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Tell me about the JX3

You may be over thinking your chances of "falling out" of the JX3, not that it is impossible, but highly improbable.
The JX3 is probably the safest saddle as far as falling out of it, due the rigid bottom and back, waist belt, leg straps and shoulder straps.
It is very "self balancing" , there is a horizontal strap with clips, to keep the shoulder straps in place, even when the shoulder straps are loose.
If the JX3 is your first saddle, you may need to fine tune your strap lengths.
 
JC3 said:
You may be over thinking your chances of "falling out" of the JX3, not that it is impossible, but highly improbable.
The JX3 is probably the safest saddle as far as falling out of it, due the rigid bottom and back, waist belt, leg straps and shoulder straps.
It is very "self balancing" , there is a horizontal strap with clips, to keep the shoulder straps in place, even when the shoulder straps are loose.
If the JX3 is your first saddle, you may need to fine tune your strap lengths.
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Ok ok so maybe I won’t tip over but you have to admit that if a tornader were to suddenly touchdown in MA, I could be in real trouble!
 
pesqimon said:
Ok ok so maybe I won’t tip over but you have to admit that if a tornader were to suddenly touchdown in MA, I could be in real trouble!
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...if you end up in Oz, say Hi to Toto and just click your ruby slippers three times to get back:

There's no place like saddle hunting.
There's no place like saddle hunting.
There's no place like saddle hunting.

<poof> back in the tree!

Though I think the ruby slippers thing only works if you're in a JX3 hybrid.

LOL
 
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I spent opening day in PA rifle with the wind gusting to approx. 35 - 40 mph and did not feel unsafe, cold and miserable yes, but not unsafe.
You just need to get out and spend time in the JX3 to trust the system.
 
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