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Trophyline Covert?

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arkfan

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Cabot, Arkansas
What is your opinion of this saddle from those of you that own one or maybe used to own one but got rid of it for whatever reason?
 
I really like mine. I have owned several and have sat in even more. I started out saddle hunting about 8 years ago with the original TL saddle. It checks all the boxes for me. I dont have any issues with saddle comfort. I am 6' 220.
 
I got one today and only had a few minutes to look at it and try it before I had to go to work so I don’t really have much of an opinion on it yet. One thing I did notice was the buckles to make adjustments were hard to use and it seemed to sort of crawl up on me a little.
 
I love mine and also switched to the Covert Lite from the original TL. I did add a webbing bridge which I prefer over the stock adjustable bridge because it gives me more freedom of movement without a prussic hitting the carabiner.
 
JDB said:
I love mine and also switched to the Covert Lite from the original TL. I did add a webbing bridge which I prefer over the stock adjustable bridge because it gives me more freedom of movement without a prussic hitting the carabiner.
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I agree with this. I also feel like the webbing slides smoother in the carabiner. I did not need an adjustable bridge.
 
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arkfan said:
I got one today and only had a few minutes to look at it and try it before I had to go to work so I don’t really have much of an opinion on it yet. One thing I did notice was the buckles to make adjustments were hard to use and it seemed to sort of crawl up on me a little.
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They may be tough to adjust, but the converse is once set, they stay in place
 
Yeah, they definitely arent gonna slide on you. I got everything adjusted for the most part and played around with and sat it in it for about half an hour today in the backyard and so far I think Im going to like it.
 
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