Weaver Cougar

[loud_n_proud17]

I was looking at getting a new leg loop saddle and i havent seen any reviews on any search i do for this saddle, anyone use or hear anything good or bad about this saddle?
thanks in advance

 

[Tom Dunlap]

I got one to demo a while ago. It is an adequate harness and will serve someone well. At the time I was using a ButterflyII and the Cougar didn't meet the same performance marks for me. Now I use a Treeflex.

The Cougar is a good harness for the money. Like any performance issue, you pay more and get more or the value isn't there.

If you're interested in buying the Cougar from me send me an email offline.

 

[tophopper]

So your selling your Demo?

 

[tophopper]

Tried to reply to your PM Tom, but for some reason it wouldnt let me. No particular reason, it just sounded odd that you were selling a demo item. What are you asking for it?

 

[HÖLLENREICH]

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So your selling your Demo?

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Are you saying he is putting a price on something he got for FREE?

 

[tophopper]

You said it, not me.

He can do what he wants with it, now cant he?

Make him an offer.

 

[HÖLLENREICH]

PPfffftttt. not me but will prob be a good buy for Loud.

 

[Tom Dunlap]

Make an offer via PM.

Payment for commodities can be made in various forms. Commonly money is used to establish value. At other times information has value. In the case of this harness my value was information, my payment was in the commodity, the harness. Is this a surprise?

One time I talked with a woman whose son was a pro snowboarder. He was on the payroll of a board manufacturer. In addition he got gear from other companies. All he had to do was wear the gear at demos, comps and while he was riding. What he did with the gear later was his choice. She said that he got boxes of sunglasses that retailed for $150 plus that he could sell to live pretty well. At the end of the day, the companies got value and so did the rider. This is a pretty common relationship with gear manufacturers.