angrybadger
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Are there any advantages to the webbing vs the rope for the bridge?
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New Aerohunter saddle
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Vtbow
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Packs better by far also allows for a webbing tether....which i think they have in the works. Rope and webbing no bueno.
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swampsnyper
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True but flash sales. Especially with the Facebook generation. Just need to market it to be the latest, coolest, game changing item and they will be backordering until April 2023.
swampsnyper
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That probably happened that way when cars were just coming out.
swampsnyper
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Yup. They don’t need to sell you the next My Pillow or can of Flex Seal.
Brian_goes_hunting
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I ordered as well in predator camo with the closed webbing bridge. I own a mantis and like it a lot, but I figured I would give this a try.
It’s probably a great saddle. I don’t think Aerohunter would release it if it wasn’t. If the stretchy part of the saddle covers the hip joint it may reduce pressure points.
I laughed when I read it and had to go back and read it again just to make sure I wasn’t having a flashback.Dis they really say "game changer?"
They are not, which is why I went ahead and ordered the Kestrel. I spoke with Debbie about it. The license is only for use on the Flex.
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Smokinya1
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I pulled the trigger on the Flex too!!! I will now have the Flex, Kestrel and Quidos Web
justsomedude
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I like what I see in the pic.
They keep dialing in comfort, weight packability.
I’m not obsessed about camo pattern, but happy to see ASAT.
They keep dialing in comfort, weight packability.
I’m not obsessed about camo pattern, but happy to see ASAT.
Critter
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Yup,I pulled the trigger too just so I could see which one gets here first the flex which I ordered this morning or the mantis which I ordered in early march!
When exactly did you talk to Ms. Debbie. I spoke with her Monday and she wasn’t positive whether they’d off it as an option or not. Just curious
ImThere
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Y'all hurry up and get these and sell your mantis cheap! I'm waiting! bwahahahahahahahaha
GVDocHoliday
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This is my first modern saddle. I've been rocking my TL Ambush for over a decade now.
Had I already had a Kite or Kestrel I probably wouldn't have ordered a Flex.
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Had I already had a Kite or Kestrel I probably wouldn't have ordered a Flex.
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Anyone think there is more material that will provide the butt cupping that a lot of us need? I will buy right now if it will provide that comfort that the other models and companies fail to with the mankini design.
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I just bought one to try out, as much for the forward lineman's loops as anything else. I really felt that was the least safe thing about the kestrel and kite as I couldn't see my lineman's loop once I bulked up on clothing and had to hook in by feel. Glad to see Aero hunter has been listening . I'm not excited that they removed the side adjusters because that adjustability is the only actual "game changer" I've seen in saddles since trophyline quit making them but maybe the flex in the saddle makes it unnecessary. Comfort is king for me .
. I'm not excited that they removed the side adjusters because that adjustability is the only actual "game changer" I've seen in saddles since trophyline quit making them but maybe the flex in the saddle makes it unnecessary. Comfort is king for me .
I thought you might like those loops!I just bought one to try out, as much for the forward lineman's loops as anything else. I really felt that was the least safe thing about the kestrel and kite as I couldn't see my lineman's loop once I bulked up on clothing and had to hook in by feel. Glad to see Aero hunter has been listening
From my time in an anderson, I'm thinking that the two piece design should make the adjusters unnecessary. I'm tempted to pick up a size 2, but I really like the looks of the jx3. I've been on that list since saddlepalooza, surely my name's coming up!