I’ve used this saddle extensively the last two seasons. A tip for wearing the saddle in to the woods is to also tighten your bridge adjustment strap as much as a you can as well to prevent the saddle from sagging or behind supported only by the waist strap. Once you’re at the tree ready to climb, loosen it up and you are set. This saddle seems like there may be a lot going on but it’s very simple. Very well thought out and engineered. The amount of adjustability is awesome and really allows you to fine tune your comfort whether you are small framed or a larger person. Like he says in the video, tether height is key. I like the tether to be about chin height or top of my sternum height. Included with the saddle are directions for adjusting and setting everything up. Great video
I spent alot of time in this saddle this season and won't go back to the Phantom. The adjustment features are perfect. Glad I picked it up. The straps are no way a problem what so ever for transport or during a sit. Great saddle for 2022
When are you going to do a review on the tx5 lonestar? I really want to get one, but there are not enough reviews out there for them. Need more info, from what I have seen nobody makes a better saddle.
Good question. There's been two basic reasons. First, and the biggest hurdle for me, has been the price. I haven't bought it because it's so expensive. It's at least $75 more than almost every other saddle out there. Second, I am not sure that there's a market for the video because Greg's covered TX5 so extensively. If there's enough demand for it, I may buy one but I'll have to sell some saddles first and the market has been pretty dead lately.
@@SaddleHunter I hear ya, yes a little pricey and Greg does cover it well but he is the only one out there. I may just take the plunge and get one, used the tethrd saddles for last 4 years and I want to get something else, either that or the cruzer.
Never heard of this company. Really enjoy when you go over the lesser known ones
I’ve used this saddle extensively the last two seasons. A tip for wearing the saddle in to the woods is to also tighten your bridge adjustment strap as much as a you can as well to prevent the saddle from sagging or behind supported only by the waist strap. Once you’re at the tree ready to climb, loosen it up and you are set.
This saddle seems like there may be a lot going on but it’s very simple. Very well thought out and engineered. The amount of adjustability is awesome and really allows you to fine tune your comfort whether you are small framed or a larger person. Like he says in the video, tether height is key. I like the tether to be about chin height or top of my sternum height.
Included with the saddle are directions for adjusting and setting everything up.
Great video
Another good video bro ....u just keep pumping them out...awesome job
I spent alot of time in this saddle this season and won't go back to the Phantom. The adjustment features are perfect. Glad I picked it up. The straps are no way a problem what so ever for transport or during a sit. Great saddle for 2022
I just got this saddle. Its super comfortable
Keep them coming!
Great video! Kind of seems like a mix between the standard saddle and the Dryad style.
That's my next saddle.
Nice video, someone has to ask so I will. I have a Dryad Dray and that I will never sale. How do you think this compares?
I’m debating on getting one. Do you recommend the dryad mini or the new 2.0 drey?
If you had to choose this saddle or Cruzr for comfort?
When are you going to do a review on the tx5 lonestar? I really want to get one, but there are not enough reviews out there for them. Need more info, from what I have seen nobody makes a better saddle.
Good question. There's been two basic reasons. First, and the biggest hurdle for me, has been the price. I haven't bought it because it's so expensive. It's at least $75 more than almost every other saddle out there. Second, I am not sure that there's a market for the video because Greg's covered TX5 so extensively. If there's enough demand for it, I may buy one but I'll have to sell some saddles first and the market has been pretty dead lately.
@@SaddleHunter I hear ya, yes a little pricey and Greg does cover it well but he is the only one out there. I may just take the plunge and get one, used the tethrd saddles for last 4 years and I want to get something else, either that or the cruzer.
@@stephenyuhas9162 im liking the overwatch orion the more i use it. I have both cruzr saddles and ditched the phantom in less than a month
Im always a buyer if you have a list of what's available?
Is there a place people sell old saddles?
The saddle hunter classifieds on Facebook. Shoot me an email at saddlehunting[at]gmail.com. I have a bunch of saddles that I would sell.
Are the leg straps removable?
Leg straps aren’t removable
Comparaison to dryad ?
Compared to dryad?
So what you're saying is that you kinda copied the Dryad saddle!?
He said muff....lmao