I’m staying away from any arm rests. Going too go without them and see how it works.
Chair for hunting blind?
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TinyTucky
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@OhioWhiteTails has 2 in his blind that are nice, not sure what they are. My dad has one of the Bass Pro black Out chairs, super comfortable and silent, but obnoxiously heavy for what it is and I’m also not a fan of having arm rests while bow hunting.
That’s what pockets are for Joe….Makes for crappy naps, my arms kept sliding out of my lap and waking me up..
Sgt Fury
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You do realize that you’re telling a man with a pocket pool addiction to put his hands in his pockets?That’s what pockets are for Joe….
I went with the camo fire deal I posted, swivels, no arm rest, it also has adjustable legs for uneven ground and the chair will raise and lower for height differences. I’ll post a review when I use it…
I have the same chair @Wildlife posted fro. Alpz. I bought 2 for $99 on a flash deal. They're very nice, but can get squeaky if you don't apply some silicone lube on 'em. Honestly, I like the regular old plastic deck chairs. Throw an old blanket over them and add a cheap seat pad and you're golden. I've cabbaged a lot of desk chairs over the years too. Turned one into a "bar stool" by mounting it on a platform I built. I actually have several dozen I can use after we bought an old industrial complex for work and they left all the desk furniture. There's 6 different kinds of chairs in there and you bet your ass I took the "worst ones" for an office and made the best deer blind chairs out of them. I'm talking $600 "executive" chairs with coffee stains and small tears. Perks of being the boss
They're the cabelas version of the blackouts. Very happy with them thus far.
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@Boarhead - you gonna puncture your taint with that thing.
Yeah @"J" , let us know how that chair works out for ya.
I just happen to notice something different about your chair that I didn't quite realize yesterday. In my last post, I stated that the chair looks identical to mine basically, however the photo you shared looks like it has 3 legs verses the 4 that I have, so, I'd be interested to hear if the chair is stable enough for your liking.
Anyhow, after using the one that I have over the last four seasons, this chair has held up exceptionally well. No complaints whatsoever for what it is and what it does. It's been through all kinds of weather conditions and yes, you'll want to keep the chair lubed to minimize any potential noises.
Last muzzy season was about the coldest time I ever used my chair, and I sat in that thing from sun up to sun down nearly all season long and yet, I was as comfortable as can be with that chair after crawling inside my 'HEATERBODY' suite first.
Good luck with the chair, "J"!
I just happen to notice something different about your chair that I didn't quite realize yesterday. In my last post, I stated that the chair looks identical to mine basically, however the photo you shared looks like it has 3 legs verses the 4 that I have, so, I'd be interested to hear if the chair is stable enough for your liking.
Anyhow, after using the one that I have over the last four seasons, this chair has held up exceptionally well. No complaints whatsoever for what it is and what it does. It's been through all kinds of weather conditions and yes, you'll want to keep the chair lubed to minimize any potential noises.
Last muzzy season was about the coldest time I ever used my chair, and I sat in that thing from sun up to sun down nearly all season long and yet, I was as comfortable as can be with that chair after crawling inside my 'HEATERBODY' suite first.
Good luck with the chair, "J"!
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Thanks Denny, do you have a link for that seat cover? That might be a good thing too have also.
Go figure "J", that darn cover is cheaper today than what it was when I paid for it back in 2018.
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Sgt Fury
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Probably too late for J but incase someone else is looking for a chair…I saw this yesterday in Walmart. $75 is a great price.
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those weren’t coffee stainsI have the same chair @Wildlife posted fro. Alpz. I bought 2 for $99 on a flash deal. They're very nice, but can get squeaky if you don't apply some silicone lube on 'em. Honestly, I like the regular old plastic deck chairs. Throw an old blanket over them and add a cheap seat pad and you're golden. I've cabbaged a lot of desk chairs over the years too. Turned one into a "bar stool" by mounting it on a platform I built. I actually have several dozen I can use after we bought an old industrial complex for work and they left all the desk furniture. There's 6 different kinds of chairs in there and you bet your ass I took the "worst ones" for an office and made the best deer blind chairs out of them. I'm talking $600 "executive" chairs with coffee stains and small tears. Perks of being the boss
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It's out of stock but I was able to snag one before they sold out. Pretty damn nice for $80. They do sell the same thing with arms.
Robot or human?
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