Treemotion for sale

[neckbeard613]

. Hey I have a pretty much new treemotion for sale. After I sold my ergo and some other gear I bought a motion, not for me I'm just gonna go back to my buck traverse. I'll sell it for 400 usd, I've only used it a handful of times and just don't like it as a work saddle. Let me know if interested.
Thanks.

Callum.

 

[CurSedVoyce]

Size?

 

[neckbeard613]

The treemotion is one size fits most. I think it's from about 30" to 40".

 

[MasterBlaster]

Lordy! Whutta gut range!

 

[vharrison]

Is that the one Stausser (sp ?) developed?

 

[neckbeard613]

Yes. It's a nice saddle, just not for me.

 

[vharrison]

I bought one of the first ones to hit the market years ago. We sent it back. Our top guy at the time, Jeff, did not like it.

I am going to have a newer climber of ours look at it and see what he thinks.

 

[neckbeard613]

Sounds good. Honestly I think they are overrated I preferred my ergo over the motion. I find the leg and hip webbing wears far to fast for a 500 dollar saddle. It costs $14 to replace the hip webbing, but $160 per leg which sees similar wear and tear. Not for me.

 

[Dave6390]

I don't get it, I've tried Weaver, Petzl, and Ergo. I'm constantly drawn back to the TreeMotion, i just bought my 3rd one and it fits like a fine pair of leather driving gloves, literally! It has unlimited attachment points and the rope bridge makes positioning effortless. IMHO.


Dave6390 in WI

 

[neckbeard613]

I can understand why guys love it, it is a nice saddle I find it pinches my boys far more than my ergo ever did.