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Best Safety Harness with Linesman Harness???

Started by fishone, February 05, 2011, 10:10:00 AM

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fishone

I am looking to buy a new Safety Harness. I have just purchased a LW Alpha lock on with LW climbing sticks. I want to purchase a harness with the linesmans harness that will be easy to use to set up the Climbing Sticks and the Stand. I have used a SOP for the past several years and it has worked fine with my climbing stands. It is not the easiest to put on over bulky hunting clothes. Please give me your opinions and advantages and disadvantages of each harness. The Muddy Outdoors Harness is interesting. Can anyone compare this harness to other ones? Thanks!

stagetek

I'm can't say whats best. But, for the past three seasons I've been using the HSS harness. Mine is the older style, abit heavier than the newer ones, but I like it, and wouldn't be in a tree without it.

Gen273

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VTer

In my opinion the SOP is still the best harness out there for the money. The others don't do anything different for your safety and I feel are overpriced because of that.
Schafer Silvertip 66#-"In memory", Green Mountain Longbow 60#, Hill Country Harvest Master TD 59#

"Some of the world's greatest feats were accomplished by people not smart enough to know they were impossible."
   - Doug Lawson.

reddogge

I bought the skeleton harness I think was an HSS product but I'm not sure.  It's out in the shed and it's raining.  I like it for the light weight and lack of bulk in warm weather.
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fishone

Thanks so much for your replies. I appreciate it.
Please keep them coming!

Fletcher

My SOP Fastback is as nice and easy to use as any I have seen.  If I stretch this one, I'll get another.
Good judgement comes from experience.  Experience comes from bad judgement.

"The next best thing to playing and winning is playing and losing."

"An archer doesn't have to be a bowhunter, but a bowhunter should be an archer."

DeerSpotter

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Heb.13:5-6

glass76

QuoteOriginally posted by DeerSpotter:
Muddy  

you won't even know it's on


Carl
I agree.

Bow man

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TimDougan

Muddy here also best i have found for my needs. TD.

Notso

I use the HSS. It has loops for attaching a lineman's belt. I use a piece of climbing rope and two carabiners for a lineman's belt. Works fine. Used it today to pull a couple of treestands.

medicineman

I use hss --mine is heavy and hot in warm weather
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Bow man

QuoteOriginally posted by medicineman:
I use hss --mine is heavy and hot in warm weather
The new proseries HSS vests are very light I also love the safety rope that goes from stand to ground you are always hooked up
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Slewfoot62

I have used the original seat of the pants harness for 15 years. Connected to the tree from the time you leave the ground till you touch back down. I have lots of bills cant afford to fall and get hurt!.

Cool Springer

Check out the Rescue One CDS (Controlled Descent System) from Mountaineer Sports.  http://www.mountaineer-sports.com/  
They have several demonstration videos on their website.  I purchased one prior to the season last fall and I love it.  I've never felt safer than while using this harness.  You can use is as a lineman harness as well.
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Allegheny Mountain Recurve 61 @ 29

NightHawk

Haven't posted much as of late but when I seen this thread as a lineman, I want you to know that any of those harnesses do not give you 100% fall protection. Please when you use your harness to put up tree stands or climbing sticks always use a fall rope attached to the lanyard of your harness. It may seem like a pain (until you get used to it) but it's a much better pain than the one you can experience from a bad fall. Please be safe out there!!
1) Gen. 21:20
And God was with the lad, he grew, and he dwelt in the wilderness, and he became an archer
2)The democracy will cease to exist when you take away from those who are willing to work and give to those who would not.
Thomas Jefferson

fishone



amar911

I am not sure what a "fall rope" is supposed to be or how it functions.

Allan
TGMM Family of the Bow


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