I may eventually add some Velcro so I can quickly re-attach it. I don’t like to sling it over my shoulder and the strap was catching on brush everywhere I went. I un-stitched the strap so that I can easily carry it with my hand. Perhaps the seat I use the most is this folding seat by Hunter’s Specialties.

Thicker with More Comfort: Beard Buster Jumbo Seat, and the Therma-Seat.

Budget seat cushions: Primos Twin Cheeks, or the Hunter Specialties Big Cheeks.

I always have mine in the vehicle for those stands that we make in areas with open country and nothing blocking my view. So if you’re hunting in thicker cover or tall brush you may want to look for a taller option. The downside is, they are very low to the ground and they’re not going to give you any extra height on your sets.

They are a bit bulkier, but you’ll enjoy the comfort and deal with carrying it on stand.

If you want a more comfortable solution, then get the Therma-seat! They are very comfortable, and a lot of waterfowl and turkey hunters use them for sitting on location for great lengths of time. They are comfortable enough on stand, and it’s only until about 15 minutes in when I need to shift my weight to avoid a dead leg. This is great if you’re looking for a hands free solution. They come with a strap that loops around your belt and secures easily with a button snap. These cushion seats are always the cheapest and lightest solution.

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