I love my profile platform from Lattitude. I have been stuck hunting some very large trees this year and it does not matter with that platform it just bites any tree and I have complete confidence it's not going to move. I also went with a lot of other lattitude products this year. Between the lonestar saddle, their carbon sticks which were the cheapest of the light weight sticks and well worth the money. I also purchased their Ranger 22 pack which is small but holds a lot of gear. My only complaint is that they only have dump pouches which will fit 40' of rope but you have to cram it in. I ended up putting the modular ultralock bags on my Lonestar which allowed me to carry more stuff on my saddle and less in the backpack.
Yea they make quality products man. I'm thinking next year i'm going to try the lonestar, unless something else grabs my attention. How much do you weigh? It will be my 3rd year in the CRUZR Archon and they recommend not using after 5 years. I'll probably sell it and say it has 3 years of use. It will probably last 20 years, i'm 230 pounds though and just would rather have a new saddle every few years lol. I had their sticks and that was the only thing I didn't care for. I they were messing up on me. Didn't like that. Could of been on me, idk. I also got their hang on straps made similar to the ranger pack. It's stupid nice. They are 100 dollars so they should be imo, but they are worth 100 dollars if you ask me.
@@SouthernDrawTN I'm now 225. This is my first year saddle hunting. I was going to start with a XL menace saddle but before the season I dropped a bunch of weight. I ended up getting the regular Lonestar when it released and been using it all season.
I do that with my cruzr mini every weekend. Their platform is very similar to that one. But i really do like lattitude products and im trying to find an excuse to buy something from them😅
Lol I feel that. This is just based on what i've used which is about 5 different platforms, never tried the CRUZR but it'd be impossible for me to try all of them imo. I know this for a fact though, With the way this think bites, packs due to the collapsible post, and build quality, I can confidently say, it's one of the best out there right now, if not the best. Just my opinion, but like i said, the collapsible post thing and being able to stand on the back like that and it not even wiggle, blows my mind.
I love my profile platform from Lattitude. I have been stuck hunting some very large trees this year and it does not matter with that platform it just bites any tree and I have complete confidence it's not going to move. I also went with a lot of other lattitude products this year. Between the lonestar saddle, their carbon sticks which were the cheapest of the light weight sticks and well worth the money. I also purchased their Ranger 22 pack which is small but holds a lot of gear. My only complaint is that they only have dump pouches which will fit 40' of rope but you have to cram it in. I ended up putting the modular ultralock bags on my Lonestar which allowed me to carry more stuff on my saddle and less in the backpack.
Yea they make quality products man.
I'm thinking next year i'm going to try the lonestar, unless something else grabs my attention. How much do you weigh? It will be my 3rd year in the CRUZR Archon and they recommend not using after 5 years. I'll probably sell it and say it has 3 years of use. It will probably last 20 years, i'm 230 pounds though and just would rather have a new saddle every few years lol.
I had their sticks and that was the only thing I didn't care for. I they were messing up on me. Didn't like that. Could of been on me, idk.
I also got their hang on straps made similar to the ranger pack. It's stupid nice. They are 100 dollars so they should be imo, but they are worth 100 dollars if you ask me.
@@SouthernDrawTN I'm now 225. This is my first year saddle hunting. I was going to start with a XL menace saddle but before the season I dropped a bunch of weight. I ended up getting the regular Lonestar when it released and been using it all season.
I do that with my cruzr mini every weekend. Their platform is very similar to that one. But i really do like lattitude products and im trying to find an excuse to buy something from them😅
Lol I feel that. This is just based on what i've used which is about 5 different platforms, never tried the CRUZR but it'd be impossible for me to try all of them imo. I know this for a fact though, With the way this think bites, packs due to the collapsible post, and build quality, I can confidently say, it's one of the best out there right now, if not the best. Just my opinion, but like i said, the collapsible post thing and being able to stand on the back like that and it not even wiggle, blows my mind.
@ yeah dude that is definetly an awesome feature
LWCG > the rest
Can't argue, they are the pioneers.