This Kalkal Saddle Hunting Harness Combo combines a tree saddle and full-body harness for hunters who want to stay mobile in the tree. Built with durable, tough material, a lightweight design, 360-degree mobility, and a 300 lb total weight capacity, this combo is designed for saddle hunting and bowhunting, with safety accessories for tree climbing and long hours in the tree.
Saddle Harness Combo Details
- Durable Camo Nylon: Made from tough, wear-resistant 900D nylon with a camouflage design to help you blend into the surrounding environment.
- 360-Degree Mobility: The saddle design allows you to move around the tree and adjust your position for shots from different directions.
- Comfortable Support: Breathable padding on the back and waist areas helps improve comfort during long hours in the tree. The adjustable waist belt and straps let you find a more comfortable fit.
- Convenient Gear Loops: Straps and waist belt feature loops and hooks for hanging small, frequently used items within easy reach.
- Emergency Whistle: Includes an emergency whistle attached to the front chest strap for added preparedness in the field.
- Safety Attachment Accessories: This item includes a 10ft safety rope, climbing strap, and safety lanyard to connect you to the tree when climbing and sitting.
- Additional Suspension Relief Strap: The attached suspension relief strap on the vest and used as a foot loop to help relieve pressure on your legs during suspension. You can also use it to drag deer after a hunt.
Safety Notice: Always follow the included instructions and use the saddle, harness, and safety accessories as directed. Do not exceed the 300 lb total weight capacity, including user and gear.
Package Includes:
- 1 x saddle treestand harness
- 1 x tree tether
- 1 x safety rope
- 1 x climbing strap
- 3 x carabiners
My husband ordered this Kalkal Tree Stand Harness for the upcoming hunting season, opting for the package that included four climbing sticks and a platform. This was his first experience with a tree saddle system, and while it required a bit of a learning curve, he found it to be a very effective hunting method. The system offers a high degree of versatility, allowing for hunting in a wider variety of trees, including those with numerous limbs. Its compact design makes it easy to pack and transport, even in a backpack. Additionally, the system is significantly quieter than traditional climbing sticks, promoting stealthy movement in the tree.
However, my husband found the saddle system to be slightly less comfortable than his traditional climber, although he believes this will improve with more use. The initial setup also takes longer than with traditional climbing sticks.
Overall, my husband is satisfied with the Kalkal Tree Stand Harness. While there is a learning curve and some minor drawbacks, he believes it offers significant advantages in terms of versatility and stealth. He recommends using knee pads and a lineman’s rope for added comfort and efficiency during setup.
If you are looking for a comfortable safety harness to start out saddle hunting. This is the perfect way to start. Compared to all others at this price point it easily outperforms in terms of value for money. The build quality is surprisingly good, all of the necessary safety ropes are also included making this the most affordable safety harness on the market in my opinion.
itll work to keep your neck unbroken from the fall you didnt take, because you used safety equipment.
This saddle would be a good one for someone wanting to get started cheap to see if they like it. Personally this is a back up as I have others I like much better.
This is definitely a different take on saddle hunting. I was quite surprised how comfortable this actually ended up being up in a tree. The comfort of a saddle and freedom to move around with the safety of a back strap and shoulder harness. It works really well together. The prusik cord that comes with it is great for adjusting how far you are off the tree and allows a ton of freedom for adjustment. It’s got a few carabiners to secure onto the straps and clips on the harness. It’s pretty well thought out and more versatile than I actually expected, so I have to give credit where credit is due. I actually have a bunch of other gear from Kalkal as well and it’s mostly all been great gear, so I guess I shouldn’t be that surprised. For an interesting change of pace to your typical saddle hook-up, I would suggest giving this a try to see how you like it. I know I like it.