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New Gear Release 2022!
- Thread starter CooterBrown
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Wish I knew if Dan was going to come out with a fix for his bracket. If he doesn’t plan on it then I’d go ahead and pick one up.
The post has no sharp edges. It weighs 3lb 9oz on my scale.
The V has the same geometry as the Ambush, but is narrower in width. I thought that would be an issue and that not rounding off the back of the platform to achieve a wider V would have been smart. Tried it on a few trees (Pine Oak Cherry) and it was rock solid with no special effort. The Oak almost maxed the strap, the Cherry was pretty darn big too, and the pine I'd say "normal". Obviously, cursory experience, but I was pleasantly surprised it performed as well as it did not having a wider geometry for more teeth to bite. No bark flaked off so I can't talk about that, but the cam action was easy and solid, at least for me.
It's a good size, but were it up to me, I'd make the platform a few inches longer and it'd be perfect for what I like. Sort of an Ambush .75. The width is plenty.
I believe it’s a tethrd pack, they have not released yet. This is a different version than I had seen previously.
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I really hope this fits a platform in there and carry two sticks per side easily.
I used to think the exact same way that you do until I purchased liability insurance for life safety products. I can’t speak for all companies but I can assure you saddles made by companies with the liability insurance are not over priced and that insurance dictates the market price more than any other thing including costs of material in my opinion. I wish I could afford to produce them for $150 but truly I couldn’t do that and afford testing and insurance. There is way more to it behind the scenes than just throwing webbing and cordura together with a sewing machine man.
