gorilla Kong Stand
#1
gorilla Kong Stand
I may need to add a couple stands to my arsenal for next season. I love LW stands but I can't afford to buy alot of those.
Anyone have any experiences with the Gorilla Kong stands?
How quiet are they (particularly in cold weather)?
Easy of hanging?
etc
Anyone have any experiences with the Gorilla Kong stands?
How quiet are they (particularly in cold weather)?
Easy of hanging?
etc
#2
RE: gorilla Kong Stand
I have two Kongs, and A king kong.
I love gorilla treestands. Very easy to set up and move quickly, pretty quiet, not too heavy, and doesn't break the bank.
The ONLY thing I don't like about them is the straps. I always go to the hardware and get some heavier duty ratchet straps.
I love gorilla treestands. Very easy to set up and move quickly, pretty quiet, not too heavy, and doesn't break the bank.
The ONLY thing I don't like about them is the straps. I always go to the hardware and get some heavier duty ratchet straps.
#3
RE: gorilla Kong Stand
ORIGINAL: MN/Kyle
I have two Kongs, and A king kong.
I love gorilla treestands. Very easy to set up and move quickly, pretty quiet, not too heavy, and doesn't break the bank.
The ONLY thing I don't like about them is the straps. I always go to the hardware and get some heavier duty ratchet straps.
I have two Kongs, and A king kong.
I love gorilla treestands. Very easy to set up and move quickly, pretty quiet, not too heavy, and doesn't break the bank.
The ONLY thing I don't like about them is the straps. I always go to the hardware and get some heavier duty ratchet straps.
So you think the straps are a little flimsy? unsafe?
#4
RE: gorilla Kong Stand
I've been using one for about 6 seasons now and have never had any trouble. I use the factory straps and they've always been steady. No noise & very lite.Extend the strap before you climb and it's a breeze to set up.
#6
Typical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: NOVA
Posts: 780
RE: gorilla Kong Stand
I probably have 12 gorilla stands. at least! ill do inventory in month. Either way there not as good as they used to be IMO. They used to be better constructed. I dont have problems with the straps,i bought two new gorillas this year and bow squeked, which i never had happen before.
I also bought another rivers edge stand, I have about 10 rivers edges too and no problems with them. Gorillas have a longer platform and River edge offers a wider platform but not as long. Id go with the top end gorillas or the rivers edge if you want to get a decent stand for $70. The cheaper gorillas arent as good as they used to be.
I also bought another rivers edge stand, I have about 10 rivers edges too and no problems with them. Gorillas have a longer platform and River edge offers a wider platform but not as long. Id go with the top end gorillas or the rivers edge if you want to get a decent stand for $70. The cheaper gorillas arent as good as they used to be.
#7
RE: gorilla Kong Stand
Not sure why some of you are having strap issues?? The only problem I ever had was learining how to loosen them to get the stand down. Unless they have changed in the past couple years.
#8
RE: gorilla Kong Stand
I will agree they are quiet and good construction but man unless the guy's who say they aren't heavy have never used other stands i would strongly disagree they are the heaviest stands I have ever hung. My buddy has about 6 of different sizes and they are ball busters to hang compaired to my summits and others I have. I bought 3 new field and stream stands list year for $30 and they are the best under $50 stands I have ever bought, they fold, carrry and hang great, much lighter. They make a little bigger model for $50 but I'm good with the smaller platforms. I would recomment the F&S over the, you need a Gorilla, to hang them but both are quiet and well built.