millenium climber?
05-06-2010, 06:21 AM
#1
Fork Horn
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: tampa fl USA
Posts: 184
millenium climber?
i was wondering if anyone has any experience or thoughts on this particular treestand. http://www.millenniumstands.com/products.asp?prod=M1
i had an API that was decent but it wasn't too comfortable to me. plus, the cable system wasn't easy to adjust the further up the tree i went. i have an old school tree lounge that i've had for years. it is very comfortable to me. but, with the levelers this stand is heavy and it isn't very quiet to setup. i don't use a climber a whole lot any more due to having ladder stands setup around the property that we hunt. but, there are some areas that i would like to hunt where a lighter and easier to setup stand would come in handy. plus, it has a built in leveling system. so any help or advice is appreciated.
i had an API that was decent but it wasn't too comfortable to me. plus, the cable system wasn't easy to adjust the further up the tree i went. i have an old school tree lounge that i've had for years. it is very comfortable to me. but, with the levelers this stand is heavy and it isn't very quiet to setup. i don't use a climber a whole lot any more due to having ladder stands setup around the property that we hunt. but, there are some areas that i would like to hunt where a lighter and easier to setup stand would come in handy. plus, it has a built in leveling system. so any help or advice is appreciated.
05-07-2010, 06:57 PM
#2
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: PA.
Posts: 5,195
i was wondering if anyone has any experience or thoughts on this particular treestand. http://www.millenniumstands.com/products.asp?prod=M1
i had an API that was decent but it wasn't too comfortable to me. plus, the cable system wasn't easy to adjust the further up the tree i went. i have an old school tree lounge that i've had for years. it is very comfortable to me. but, with the levelers this stand is heavy and it isn't very quiet to setup. i don't use a climber a whole lot any more due to having ladder stands setup around the property that we hunt. but, there are some areas that i would like to hunt where a lighter and easier to setup stand would come in handy. plus, it has a built in leveling system. so any help or advice is appreciated.
i had an API that was decent but it wasn't too comfortable to me. plus, the cable system wasn't easy to adjust the further up the tree i went. i have an old school tree lounge that i've had for years. it is very comfortable to me. but, with the levelers this stand is heavy and it isn't very quiet to setup. i don't use a climber a whole lot any more due to having ladder stands setup around the property that we hunt. but, there are some areas that i would like to hunt where a lighter and easier to setup stand would come in handy. plus, it has a built in leveling system. so any help or advice is appreciated.
05-10-2010, 03:51 AM
#3
Spike
Join Date: May 2010
Posts: 2
I'm going to buy one over the summer in preparation to hunt this fall. What I like about them is that the base can be hung unobtrusively anywhere on any tree, so for about an additional $30 dollars per base you can go from site to site without moving a whole stand.
