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Very comfortable and easy to use and adjust. Lightweight and would definitely recommend saddle. 2 panel set is nice especially with bottom panel fully dropping down for sitting.
Put the ultimate against a top competitors new 2 panel and IMO the Timber Ninja out performs. Easy to adjust straps to adjust second panel, magnetic stick/platform holders, and just the comfort are seriously hard to beat! I’ll be running Timber Ninja from here on out!
Overall I'm pleased with the saddle. It is comfortable enough to sit all day. The only complaint I have is with the Prusik knots. After sitting in the saddle for and extended period of time it becomes impossible to tighten the bridge with one hand. Also when using the linemans rope it's very difficult to tighten up especially when putting up sticks and platform. The prusik just locks down with any amount of weight on it for any amount of time.
Black Belt Ultimate Saddle
Here’s a copy from what I said before !!
Hi guys, I wanted to share some feedback about my Black Belt Ultimate. Overall, I really like the saddle, but I have to say I’m disappointed with one particular design detail. When walking with the saddle, especially with gear in the pouches, it naturally tends to slide down. I tried adding suspenders to solve the problem, but there are no proper attachment points toward the front of the saddle. The only available attachment points force me to move the suspender connections much farther toward the sides/back. I was able to make it work, but the geometry is not comfortable. Attaching anything to the front waist strap isn’t really a good option either because the webbing is very soft and it’s part of the Fidlock waist-belt system. For a premium saddle at this price point, I really feel that two small, reinforced suspender attachment loops near the front should have been incorporated into the design. It would be a very simple addition and would make a significant difference when walking with the saddle loaded. I’m not trying to criticize the product as a whole — I actually like it a lot. But this particular detail surprised me, because Timber Ninja clearly put a lot of thought into making the Black Belt a complete hunting system. I just didn’t expect to have to improvise an attachment system for something as basic as suspenders. I’m sending a couple of pictures so you can see exactly what I mean. I’d also be interested to know if you have a solution or attachment method that I may have overlooked. Thanks