I'm looking at trying tree saddles for bowhunting. The Aero Hunter Evolution was recommended to me. I'm 6'2" 210 lbs and usually wear 34 or 35" waist on pants. I'm looking for any advice on sizing for the belt from guys' experience out there. Thanks, Tom
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New to Tree Saddles - Question on Aero Hunter Evo Sizing
- Thread starter gehri1tm
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Call New Tribes who make the aero and they will direct you on how to measure properly. Pant waist size is irrelevant. You need to measure as directed on their web site.
I am 5 foot 10 and 200 lbs with a size 36 jeans but use a size 2 saddle based on their measurements. My daughter has a size 1 and no way it would fit me.
I am 5 foot 10 and 200 lbs with a size 36 jeans but use a size 2 saddle based on their measurements. My daughter has a size 1 and no way it would fit me.
Thanks Ontariofarmer. I appreciate the help. I'm at about 39" for their page around the navel. Sounding like it might be size 2 for me also. Do you know if it is a big deal if the belt is a little big in case I drop an inch or two in the mid section?
I would not worry about the belt . The butt is a little sloppy on me but I think that makes it more comfortable. I think they will mix a size 1 and 2 if necessary but I expect size two will work fine if you are 39 inches.
I would think you'd be a size 2. You definitely want to have extra room in the belt portion than less, especially when your clothes start to bulk up.
Excellent & thanks for the advice! I'm excited to give the tree saddle a try next fall.