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#2
Joined: Mar 2003
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I have one made by HS and i loved it for deer hunting. has a strap to put around your waist so i would forget about it till i tried to get in the truck[
]very comfortable and more than worth the money. never had it lose aire on me but i only weigh 130
]very comfortable and more than worth the money. never had it lose aire on me but i only weigh 130
#3
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Iowa
I like them, but I have had the same problem with losing air. A lot faster than 30-45 min, too. I may buy ONE more, but if IT leaks after the first day out, forget it. LOL.
BTW, have you seen the ones (I think it' s a Fieldline)with a small inner tube zipped up in a cordura cover? Sets you up higher than the self inflating type. Seems more durable too.
BTW, have you seen the ones (I think it' s a Fieldline)with a small inner tube zipped up in a cordura cover? Sets you up higher than the self inflating type. Seems more durable too.
#4
ive had both kinds..the HS one and the field line one...the field line lasted most of the season....the HS didnt make it passed the second hunt....air came out soon as i sat on it...my dad had them too...same thing....i dont know if we are to hard on them or what but to us they were a waste of 15-20 bux...i hate carrying seats anyway or even strapping them on so now the one in my vest is enough for me....deer hunting im getting a collapsable seat...no more sitting in snow for me! turkey hunting i agree it would be a burden to lug around on some of the hikes we go through...
#5
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: The Wild Turkey Capitol of the World......Missouri
I am on my second H.S. Strut inflatable seat cushion. The first one lasted a couple seasons before it went flat, think I sat it on a thorn to finish it off though. The one I have now has been through 2 seasons and it still holds air just fine. I may not use it all the time this year because I finally broke down and bought a Mossy Oak NWTF Super Elite II vest. It has a nice big cushion already on it so I won' t need the H.S. cushion while wearing the vest. If it gets warm out, I' ll probably abandon the vest for something cooler like a fanny pack, then I' ll take the inflatable cushion to sit on. The H.S. cushion is lightweight and easy to carry and is a worthwhile cushion if you can keep air in them!
#7
BeardsnSpurs beat me to it!
I picked up one of those inner tube deals the other day. It' s made by Field Line and comes with a Lifetime Warranty, so I figured I would try it for $9.
I am a big man and mine hasn' t lost air the past couple days despite the fact that I have been using it on my desk chair to test it out. lol
I picked up one of those inner tube deals the other day. It' s made by Field Line and comes with a Lifetime Warranty, so I figured I would try it for $9.
I am a big man and mine hasn' t lost air the past couple days despite the fact that I have been using it on my desk chair to test it out. lol
#10
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: crawfordville florida USA
Try one of the new web seat stools they sell in walmart. I was amazed at how comfortable this was.[:-] If I could figure out how to get my lazy boy recliner into the woods I would use it.[&:]
As far as seat cushions go. I found that the foam doughnut cushions sold in Pharmacys work great. It gives support yet takes the pressure off your tailbone.
As far as seat cushions go. I found that the foam doughnut cushions sold in Pharmacys work great. It gives support yet takes the pressure off your tailbone.


