Seedling345
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That's why I'm looking at the buck cat it's 219.99 looks fairly similar to the buck ergo minus a couple attachment points
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That's why I'm looking at the buck cat it's 219.99 looks fairly similar to the buck ergo minus a couple attachment points
do yourself a favor and just upgrade a little bit. It's something you'll use for two years or more. Better to spend more now and not regret it.
+1 on the Buckcat. Buy 2 caritools and your good to go.I see where your coming from. If I was dropping that money ide give the cornell rope saddle a whirl
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I'm not a fan of the design. I would rather buy a saddle with everything out together rather then adding my own gear loops. I would only want to put a transporter or caritool here and there.I see where your coming from. If I was dropping that money ide give the cornell rope saddle a whirl
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+1 on suspenders also. I use the weaver ones on my Buckcat. Helps a lot when your slinging a bigger saw....or when you climb with everything but the kitchen sink on your saddle....like me....I'm not a fan of the design. I would rather buy a saddle with everything out together rather then adding my own gear loops. I would only want to put a transporter or caritool here and there.
I would much rather have the treemotion.
Although ironically I use the suspenders from the MCRS on my rebellion Lmfao
I hear you on that brother. I blasted $1300 on my ms461 instead...I'm not taking away from my current saddle now,but I sure would have like to try out a Treemotion.If I had another shot I would've even ponied up and bought the treemotion.
I look at it this way, why work uncomfortably in a saddle that will make the job you love miserable?
Damn lol. I paid $700 for my 441cm lolI hear you on that brother. I blasted $1300 on my ms461 instead...I'm not taking away from my current saddle now,but I sure would have like to try out a Treemotion.
Treemotion, monkey beaver, MCRS are top of the lineI'm getting back into climbing and looking for new gear. I usually end up buying something in the middle of the price range then wishing I had upgraded. So if price wasn't an option go with the tree motion?
You did what .I hear you on that brother. I blasted $1300 on my ms461 instead...I'm not taking away from my current saddle now,but I sure would have like to try out a Treemotion.
My 1-2 cents: wait for a treemotion super light to go on sale and you will be in your price range. I was looking at the rebellion for a while but I'm not a big fan of Buckingham's saddles as they seem a bit clunky to me -- even the high end ones. All due respect to Buckingham, I just prefer a very lean saddle especially for pruning.I'm looking for a new harness in around the $300 range. I'm trying to upgrade from my weaver wide back with the split D's. It's great for Spurs but not so great with ropes, very uncomfortable( especially on the boys) .
I'm looking into the buckingham Rebellion, avao sit fast, and camp safety tree access harness. All are around $300. I like the idea of the rope bridge so I'm leaning towards the buck or camp
Has anyone used these harnesses before? Feedback or other recommendations please!
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