NEW SPONSOR - SPOT 360 Hunting Seat - Video page 7

[Flingblade]

Todd,  Please e-mail the video to me as well.  Looks like a great chair.  Will you be at the Kalamazoo Trad Expo?  I'd like to see one in person.  
Gary

[Gen273]

Todd,

thanks for the videos, it look very neat!!!

Charlie

[Mojostick]

Fling,
I'll be at K-Zoo and could bring mine for a look. I assume it'll be there that Saturday, because I'm taking a minivan full of kids.
Otherwise, I live in Rockford and you can bop by whenever and take a look.

[John146]

Gary, will be sending the videos shortly.

Bob, thanks for offering to show Gary the seat. Not doing the shows yet.

[Chain2]

Pm'ed you. Good Luck with your endaevor.

[John146]

Chain2, Just sent videos to you. Appreciate the inquiry.

[ARCHER2]

Hey Brother,
Send me the videos if you would please sir.
work email - [email protected]
home email - [email protected]
Thanks!
Charlie

[coaster500]

Welcome!!!

Looks like a well thought out seat. I could have used it last week in my ground blind in Montana:)
 

 

[steadman]

Check your email Todd  

[Mike Falkner]

Thanks for the video links, Todd.  Really like the attention to detail in this chair design; scratching up some coins to order one.

[Flingblade]

Thanks Todd.
Mojostick, I'll send a PM. Thanks.
Gary

[TxAg]

Looks great. Email sent.

[Friend]

WELCOME!

[Roger Norris]

Could you email me the video please? Thanks

[John146]

Roger, They should be in your e-mail.

Take Care,

[Drumstick63]

Guys,

I took the opportunity of a day off from work to make the hour drive west to see the Spot360.  When I first saw pictures of the Spot360, I had some reservations about the design as to how well it would work for me.  I did bring some cash along just-in-case but wasn’t really planning to make a purchase today.  You see, I already have a variety of seats collected over the past couple of decades (two Niff-T Seats, a Double Bull Magnum, a Hammock Seat, a Waldrop Pac Seat, and a couple of Millennium Tree Seats).  All these seats work well within their design limits so I really didn’t need another seat.
 
Long story short, I left with a Spot360, three additional pipes for different heights, and a cool bow-holder that straps to your boot or leg.   The Spot360 is very comfortable, absolutely quiet, extremely well thought out, and extremely well put together.  It is quality.  It allows you to pivot 360 degrees effortlessly and in silence.  I haven’t hunted with it yet, but it will be the one accompanying me on my next ground-hunt.  This is a great hunting seat guys!

A side plus.  I met Todd (and his wife) for the first time today and was treated like a lifelong friend.  Todd spent an incredible amount of time showing me all the details of the Spot360.  He is very enthusiastic about what he does and has a knack for functionality and quality.  He is good people.

Todd doesn't know I am posting this but I wanted to offer my first hand experience on the Spot360 in an effort to help those that are just looking at the pictures.

Thanks,
Mark

[cedar]

Todd, would you send me the video?  Thanks, John
[email protected]

[Dave Thaxton]

Todd, I would like to see the video as well. Thanks
[email protected]

[John146]

Mark,
Thank you for the kind words! (you made my wife cry - good tears). It was such a treat meeting you and talking hunting. I hope we get to go hunting soon.

I am very pleased you like the seat and wish you much success using it! The questions you had made me realize that you are quite the thinker and to have you walk away satisfied was awesome!

Take care and stay in touch. Let's go chase em soon!

[John146]

Drumstick63 (Mark) mentioned a bow holder in his post above and I wanted to post a picture of the one we offer that I forgot to post in the original introduction.

It addresses the first of the 2 things you MUST do to shoot a deer when hunting from the ground or in a tree. You must position your bow to draw. This bow holder is a very simple way to have your bow up and in position and not have to hold the weight of your bow in case the deer hangs up. You are also more apt to put your bow in position if you hear something you may think would be a deer if you can put it in a holder and not just hold it up with your bow arm.

Here are a few pictures that show it being used while sitting and standing. The pouch that holds the bow tip is shallow so that it will not pinch inside and hinder pulling it out to shoot. Just lifting your bow 1" gets it out of the pouch and ready to draw.

 Also, we do 2 straps - top & bottom - so you can cinch the bow holder in place and it won't move up or down your leg after you position it according to your height and situation. If you are interested just send me an e-mail and we will get you fixed up.