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Cheap new tree pad for knees

Jabronie678 said:
Has anyone tried paintball knee pads. I know it isn't the cheapest option, but i would think you if you can dodge, dip, duck, dive, and dodge in them all day you might be able to get away with them in the tree

This however looks super comfortable, well made and as you said cheap. Very nice
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I just got these last week and tried them out over the weekend. Others had reviewed them highly for saddle hunting, but I did not like the hard plastic - it was too slippery against the bark. I would suggest getting something rubber or foam that can grab the tree more easily.

 
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I have run these for years for paintball, the are super soft and can take a beating. They do run small, but i have worn them under all kinds of pants, including jeans without issue. I saw the pool noodle and it instantly reminded me of these. Im gonna try them out today to see how they feel. Definitely don't have to worry about straps/velcro/buckles with these
 
mtsrunner said:
Ok here is the attachment system that I’m going to stick with. It’s just about a 6’ piece of shock cord with a small loop in the end along with a line lock hook. Easy and infinitely adjustable.
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Where did you find this line lock hook? I just got a pool noodle and tape the other day. Going to get some shock cord here soon. Only thing left is this hook, and I can't find it anywhere. I really like how flat it sits because the hook isn't huge like all of the other line locks I've been finding. Any help would be much appreciated.
 
wildthing54 said:
Where did you find this line lock hook? I just got a pool noodle and tape the other day. Going to get some shock cord here soon. Only thing left is this hook, and I can't find it anywhere. I really like how flat it sits because the hook isn't huge like all of the other line locks I've been finding. Any help would be much appreciated.
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I was wondering the same thing. I can use that to lash things to a pack.
 
wildthing54 said:
Where did you find this line lock hook? I just got a pool noodle and tape the other day. Going to get some shock cord here soon. Only thing left is this hook, and I can't find it anywhere. I really like how flat it sits because the hook isn't huge like all of the other line locks I've been finding. Any help would be much appreciated.
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Here ya go:


dutchwaregear.com

Line Lock Hook for 1.5 to 2.5mm Cord | Camping Hardware

This hardware works great with 1.5 to 2.5mm cord. This works just like the LineLoc 3 but has a hook the connection point.
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You an also stuff these between the washing machine and the dryer to quiet them down and not scare the deer or other inhabitants. :D
 
Wrap the noodle in fleece sleeve. Silent. You’ll need to glue or stitch or somehow attach it to noodle so it doesn’t slide. But it will he dead silent.
 
kyler1945 said:
Wrap the noodle in fleece sleeve. Silent. You’ll need to glue or stitch or somehow attach it to noodle so it doesn’t slide. But it will he dead silent.
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3m spray adhesive would work well for this for those without thread injectors.

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bj139 said:
You an also stuff these between the washing machine and the dryer to quiet them down and not scare the deer or other inhabitants. :D
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The boys at SEEK ONE on YouTube could use that tip. Pretty sure one of their honey holes is right outside of the neighbors' washroom. hardcore hunters man,,,
 
Jabronie678 said:
Has anyone tried paintball knee pads. I know it isn't the cheapest option, but i would think you if you can dodge, dip, duck, dive, and dodge in them all day you might be able to get away with them in the tree

This however looks super comfortable, well made and as you said cheap. Very nice
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I played tourney level paintball for years. The Trophyline kneepads are better than any Paintball kneepads I have used.
 
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