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Heated seat & backrest at Cabelas

Started by HaMeR, October 08, 2009, 09:55:34 PM

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HaMeR

Has anybody tries this seat or know of anybody that has. I'm thinking this might help me set on a deer stand for more than 2-3 hours without all the pain in my lower back from the cold air. I've devised a system but it consists of carrying a wool blanket in with me & wrapping it around me from my armpits downto my waist. It's bulky & somewhat uncomfortable & definitely sucks when I get the urge to move.

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Glen

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KySongDog

I always tuck my shirt tail in.  It helps cut down on those nasty cold drafts.    :biggrin:

FinsnFur

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Looks like a gimmick Glen. I'd think it'd keep your booty warm but thats about it.
And if your 12 foot up in a tree, that's not going to do much for your face and legs in a sub zero wind. :wink:
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LORDDAL

Id say just build you one of these instead there Hamer
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GunDog

HaMer - I'd looked at these things also. I think my problem with it would be the battery life. Five hours here deer hunting don't cut it the way we hunt. If it's anything like the advertised MPG on vehicles these days you can expect about two thirds the advertised battery time. Batteries are expensive here. I guess the problem could be cured with a few sets of the rechargeable batteries?  A hundred bucks would turn to an easy hundred fifty by the time you got the batteries probably. I was kinda waiting on the reviews to come in on it also. I know the seats in the truck sure feel good to ole' Arthur on those cold chilly mornings.  :wo: :shrug: :wo:

Nelson

Hamer,
I haven't used one of these, but you might check them out:

Brookstone.com
Item No.  605600 or 605584

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Carolina Coyote

HaMer, You m8ight try the the Chemical hand warmers that you can buy at Walmart, they are not that expensive and will produce heat all day. cc

HaMeR

Thanks for all the thoughts. I have my doubts about them too. Battery cost wouldn't be an issue as it comes with a rechargeable & the charger. Batery life on the other hand would be I suspect unless it can be turned off/on easily other than battery pack removal.
Glen

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pitw

HaMeR as you know I kinda/sorta abhor the use of electronics in any of my outdoor pursuits.  So my answer to your problem would be to get a seamstress to make you a shirt.  If you make a sweat shirt type of thing and get her/him to make it long enough[can't find these at Walmart].  On the lower part and around your back have a sheep fleece[many materials can work here] attached.  This way the blanket is always attached to you and isn't in the road.
I say what I think not think what I say.

HaMeR

I've been thinking along those lines Barry. And I've also thought about having pockets sewn in for those heat packs that CC mentioned. I'm gonna check out Nelson's link too.

Those big blinds would be nice if I wanted to hunt one place. But I have access to 8 ladder stands plus my climber on 150+ acres.  :biggrin:
Glen

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HaMeR

Nelson-- Thank You for doing the homework on my problem. I know I told you this when I returned your PM but I just wanted everybody to know you went beyond my expectations when I made this thread & I do appreciate that very much!!
Thank You Very Much Neslon!!!  :yoyo: :yoyo:

Glen

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Glen

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slagmaker

I have a vest with pockets sewn on the inside just at the kidney area. I use a hand warmer with solid fuel "charcoal sticks" and it works very well. Keeps my back nice and warm :biggrin:. If its really blowing cold I use two one on each side :eyebrow:. I like the charcoal warmers over the chemical packs cause theres nothing to throw away when your done. AND the vest is an added layer, pluss extra pockets in the front. Never put anything in them but they are there if I need them :huh:
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HaMeR

Another very good idea. Thanks slag!! I appreciate every one of them!!  :yoyo:
Glen

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2014-15 TBC-- 11