Harness...

[ford4wd08]

What types of harness do y'all use? I need to get a good one that I will actually use. I am looking for ease of use. I mostly use climbing stands, so any recommendations for those are welcomed.

 

[strutandrut]

HSS

 

[caseyb73]

HSS

x2. I've used two different variations of this brand and both were extremely easy to use, adjust on the fly, and were comfortable. Plus, if you buy the upper end, they have a lot of storage space, too.

 

[htnseymour]

I am still sticking with the one that came with my summitt, but hoping to get an HSS soon or maybe a spider decent one.

 

[Dsmartin311]

I recently got a Muddy and like it. Light weight, no crazy buckles, pretty comfortable

 

[deerhunter10]

Hss

 

[Born and Raised]

x2 on the muddy, very comfortable quiet, no tangles and light for those hot bow hunting days

 

[woodsman87]

HSS

x1,000,000

I love mine. I got the reversible one so I wear it bow and gun season. Big pockets, very easy to put on, the teather that attaches to the tree is long enough where a right handed shooter can shoot good to the right. I have had trouble with others being so short if you were bow hunting you couldn't shoot anthing to the right.

 

[Redfred16]

HSS here.

 

[93civEJ1]

Treespider here. Love it.

 

[TNDeerGuy]

20feet up harness for me�lighter than the HSS, more comfortable, no annoying strap around my neck to get in my way when I'm trying to shoot or climbing/decending and also when I'm trying to pull my hood up on my head or when I don't want the strap acting like a wick soaking my backside when it rains, alot more versatile than the HSS style (can use it to hang from the tree with all arms and legs free when hanging a lock-on or rig it lineman's style, exponentially alot safer than any HSS style ever thought about being. I must mention though, that I am a former HSS user but I switched primarily because of the safety aspect and the versatility.