OuchYep the last 3 I bought didn't have cushions, had to buy separate 19.99, or 27 something, depending on which 1 you buy.
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You could make something much better for a lot cheaper than that.Yep the last 3 I bought didn't have cushions, had to buy separate 19.99, or 27 something, depending on which 1 you buy.
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CharlieRay, knee pads, seat cushion or platform. either way you're still putting pressure on your knees at some point in the hunt. I don't have bad knees but after a while even with knee pads it can get uncomfortable and trying to stand the whole time get old real quick too. The kick stand is probably your best bet. Have you ever thought about trying a Guidos Web? The whale tail on it was a game changer for me.
I saddle hunt in pants that I purchased as an operator and they work well. Knee pads are attached to your pants , not bulky, and adjustable. They can be removed as well. I have found that normal knee pad straps can become very irritating over long periods of time. These are basically strapless and I am fairly certain you can find all types of camo patterns in these pants. Probably around 60-70 bucks.
Where can you get them, do you have a link ?I saddle hunt in pants that I purchased as an operator and they work well. Knee pads are attached to your pants , not bulky, and adjustable. They can be removed as well. I have found that normal knee pad straps can become very irritating over long periods of time. These are basically strapless and I am fairly certain you can find all types of camo patterns in these pants. Probably around 60-70 bucks.
I'm a new saddle hunter ....so forgive my dumb question. . When you're talking about using a seat cushion for your knees, how are you attaching it to the tree? Rope?
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