Wanting to saddle hunt

[ML67]

Hello, I am taking the plung. Little late to party but never to late. I am in Northern Virginia and hunt National Forest 95% of time. I am looking at the Latitude Method Saddle to start out with. Anyone close whom may have one to try? Or any reviews or suggestions would be welcomed.
Thanks,
ML67

 

[ekeith13]

i just went off of YouTube to make my choice. my cruzr xc should show up tomorrow. i got a lot of info to make my choice here too. hopefully you'll like what you choose, and like i was told you can try to sell it here if you don't like it. good luck to you

 

[ML67]

i just went off of YouTube to make my choice. my cruzr xc should show up tomorrow. i got a lot of info to make my choice here too. hopefully you'll like what you choose, and like i was told you can try to sell it here if you don't like it. good luck to you

Thanks and hope you enjoy the cruzr xc.

 

[JC3]

Come to the light, the JX3 tree saddle light..............
Don't be afraid, you will sit from dark to dark very comfortably, be able to snooze when you want, no dreaded hip pinch, no back aches, you can shoot 360° around the tree.
No platform required, only a ROS, no knee pads required, no sore knees, built in pack frame for carrying all your needs.
Come to the light, the JX3 light...........

 

[ML67]

Come to the light, the JX3 tree saddle light..............
Don't be afraid, you will sit from dark to dark very comfortably, be able to snooze when you want, no dreaded hip pinch, no back aches, you can shoot 360° around the tree.
No platform required, only a ROS, no knee pads required, no sore knees, built in pack frame for carrying all your needs.
Come to the light, the JX3 light...........

Sounds like your a salesman. I will look into them. Thanks

 

[Camelcluch]

I’m not close to you and don’t have a Latitude but I would highly suggest trying out a saddle. I was very hesitant but found it more comfortable and easier to set/use. Good luck to you.

 

[JC3]

Sounds like your a salesman. I will look into them. Thanks

Not a salesman, just have 35 yrs of saddle experience, from homemade to Guido's to JX3, I like to pass along.

 

[Jpdarby2]

I am no help for a test run, as I too am looking at my first saddle. But I can provide some confirmation bias, after extensive research I too think I will be getting the Latitude Method. Let us know which direction you end up going. Good Luck!

 

[wyetterp]

The method is a great saddle. Well made, durable & comfy. There's so many ways to wear
the saddle, & make adjustments. It allows it to fit the way you like/need. All the accessories
latitude makes are top notch as well. Well worth it imo. When you get it spend a hour hanging
out in it & messing around with all the adjustments.