Hawk Helium Amaca Leggera Impacchettabile Comoda Sella Camo per Alberi da Caccia con Sedile Imbottito Rimovibile

Name: Hawk Helium Amaca Leggera Impacchettabile Comoda Sella Camo per Alberi da Caccia con Sedile Imbottito Rimovibile
Brand: Hawk
SKU: 0888151029190
Price: 523.51 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Hawk

3.2/5

€
523.51

ULTRA PACKABLE - Questa leggera sella per albero Hawk Helium Hammock pesa meno di 4 libbre; L'intero kit si inserisce in una resistente borsa da trasporto 8 x 8 x 10, così puoi portare con te questo equipaggiamento da caccia ad alte prestazioni ovunque tu vada. ATTREZZATURA DA CACCIA AFFIDABILE - Viene fornita una configurazione affidabile e sicura grazie alla corda da arrampicata e agli accessori inclusi in un pacchetto; La sella per alberi Hawk Helium Hammock caos mimetico è un'ottima scelta per i cacciatori che apprezzano le massime prestazioni e praticità. SEDILE CONFORTEVOLE - La sella Hawk Helium Hammock Tree è dotata di un sedile imbottito che si adatta alle taglie della vita 28 - 40 per calore e comfort; Questo sedile imbottito può essere rimosso dalla sella quando fa caldo. GRANDE PACCHETTO - Il kit include sella, sedile imbottito rimovibile, cintura reclinabile, moschettoni in alluminio per arrampicata, afferratore per corda per arrampicata, corda per arrampicata con prusik, corda per arrampicata con prusik e una borsa per il trasporto ultra resistente. ATTREZZATURA ESSENZIALE PER AVID CACCIATORI - Con la sella per alberi da caccia Hawk Helium Hammock puoi effettuare tiri a 360 gradi e mirare da qualsiasi angolazione e direzione; Questo è un equipaggiamento da caccia insostituibile se vuoi rimanere alla cieca in attesa di una grossa selvaggina.

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EAN: 0888151029190

Categories: Sport e tempo libero, Caccia e pesca, A caccia, Supporti per alberi, tende e accessori, Accessori per supporto per albero,

Brand	Hawk
Collection Name	All
Color	Camo
Material	Nylon
Occasion	Climbing

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Scritto da: Ben Clinger

BUY IT

I bought this saddle because my brother convinced me. The price was great so I said why not. This was a great price to get into saddle hunting. I used it all deer season and man this thing is awesome. It’s sturdy, I feel safe and it’s super lightweight. I stand by hawk and their products. Do yourself a favor. Spend the money on this hawk saddle and you’ll perform just as good as those guys spending $500 on a saddle. Get some light weight sticks and bam you’re as mobile as can be. Just do yourself a favor and buy it.

Scritto da: Jacob long

Built well

Lightweight

Scritto da: C.J.

Needs better quality ropes!!!

This is my first go at saddle hunting and for the price this kit will certainly get you in a tree comfortably and safely. First off there is a learning curve to this type of setup. You must be patient and willing to learn. I suggest alot of youtube videos! Take your time and go slow and mythological until you get the hang of it and try multiple hight positions for your tether,it really makes a difference. Once I found what works for my size weight,5'-10" 250lbs, it is very comfortable. The longest sit so far is 5 hours and could have went much longer. My only true complaint is the lineman's rope and tree tether are made of a soft material that scuffs really easy. I will have to replace them after only one season of use. Also a couple of sys haulers would have been a nice compliment to the set. I purchased a set of the "Tactical Molle Drawstring Magazine Dump Pouch" on Amazon for $17 that work really well. All in all a really good setup and the ascender that comes with it works like a charm!

Scritto da: Matthew goodman

Feels good. Seems decent.

It feels good. The ropes are ehh. Recommend getting diffrent ropes. Mine came with two back rest instead of a pouch?

Scritto da: Devin Burril

Good deal for the money.

Using it for bow hunting

Scritto da: Matthew Hinman

Very good for a starter saddle

Honestly I like it a lot, to all of the people saying it’s not comfortable it’s not supposed to be like sitting in your tree stand but this definitely gives you way more spots you can hunt now, so if you’re trying to get into saddle hunting this is the saddle for you

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Good saddle, low quality ropes and prusiks.

The saddle seems to be of good quality and is comfortable. For the cost, I expected the lineman's rope, tether rope and prusiks to be of higher quality. The picture shows how the prusiks are made. The ropes are a soft/lose double braid with a lot of core/cover slippage. The cover bunches up behind the prusik. Ropes appear to be nylon. It would be better if they were made from a climbing grade polyester. Polyester has better abrasion resistance and retains more strength when wet.

Scritto da: ranjevelocity

Dangerous. Perhaps deadly.

This product broke immediately during initial inspection and testing (as instructed in the owners manual) and was returned. However, it is my sincere belief that it should be destroyed, and the product line removed from the market. I am a former union ironworker and rigger. I also have experience with nautical rigging. First, the metal snaps fixing the insulating layer to the hammock. One of these came apart and was easily sharp enough to cut nylon rope or webbing. A failure like this could have bitter, tragic consequences should a small shard of metal like that encounter a rated climbing rope under load - the load being you. Second, the carabiners. This is a climbing harness intended for use in trees. The standard for life support when scurrying up a tree is the triple locking carabiner. The carabiners used by Hawk are screw gate carabiners. Screw gate carabiners are evidently great on rock walls and in climbing gyms, but have no place in tree work as they have demonstrated a readiness to spin out - unscrew themselves, shift orientation to a side load, and can end up letting go of the line they’re supposed to be holding when the gate fails. Third, the hardware managing the webbing. Mine was sharp, cheap, and installed in such a way as to prevent replacement. Ropes don’t like sharp things. Ropes like smooth, rounded things. This was a budget move by Hawk, and screams disrespect and disregard for the lives of their customers. Can these things be corrected? Absolutely! A good sewing shop with UHMWPE thread can easily help you upgrade your hardware. A descent triple locking 25kn carabiner is only about $30, and three is all you need to replace the three that come with this saddle. Remove the metal snaps and try some polycarbonate options. Of course by the time all this is done the price of the saddle is around 150% of the current price - and much better saddles can be found in that higher bracket. Your life is important. You have people who love you, and a world to impact with the contributions you will make moving forward. I know a cheap option looks great, but do not discount your life, or the lives of those around you who love you and put up with your shenanigans. You’re worth spending a little more if it brings you home safe. As Benjamin Franklin once observed “the bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of a low price is forgotten.”

Scritto da: KRG

Works as expected but a little heavy

I have used this product about four times in the field now and can safely say that for anyone interested in trying saddle hunting, this is a great entry level product. The material lacks structure and the belt slides a little under the weight of the carabiners and gear bag while climbing. I'm not sure if that's a problem with other saddles as well, but based on pictures from more expensive units it looks like the fit and lighter weight are what you end up paying for. I also found this saddle sort of pinches the hips after 4 or 5 hours in the tree but I was able to find comfort by shifting my weight and using the upper back support strap.

Scritto da: Loppy 18

Great Entry Level Saddle

This is a great product, I am a first time saddle hunter and I love it. It does take some time to get comfy and feel confident with it so don’t expect anything amazing the first couple times you use it, and definitely practice using it before heading out in the field.

Scritto da: codie

Not a bad set up just budget the possibility of new ropes

I haven’t had mine for a season yet but I’ve practiced climbing and setting up a few times now I got to say it’s fairly comfortable! The ropes will likely need to be replaced sooner or later but as of now mine are still holding up good overall not a bad saddle set up