Phantom XP
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Learn how to adjust, set up, and dial in your Phantom XP before heading into the field.
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Public land saddle hunters know the struggle: comfort usually comes with added weight and bulk.
What's in the bundle: Perfect for beginners, this kit includes everything you need to saddle hunt! NEW Phantom XP Saddle (Reg or XL), Lineman Belt (11mm), Tree Tether (11mm), SYS Haulers ES 2.0.
Phantom XP
Learn how to adjust, set up, and dial in your Phantom XP before heading into the field.
Phantom XP
Take a closer look at the features, adjustments, and design details built into the Phantom XP.

Features integrated grab handles and a Lace Lock Tensioner for precise tension adjustments. When retracted, it maintains the same compact footprint as the original Phantom.

The integrated Micro-Adjustable Bridge lets you fine-tune bridge length while removable Bridge Bushings automatically distribute pressure as you move. Adjust the fit, customize the feel, and eliminate pressure points for all-day comfort.

Reduce hip pinch for all-day comfort and increase mobility during the shot.

Used for pocket attachment (compatible with all Tethrd pockets), and bonus MOLLE loops allow for additional accessory points.

Floats within the waist channel allowing for maximum adjustability and comfort, especially when extra layers are needed.

Designed for easy access—even in low light—so you can quickly and confidently find your lineman connection point in the dark.
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Built for hunters who refuse to choose between comfort and mobility.
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Yes to both.
The Phantom XP was designed to be simple enough for first-time saddle hunters while offering the comfort and adjustability experienced hunters appreciate.
Its lightweight design, intuitive adjustments, and expandable saddle body make it a great choice whether this is your first season or your fifteenth.
There are two common saddle designs: single-panel and two-panel.
Single-panel saddles are known for being lightweight, simple, and streamlined. Two-panel saddles are popular because they allow you to fine-tune support and comfort.
The Phantom XP's expandable saddle body combines the best of both. With the panel collapsed, it feels like a minimalist single-panel saddle. When you want more support, simply pull down on the lower portion of the saddle to expand the built-in pleat, creating additional support exactly where you need it.
You get the simplicity of a single-panel with much of the comfort and adjustability of a two-panel—all without extra bulk or panel connections.
Yes. The expandable saddle body provides additional support for long sits while still allowing you to collapse it for maximum mobility when getting to and from your spot.
The adjustability of the Quad Lock bridge allows you to make micro adjustments throughout the day to keep you comfortable and focused on the hunt.
No. The Phantom XP includes the saddle only.
If you're just getting started, one of our Starter Kits includes everything you need to begin saddle hunting, including your lineman rope, tether, and other essential gear.
No. The leg straps are an important safety component that helps keep the saddle properly positioned in the event of an unexpected fall. For that reason, they are not removable.
To hunt safely with a saddle, you'll also need:
Many hunters also add:
The original Phantom earned its reputation as one of the most trusted saddles on the market. The Phantom XP builds on that foundation with years of feedback from thousands of hunters.
Key improvements include:
The result is a saddle that's more comfortable, easier to adjust, and just as streamlined as the original.
If you're after the lightest, simplest setup, the SYS Hauler is a perfect match. It complements the Phantom XP's minimalist philosophy without adding unnecessary bulk.
If carrying more gear is your style, the Modular Saddle Pocket offers our highest storage capacity.
(Note: each Modular Saddle Pocket will hold approximately 34 Oatmeal Creme Pies... if your hunting priorities are in the right place.)