Lonestar Saddle Belt

The Latitude Lonestar is an excellent saddle, especially for anyone planning to spend long hours in the tree. The comfort and adjustability really stand out, and the design does a great job of distributing weight without creating excessive pressure points. It feels secure, well-built, and thoughtfully designed for serious saddle hunters.

The Mossy Oak Bottomland pattern looks fantastic and blends naturally into the woods. I also appreciate that the saddle offers plenty of support without feeling overly bulky when walking in or climbing.

It's not the cheapest option, but the quality, comfort, and attention to detail make it worth the investment. Definitely a five-star piece of hunting equipment.

I spent weeks watching videos and trying to pick the right saddle. That was time well spent, the Lonestar is comfortable and easily adjustable. If I had the chance to do it over, I wouldn’t change a thing.

Comfortable, light weight, well made. Only tried it out twice so far. Two things I noticed. 1) When the 4" straps were bent to the inside to connect to the bridge loops it created a little bump that you feel. It would not be as aesthetically appealing if they turned the 4" material to the outside but I believe it would be more comfortable. The two 1" straps coming from the side of the saddle to the bridge loops sort of limits the full range of adjustments by limiting how far up or down you can move the prusik hitch. I like the gathered mollys. It makes it easier to attach equipment. Overall, nice saddle and worth the purchase.

The Lonestar saddle belt is a product that is built to a high quality standard. The webbing is thick enough to not lose its shape and roll over inside the saddle as the belt does in my saddle purchased from a competitor. I have been impressed by all products that I have purchased from Lattitude, their products are superior to the competition. I wish I had been able to put my hands on their equipment before I made my initial investment in saddle hunting equipment.

I’ve been saddle hunting for two years now and this is the second saddle I’ve purchased. First feels were amazing. The hip pinch reduction system is immediately noticeable and comfort for all day sits is going to be great. Overall quality is tremendous and I see this saddle lasting as long as I want it to. With all of the options in saddle brands now I am extremely happy I went with latitude. Only one giant problem there was no awesome latitude decal with my order so I could do some free advertising for them!

So, at nearly 300 pounds, I am a heavy dude in my third year of saddle hunting and I think that for the heavier guy, equipment needs are a little different. For the heavy hunter nearly everything is a little harder…climbing up, climbing down and even just hanging. I’ve had my hands on the Latitude Lonestar XL for a couple of weeks now and done a few hangs in it. Here’s what I have to say: This thing is unbelievably comfortable to sit in. Like crazy comfort. Padded, soft in the right places and the hip pinch relief system, which is essentially two pieces of kydex placed in a sheath on either hip which prevents the saddle from collapsing on itself towards the lineman’s loops really makes this thing feel more like a hammock than anything else I have used. I could really see sitting for hours in this thing with no discomfort. The price for that comfort though, is that this thing is bulky. It is not that it weighs so much, I am not sure that it doesn’t really, it is just that it does not fold well at all. It sits pretty low under the butt so wearing this thing in for any real length of walk is not going to happen. And because of its bulk, it needs a fairly accomodating pack to carry it in. I am not the kind of hunter who counts ounces exactly and comfort in the stand matters more to me than comfort on the walk in, which in any event is rarely much more than a mile. - So, if you are a heavier guy who prioritizes comfort, I have no qualms about recommending this thing. I just ordered the belt instead of the rope belt. I am going to put on an openable bridge from Hang Free so that I can just put the saddle on at the tree easily. - I will also say that I have rappelled down in this saddle and you feel totally secure. This is a very well constructed saddle.
I am a little curious about whether the Maverick will get me most of the comfort with less bulk, but not buying one now to test…of course if the good folks at Latitude want to send me one to try out, I won’t say no!

I got this belt to replace the rope belt on my method 2 because my waist is small it’s hard to get the rope belt very tight. Easy install and gets mt saddle very tight.

The Lonestar belt from lattitude outdoors was premium quality and allows me to get in and out of my saddle quicker and is more stable for me when traversing back and forth to my set up location. Love all there products and have owned almost all of them. Including the new Lonestar saddle also

Saddle is very comfortable and lightweight. 10/10

It’s the most comfortable saddle. Absolutely love it! Easy to use!

It’s really nice but I wish it had the padding the method 3 has. For those long sits.

Very satisfied with this saddle! The Mossy Oak Bottomland pattern looks great, and the product meets my expectations. Great choice for anyone who likes the classic Bottomland look!

Saddle is very comfortable for long sits.

Most comfortable saddle I’ve ever sat in. I don’t know how to explain it, but hip pinch is almost non existent. The HPR system is crazy and it takes some getting used to. Not in a bad way, just has such a comfortable feel it’s not what I’m used to!

Works great and is comfortable to sit in all day!

Love it

Hello,
I have been saddle hunting for the past 8 years. And this Lonestar saddle is just plain comfortable and easy to work with.

All day comfort in this saddle, zero hip pinch and love the rope system to keep noise at an all time low.

This thing is amazing!!! I will never look back!

Im a bigger guy and have the Method 2. It served me decently for a couple years but I always had issues with it sliding down and the back pannel not staying in place with the magnets. It also gave me some hip pinch. I debated between the method 3 and the Lonestar. It looks as if the Method 3 has fixed some of the issues with the MEthod 2 (also, it looks amazing), but decided to go with the Lonestar and give a single panel a try. LOVE IT. So comfortable. Dont have to fight with it to keep it up and works really well walking in to the woods as well. No hip pinch either! I paired it with the suspenders and Im hooked. Great product and very well made. "We got em..."

10/10

I have an original TX5 Lonestar Saddle and it is by far the most comfortable saddle I have used. So when I was looking for a backup saddle it was a no trainer to purchase the Latitude Lonestar. It is just as comfortable as the original but with some nice feature upgrades.

Great saddle. Very comfortable and ropes are very nice

This is hands down the best saddle over ever used! It is insanely comfortable and makes all day sits so easy. When I’m up the tree it genuinely feels like I’m just floating there. You’re missing out if you’re not using this saddle!

Absolutely the best saddle ever. Comfortable and easy to make adjustments. Highly recommended!

Just starting with Saddle hunting, looks like im starting at the top. Premium product.