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Ergo Ultimate Marsh Seat

Ergo Ultimate Marsh Seat

ALL-CAMERA Sport Mount

ALL-CAMERA Sport Mount

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Kwik-Grab Crossbow Stand

$39.99

Helium Pole Saw

$99.99

Ranger Pole Saw

$119.99

2-Man Ladder Blind Kit (Big Denali Squatch)

$59.99

1.5-Man Ladder Blind Kit (Big, Black, One Size)

$99.99

Pro Reviews

Pro Reviews

Helium Hammock Saddle

Satisfied with product, but no customer service.

I ordered the Hawk Helium Saddle and received it quickly, but it did not have the reclining belt in the package. I have sent 2 emails over the past several weeks, asking for the belt but have received no answer or belt. I have spent time on hold to no avail and have yet to receive all that I paid for. I guess you get what you pay for and companies earn their reputation through customer service.

I ordered the Hawk Helium Saddle and received it quickly, but it did not have the reclining belt in the package. I have sent 2 emails over the past several weeks, asking for the belt but have received no answer or belt. I have spent time on hold to no avail and have yet to receive all that I paid for. I guess you get what you pay for and companies earn their reputation through customer service.

Wendell Anderson

Wendell Anderson

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Helium Hammock Saddle

Hawk Saddle Kit

This Hawk Helium Saddle Kit was my introduction to saddle hunting. It was also the cheapest way to get in a saddle to hunt. The saddle itself seemed to be made well, but the bridge began to unbed after the first sit. The ropes, carabiners, and bridge just aren't made of good-quality material. I've replaced those items. If I would've bought a saddle from a different manufacturer I would've spent about the same amount of money, but I don't believe that I would have had to replace parts so soon.

This Hawk Helium Saddle Kit was my introduction to saddle hunting. It was also the cheapest way to get in a saddle to hunt. The saddle itself seemed to be made well, but the bridge began to unbed after the first sit. The ropes, carabiners, and bridge just aren't made of good-quality material. I've replaced those items. If I would've bought a saddle from a different manufacturer I would've spent about the same amount of money, but I don't believe that I would have had to replace parts so soon.

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HELIUM 20 inch Stick 4PK

Great little sticks

So far I am happy with everything about these sticks. I purchased them to use with the Helium saddle and I think they pair perfectly. I am still tweaking some things, but even using the sticks without a platform has worked out great. The only downside I wish I would've tweaked beforehand are the "suction cups" the sticks use to pair together. When I first got into the woods, 3 of them were impossible to separate, and a few of the male ends snapped off. There are some reviews and hacks to make these come apart easier, but I am already past that and have to find another way. But, they are very light and the short sticks attach to a bag easily without any overhang to snag heading into the woods. the feet bite into the tree nicely and the holes in the steps allow for an easy attachment of an aider. I would rather tweak a bunch of sticks that cost about $30 a piece instead of something twice the cost, if not more.

So far I am happy with everything about these sticks. I purchased them to use with the Helium saddle and I think they pair perfectly. I am still tweaking some things, but even using the sticks without a platform has worked out great. The only downside I wish I would've tweaked beforehand are the "suction cups" the sticks use to pair together. When I first got into the woods, 3 of them were impossible to separate, and a few of the male ends snapped off. There are some reviews and hacks to make these come apart easier, but I am already past that and have to find another way. But, they are very light and the short sticks attach to a bag easily without any overhang to snag heading into the woods. the feet bite into the tree nicely and the holes in the steps allow for an easy attachment of an aider. I would rather tweak a bunch of sticks that cost about $30 a piece instead of something twice the cost, if not more.

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1-Pack Hawk 2 inch Helium Sticks

Best Bang For Your Buck

Yeah, these Hawk 2-inch Helium Sticks aren't the fanciest sticks on the market. And yes, the suction cups will probably break, but for the money, these can't be beat. Why pay nearly $500 for a set of sticks when you can get just as high with a set of these for around $100? Wanna get higher, get some lightweight Amsteel or webbing aiders from one of the hundred of guys selling them on the internet. Concerned about the suction cups? Plenty of companies make good and cheap replacements for these too. If you wear only a $2,000 matching outfit from a high-end camo maker just to spend a couple hours in the stand at night, these sticks probably aren't for you. You need the $500-per-stick set so you can brag about your awesome expensive gear. If, however, you're a regular working dude who doesn't care about the brand name on your gear as long as it works, give these a try.

Yeah, these Hawk 2-inch Helium Sticks aren't the fanciest sticks on the market. And yes, the suction cups will probably break, but for the money, these can't be beat. Why pay nearly $500 for a set of sticks when you can get just as high with a set of these for around $100? Wanna get higher, get some lightweight Amsteel or webbing aiders from one of the hundred of guys selling them on the internet. Concerned about the suction cups? Plenty of companies make good and cheap replacements for these too. If you wear only a $2,000 matching outfit from a high-end camo maker just to spend a couple hours in the stand at night, these sticks probably aren't for you. You need the $500-per-stick set so you can brag about your awesome expensive gear. If, however, you're a regular working dude who doesn't care about the brand name on your gear as long as it works, give these a try.

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