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Saddle material?

J

JBK

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Lexington, SC
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So hunting in South Carolina means hunting when it's hot. Looking for some feed back on the H2. After reading up on it around here it's at the top of my list. My biggest concern is heat. Looks like it could be hot compared to other saddles that use mesh. Any feedback on this would be great.
 
For what it’s worth I hunt in Eastern NC and use a mantis. what I can say I noticed is the difference in warmth was negligible for me was the mesh slightly cooler. Didn’t make a huge difference during bow season though I was going to be hot if I went outside let alone did any form of activity in the process. Try looking at this like buying a boat find something that does or has 90% of what you want or do and figure the other 10% out instead of buying the one that is a great deal but only does 10% of what you want and having to figure out the other 90%. Saddles and the experiences of hunting out of them are very personable and we all have different tolerances we find acceptable try till you find what you like then if it’s more save longer buy once cry once. Then get a weird addiction to saddle hunting and explain to your wife how you ended up with more sewing machines than her in the course of 3 months. Good luck
 
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