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Rated out of 5 based on 1 customer rating. (1 customer review)–- Kit comes with (1) Loop de’ Loop. - True One Size Fits All (Up to 50″ Waist) - Zero Pressure Point Design. - Modular components for complete customization. - Removable leg straps. Helium Hammock Tree Saddle, Lightweight, Padded Removable Seat, Ultra Packable, Includes Climbing Grade Rope and attachments, camo, HWK-HHTS Visit the Hawk Store 4 /5. Jul 26, New Boz Removable Velcro Wedge System: Boz innovated the flexible tree saddle, solid tree saddle, and treeless saddle.

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Helium Hammock Tree Saddle, Lightweight, Padded Removable Seat, Ultra Packable, Includes Climbing Grade Rope and attachments, camo, HWK-HHTS A finished saddle has leather and fleece covering the bars of the tree and this makes it hard to judge how the bars of the tree actually fit a horse’s or mules’s back. The bars of the tree should be resting along the back of the horse or mule with little or no gap, as seen in photos A,B & C. The HAWK Helium Hammock Saddle comes standard with a removable padded seat, reclining belt, climbing grade aluminum carabiners, climbing grade rope grabber, climbing grade tether rope with prusik, climbing grade climbing rope with prusik, and an ultra-durable carry bag.

The Helium Hammock Saddle has a weight rating of lbs and fits waist.

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Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Hawk Helium Hammock Tree Saddle, Lightweight, Padded Removable Seat, Ultra Packable, Includes Climbing Grade Rope and attachments, camo, HWK-HHTS at bushfelling.bar Read honest and unbiased product reviews from our users. Checking the Fit of your Saddle. The tree has two main factors that determine the fit; gullet width and bar angle. The combination of the two factors makes for slight variations in the saddle industry. There are not any standards or definitions of specific tree sizes, but each saddle builder provides a description to give an idea of the size of.