Summit Climber Users
#1
Summit Climber Users
You may want to invest in a pair of these..19.00 on Amazon...
I just about had a costly accident this year..A friend on here { Can see the off season forum..named Mr. Davis.} told me about this product WOW!! they work..it's like your stand is bolted to the tree.
NOTE..I pull the stabilizer straps snug when my butt is on the rail when I'm as high as I want to go..this is much safer,,,and much more secure.
I just about had a costly accident this year..A friend on here { Can see the off season forum..named Mr. Davis.} told me about this product WOW!! they work..it's like your stand is bolted to the tree.
NOTE..I pull the stabilizer straps snug when my butt is on the rail when I'm as high as I want to go..this is much safer,,,and much more secure.
Last edited by Chuck7; 01-23-2016 at 08:48 AM.
#2
that's not too bad there. my stand (not a summit however) has two holes around the rear of the stand on each side of the teeth that accommodate a strap they include with it. I didn't like it so I replaced it with a ratchet strap and let me tell you it doesn't move a 1/4 inch in any direction after I strap it down.
#3
Those look like they would work. However summit climbers come with a strap that is suppose to be used to secure the seat portion to the tree when you reach you final height. I put mine around the tree at the "teeth" portion of the upper piece and pull it tight so the teeth can not disengage the tree.
#6
#9
I don't have a summit, but I'm ordering an equalizer. I called them and they said that their stands come with "posi-lock" straps which are identical to the stabilizer straps y'all are talking about. From my research they are the most stable climbers out there.
Anyone have one and a summit to make a comparison?
Anyone have one and a summit to make a comparison?
#10
Fork Horn
Join Date: Nov 2014
Location: Maine & northern FloRida
Posts: 195
I have been using summit for many years, I have three. They do come with a strap to secure the seat portion to the tree once on place, this is super stable. I attach my backpack strap, which is secured to the seat portion, to the lower platform thus creating a reliably locked unit. With the unit secured to the tree and the use of a safety harness, I feel pretty good.