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Edelrid Tree Climbing Saddle Review - Tree Rex & Tree Raptor
In this video we do a comprehensive review of two saddles from Edelrid: the Tree Rex and the Tree Raptor! We cover the features, comfort, and performance of both the Edelrid Tree Rex and Tree Raptor saddles. We'll compare their design, materials, adjustability, and suitability for various climbing styles and preferences.
Here's what you can expect:
Detailed Feature Breakdown: We'll examine the unique features of each saddle, such as the ergonomic design, padding, and attachment points. You'll get a close-up look at how these features contribute to comfort and functionality during climbs.
Performance Evaluation: We'll discuss how each saddle performs in real-world climbing scenarios. From ease of adjustment to weight distribution and range of motion, we'll give you our honest assessment based on practical testing.
User Feedback: We'll share insights from actual users of both saddles. Their experiences and opinions will provide additional perspective to help you gauge which saddle might best suit your needs.
Comparative Analysis: By the end of the video, you'll have a clear understanding of the strengths and potential drawbacks of each model. Whether you prioritize comfort during long climbs or versatility in tree types, our comparison will help you make an educated choice.
If you're considering investing in a new tree climbing saddle and want to ensure you're getting the best piece of kit of your climbing style, don't miss out on this review. Join us as we explore the Edelrid Tree Rex and Tree Raptor in detail and help you find the perfect saddle for your situatiin
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Here's what you can expect:
Detailed Feature Breakdown: We'll examine the unique features of each saddle, such as the ergonomic design, padding, and attachment points. You'll get a close-up look at how these features contribute to comfort and functionality during climbs.
Performance Evaluation: We'll discuss how each saddle performs in real-world climbing scenarios. From ease of adjustment to weight distribution and range of motion, we'll give you our honest assessment based on practical testing.
User Feedback: We'll share insights from actual users of both saddles. Their experiences and opinions will provide additional perspective to help you gauge which saddle might best suit your needs.
Comparative Analysis: By the end of the video, you'll have a clear understanding of the strengths and potential drawbacks of each model. Whether you prioritize comfort during long climbs or versatility in tree types, our comparison will help you make an educated choice.
If you're considering investing in a new tree climbing saddle and want to ensure you're getting the best piece of kit of your climbing style, don't miss out on this review. Join us as we explore the Edelrid Tree Rex and Tree Raptor in detail and help you find the perfect saddle for your situatiin
Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated with our latest reviews and guides on tree climbing gear.
Connect with us on social media!
Instagram rootedarborists
TikTok www.tiktok.com/@RootedArborists
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Rest in peace, Stihl!😅😂🤣
LANDSCAPE PRO 29 years and I cut trees when things get SLOW and TRIM LOTS of BUSHES BATTERY OPERATED Is the only way to go More gas for me just need to get all the LATEST MILWAUKEE OPE NEXT SPRING
Thanks for this comprehensive review! 😃
Does it stay tight with a saw hanging is million dollars question this or peztl sequoia wich one would you buy ???
The gears are ass in the tightners. Shit gets loose and the hard hat all over the place with the visors on
how long does the battery last? Will this do a cord on dual battery full charge?
I got my mom the greenworks pro battery version. Only problem is nearly no woman can wield a 20+ lb thing over her head… so I’m stuck doing it.
I've watched this video 4 times and still cant decide between the rex or raptor. Ughhh, Can you hook up old school weaver suspenders to the tree rex like the guy wearing the raptor has in the video? I don't want give up my suspenders because they are a life saver , Nor do I want to run the bungee setup. Any help would be great. Thanks!
Just purchased a TreeRex. Best review out there. Thank you.
I turned a linemans belt into a harness 😂 it leaves bruises on my hips. I know I need to upgrade in order to sustain, or even enjoy my work. Seriously considering this harness.
Great review!!!
Holy mercy heavy !
Nice looking saddle. All this tree gear is so expensive man. I guess it pays to get it though when your life depends on it.
Yeah no way 🤣 that’s fawking hilarious…
It's got low vibration already, but it could also be improved for the wrapped handle by making it antivibration like most gas saws have.
I can't find you on other social media ...do you have another platform?
I have the older single battery version. I've found that even with my 12AH battery I will get only half a dozen or less cuts when cutting through full rounds like done in this video. It works great for limbing, but it eats batteries with extended cuts of thick logs.
Thank you man this review helped alot
I threw my sthil in the river because of bad ignition or fouled plug because it wouldn't start after it warmed up. And when you are working your ass off in the woods and your saw takes 30 minutes to start it got tossed in the river. I would gladly use an electric saw just that reason
I work in lot clearing and this saw interested me a lot. My only issue is how many cuts I can make with the saw before it taps out. 20-25cuts is roughly 12 trees with notching. Not sure that will keep up with my workflow. I fear I would need 3 pairs of batteries to get through a day of clearing. That's a lot of dough to churn out up front.
That saw is heavier than your friend.
Junk😂😂😂😂😂😂
U sure it 36v Or are the batteries in parallel not series
Milwaukee needs to revamp battery/tool connection. So sick of the “stickiness” that happens with the plastic on plastic connection. Makita and Ego do that part much better.
Excited to see difference between the new Ego (not Eco hahaha, I keep hearing that on UA-cam videos)
Awesome video, thanks. I’m a Milwaukee owner and enjoy there tools.
equivalent to a 70cc chainsaw???.... never in life it will be equivalent to a 40cc professional line I've tried all battery-powered chainsaws from all brands and I'm still not impressed
5 or 6 pairs dang man I can’t swing one if anyone wants to donate a large to a guy that desperately needs some hit me up thanks for the info guys
For that price might as well buy a 261 and have it ported
The milwaukees is probably a good saw in the right situ but this test doesn't really provide any useful data. Way too many variables. I actually have a small milwaukee saw that I like but I don't think I'll be selling my gas saws anytime soon. Especially the big ones.
Nice ... Greetings from Germany Peter
Holding off until Buckin' Billy Ray chimes in.
Great review. Will be Purchasing!!
You mean no 60v red lightning?
Yeah, I own both of the previous saws from Milwaukee and after experiencing battery overheating issues while bucking I’ll stick with gas…. Sorry Milwaukee still love you though.
id try some longer skip tooth configurations for sure.
Good call!
Great video! What brand is your head protection? Thanks.
Thanks! It’s the Milwaukee Bolt with Husqvarna X-COM!
Wow deleting comments
Been looking at the trees rex.......and weaver stratus as new saddle for hotter days monkey beaver gets hot 🔥 in June August
We have worn them both a pretty good deal, and I would definitely steer you to the Tree Rex. More features for the money. I would never purchase a saddle without thigh rings.
But you killed a red bud tree.
Unfortunately the tree had to be removed for the new cross walk electric junction box…
@@RootedArborists ok, thanks
Is that a black walnut tree?😮
Big ole backyard cotton wood
@@stevenletzelter3388 okay, thank you 👍
Missouri River bottom Cottonwood
Thought ur ass was on a cactus for a minute
That's truly the worst. I make sure to have my bottle with me all the time.
If this thing really delivers 70cc power, why isn't it being offered with a 32" bar also, like what a 70cc can pull with no problems? Hell, not even a 24" is recommended. Why? Because those HP numbers aren't real. Someone needs to put this on a dyno.
I can’t speak to any of the brands stated numbers- I generally take manufacturers at their word, but I’m sure they all state numbers under ideal circumstances. We are not saying it’s a direct comparison to gas saws, but we do see it is a big step in the viability of battery saws. It is a great option for those that want or need to start making the conversion. BTW, we stated that the lack of long bar options was a con. We have run 24” and 28” bars with pretty good success (species dependent for sure)!
You can and I have put a 24” bar on my OG top handle. Go check out the videos out there… definitely selling now and upgrading to this!
Why, because electronics are prone to overheating. Smaller bar less load. Those demo cuts produce a very heavy load on the electric motor. Its a good looking saw but longevity is a concern.
Is that a stihl? 👀
That’s a Husqvarna T540i! It’s currently my favorite top handle!
fired. You cant tie a clove hitch? You got no business being a ground guy…
How you see the knot
Seems like the new guy just rocketed you a water bottle on the second try 🤷🏽♂️
Nah, that's Thomas. New guy chilling under the porch like he's the foreman.
Your job was AMAZING!!🎉
Yoooo I need to do this
Why did you not mention runtime ..as in how long you get out of a charge ..I certainly would think between settings that would be significantly different.. you say 40mins to charge. Would you get 40mins runtime.. also in a commercial setting where do those batteries get charged out in the field..and if no place to charge them , then just how many would I need for the day , also they seem big so who exactly would carry them all for me as you guys in the job know you have other gear ..it's funny that none of that was mentioned
Runtime isn't an easy metric to measure - it really depends on usage, species, and material size. You will get noticeably different run times between power output modes. It's ~40 minutes to charge from 0-100%. You won't get any battery to run full power for 40 minutes straight, but I don't really know of any situations where you would need to cut for 40 straight minutes either. You will certainly need a minimum of 4 battery packs to run this saw professionally. When we have access to an outdoor outlet we generally get permission to plug in our charging system, and we have yet to meet a client that was not ok with that. If we are working at a site without power, we try to plan ahead for the job. And we typically carry the battery packs in our work trucks.
@@RootedArborists and also all the wood I cut except for the scrap branches was removed by hand and wheelbarrow . You see that is the real world..my point is unless you have a power source nearby and at least 4 spare batteries these things are useless only good for light duty and even for that far too heavy . My 500i is only around 16lbs with a 20inch bar and full tanks . And it's near enough got twice the power and it's even cheaper to buy once you factor in all the spare batteries you would need ..homeowners who are green minded then yes go for it
@@RootedArborists You don't need to cut for 40 straight minutes? Tell that to a huge pile of wood that I need to cut to a size for furnace. At least 2 hours of work. Speaking of Battery chainsaws - Dewalt 20inch user here - batteries runtime are easy metric to measure. Tell us what wood you cut, how thick it is and how long batteries lasted. Used 51 volt, 12 Amp battery (which in funny way is the same price as a saw) and it last about 10min of work. Take all this into consideration.