are definitely personal preference. I truly hope you enjoy the saddle and that it helps end the search for “the one”.Which gives further credence to how individualized these products are. Me, I sit/lean about 50:50; a lot depends on the lean, curvature, and diameter of the tree. Tried three different two-panels before concluding they weren’t for me.
Worth mentioning here that I’ve owned a good dozen+ saddles over the last two decades, and just took delivery of the Wood Hunting saddle deluxe model. I really really like it and can’t wait to get up into a real tree with it. A thing of beauty.