Considering a new climber, which one?
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Considering a new climber, which one?
I am considering a new climber, which one? Lone Wolf, Summit, API all look good. I like the looks of the new Summit Razor, sit and climb and then you can fold back the the bar for an open front. I have had a climber in the past about 15 years ago but prefer the stability of my hang-ons. I need to be more mobile especially whenI hunt out of state this year.
#2
RE: Considering a new climber, which one?
Take a look at Millenium's climber (http://www.huntingsolutionsusa.com/). I have used their hang on and their climber and are without a doubt the most comfortable stands I have ever had my butt in.
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RE: Considering a new climber, which one?
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I am considering a new climber, which one? Lone Wolf, Summit, API all look good. I like the looks of the new Summit Razor, sit and climb and then you can fold back the the bar for an open front. I have had a climber in the past about 15 years ago but prefer the stability of my hang-ons. I need to be more mobile especially whenI hunt out of state this year.
I am considering a new climber, which one? Lone Wolf, Summit, API all look good. I like the looks of the new Summit Razor, sit and climb and then you can fold back the the bar for an open front. I have had a climber in the past about 15 years ago but prefer the stability of my hang-ons. I need to be more mobile especially whenI hunt out of state this year.
#4
RE: Considering a new climber, which one?
You should check out the Realtree Outfitters Series for Cabelas by Summit. Its a steal of a treestand. Its a Summit Viper, that includes the foot rest, harness, dvd, and realtree ezhanger for $249.99! It also comes in realtree ap instead of the summit camo. You can't beat that price with accessories.
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RE: Considering a new climber, which one?
#8
Banned
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: IOWA/25' UP
Posts: 7,145
RE: Considering a new climber, which one?
Go on Trophylines site; they make the tree saddle. Watch the 2 John Eberhardt videos. I am going to try the tree saddle ambush this year. It only weighs 1.5 lbs. Now that is light!! I have been researchin them a bunch. Guys say they are comfortable for all da yhunting and they even sleep in them safely. Probably the safest treestand out there.
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Spike
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Mullens, WV
Posts: 72
RE: Considering a new climber, which one?
I have a high point and its solid as a rock. Also as comfy as any other I've sat in. I've had it for two years and I love it. I feel extremely safe in it. I matched it with the HSS Lifeline and it works great.