New for 2024: Latitude Outdoors Lonestar Saddle System

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posted on August 19, 2024
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Traditional, single-panel saddles often sacrifice comfort for mobility. To solve this problem for hunters who require the freedom to sit all day when game is active, while still retaining the ability to move locations when things slow down, Latitude Outdoors has introduced its new Lonestar Saddle.

Lonestar Saddle on white

The Lonestar saddle's design features interior padding with maximal airflow, an integrated Hip Pinch Reduction system and double the support surface area compared to standard single-panel saddles. Meanwhile, a stretch pleat ensures excellent weight distribution and fit for any body time, whether in Regular or XL size. All these deign elements combine to effectively eliminate pressure points to deliver on comfort during all-day sits. Additionally, the Lonestar includes open and closed MOLLE loops for the gear attachment and versatility required to meet almost any hunting scenario.

“After the game changing Method 2 and with our recent launch of the mobile Maverick saddle, the Lonestar completes a product trio that represents a major advancement in saddle-hunting technology,” said Alex Chopp, co-founder and chief brand officer at Latitude Outdoors. “With its combination of features and overall comfort, the Lonestar empowers hunters to push their limits during the hunt when every second counts.”

Lonestar Saddle Lifestyle

Features

  • Airflow Interior Padding
  • Suspender Integration: Provides additional support for extended use.
  • Open & Closed MOLLE Loops: Attach and organize gear with versatile attachment points.
  • Hip Pinch Reduction System: Eliminates pressure points and delivers superior comfort.
  • Buckle or Buckle-Less Belt System: Compatible with the metal free rope belt, but also has the ability to work with traditional webbing buckle belts.
  • 2x Support Surface Area: Offers twice the support compared to traditional saddles, to promote stability and comfort.

The Lonestar Saddle weighs in at 30 ounces for a Regular, and 32 ounces for an XL. The saddle is weight rated up to 300 pounds, and can accommodate a 28-50-inch waist. For more information on Latitude's full lineup of hunting saddles, visit latitudeoutdoors.comMSRP: $299.99

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