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Not to nitpick but it’s pronounced Kee•nai. Awesome holster I want one.

Build your own aiders and make them exactly the length you want them!!!!!

I enjoyed your video sir, I have only been using a single aider on the bottom step, I find them way too difficult (for me) to try to stab a foot in them in the dark especially on the way down. I have made my own, so there is that as well. Thanks for sharing this with us and know you have a new sub, Ha, no, I am old, I dont even like 16-17 inch step spreads hahah. I like them close, it makes my life easier, I would rather carry another stick and have the space a little better. Thanks agian sir, have a blessed week, and successful season sir. Dale

Nothing more upsetting then waisting a single minute on useless internet, but I am not even into saddle hunting yet but soon will be and glad I watched this for sure, thank you

This, or Diamond D?

I'm the opposite, I'd like this for like a Glock 43. Super easy to conceal in a light or obviously heavy weight jacket.

Some have experienced difficulty in drawing because of tightness. I wish you'd have addressed what is arguable the most important aspect - ease of drawing the pistol in an emergency.

I no longer watch videos that waste close to two minutes taking one package out of another package. We can figure that part out on our own. Next time, just have the product sitting on the table. Other than that, good video!

1911 with a red dot sight need a holster

Planted the summer release with the exact same drill this spring in southern TN. Plan on drilling directly into that in September. There are some weeds in my plot, but I don’t plan on spraying, and won’t crimp until the spring when I plant next years summer cover. I hope you keep posting updates on this!

I want 2... one for my G19 and one for my G20.

Thanks for the heads up...never thought of this

The website was super easy! I just got one for my m&p 10mm. Very comfortable and the retention is very good. Might even be considered loud when unholstering in the field

Why would the space between the top aider step and the stick not be around the 17” that you ordered? I get when you step on it it may give an inch or so, but that seems like a much bigger gap than you ordered

Never seen it before? Did that as a first time woodworker.

I got the 30" hawk sticks and I ordered the hunt arsenal knock off aider on Amazon but I'm going to wrap the step with tape because I think the step might cut through the amsteal

Very good video....

I bought my first saddle this year. Actually bought 2. I cant wait for deer season now. I havent been this excited for hunting season since I was a kid. I'm gonna need another freezer!

It's spelled Kenai, but it's pronounced, Keen Eye.

Get the Indian Creek .675 choke and start shooting the 3.5” shells like a man. The 835 is optimized to shoot the 3.5” shells. Most of the video was about you crying about recoil. Stop eating soy and stop sitting down to piss!!! Grab a box of 3.5” shells and get into the turkey woods. Good luck this spring. Best regards, Longbeard Larry.

I have 3 of these 107 we have seeded at least 15000 acres over the last 12 years.They are almost indescribable. No plastic parts.Everything is very durable. We have done work on mines here in Nv and shoulders on highways

Great Holster but Loud when drawing !

I built my own sticks and aiders. I’m 6’ I highly recommend not going larger than 17”. Boots and gear, on a really cold day climbing down can be tricky. I also made my aider w am-steel , but I used 3/8” You need those aider built over kill. I’m 215 pounds w heavy clothes boot & gear Pushing 300 lbs on coming down. With momentum Now 3/8” X 4” Like 200pounds per square inch plus, in motion. Better check those cheap 1/4” aider often Especially if you added them to the upper sticks. Be safe, please!

Great video, yeah stick are great. But you really have to use em! & Kinda have to get a comfort zone.

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Does the sweat guard cover the thumb safety?

Glad you like it. Great review.

Youll be surprised. I concealed this holster with a chiappa rhino 50ds under couple sweaters. 12 hour shift.

Best holster for carrying while your driving. Much easier then trying to pull from your hip or appendix

I wear this concealed under a winter coat

I don’t have a Kenai but I have another similar chest rig for a Glock 20 olight balrS. I use it for woods carry. But I have also been thinking about running it for daily carry especially carry in the car. The platform is just so comfortable and easily accessible and out of the way. We can open carry in Georgia and I’d probably put it under a jacket or vest to keep it less open. It’s just too comfortable and useful not to and still have a duty sized handgun that is in a PERFECT spot for use. Quick on and off too. A kydex chest rig is unbeatable for large handguns. Great review!

Would be nice to see you draw a bow and have holster on.

Can get 17ft with my setup. 3step helium, onstep wide aider. And a 3 step bottem. Plus platforn!

Does the T33 Tokerev 7.62x25 fit those holsters?

Does it drop down far enough (or raise high enough) to accommodate a bino rig as well?

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Alien Gear has a MUCH better version that has a chest pad and centers the firearm properly. The pistol grip is practically under your armpit with that Ruger set up.

Hiked for about a week through Glacier National Park with my wife and kids used this for my Glock 20 10mm. This holster is amazing it’s so comfortable and keeps your pistol at a perfect place for quick draw for quick access for unexpected situations. I wanted this for bear protection for my family. Greatest holster I own. So comfortable to wear.

I would look at getting some suspenders and attach it to your saddle to hold it up. I wear my saddle all day and find when I am walking around it slides down. Now I don't even know I am wearing it. I also put anti slip tape on the platform. I got it from Amazon. Be safe...and good luck.

Good info sir

Great video, realistic and great explanation. Good job 👍

What’s the music? Nice job!

Great info.

I'm 5'8" and with a 17" step spacing on my 3 step aider I can't reach high enough to make the bottom step worth while, so I usually just skip the bottom rung. Then, once on the aider, the steps are just far enough apart that it is difficult to make the next step up the aider, particularly with heavy clothing on. I should have went with 15" or even 14" spacing. After a couple seasons struggling with the 17" spacing, I'll be going to a smaller spacing next year. Aiders are great but you've got to be realistic about what you use. It's just like being able to draw a 75lb bow when you are shooting at the range but can't draw it when it's cold and you're in a tree. You've got to go with what will actually work in the field under real conditions.

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Man this is something I hadn’t thought of yet. Thank you for this awesome advice

Love this company! They live 10 mins away from me, and everyone is really cool that I've met. I own three of these, and plan to get another!

Great video, question, how long did it take from placing the order, to you receiving it at your home?

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Thanks for the help, great video