Climbers
#1
Giant Nontypical
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Ohio
Posts: 7,876
Climbers
Look through some info on them and one stands out as the best to me. The Lone wolf climber (not the sit and stand). Has a lot of good features.
The weight is only 14.5 lbs.
It will carry 350lbs.
3D camo
Slim profile
All cast aluminum
cable reinforced belt
Great features! All A+ in my book.
It does have some negitives that chap my hide royally. As it comes it only fits up to 19" trees. They will dink you for 25 more bucks to get a belt that will go to 22". To add insult the cost is a rediculous 330 bucks plus tax. The seat is padded, not a big deal but I don't care for it.
I do have some questions if you can answer them. How does your feet attach for climbing and does it fold flat for packing?
The weight is only 14.5 lbs.
It will carry 350lbs.
3D camo
Slim profile
All cast aluminum
cable reinforced belt
Great features! All A+ in my book.
It does have some negitives that chap my hide royally. As it comes it only fits up to 19" trees. They will dink you for 25 more bucks to get a belt that will go to 22". To add insult the cost is a rediculous 330 bucks plus tax. The seat is padded, not a big deal but I don't care for it.
I do have some questions if you can answer them. How does your feet attach for climbing and does it fold flat for packing?
#3
RE: Climbers
IMHO I would stay away from Lone Wolf if you are going to be in your stand longer than 3-4 hours at a time. They are light, but super uncomfortable. I would pick a gorilla stand for half the price and 3 times the comfort.
Now, if you are going to be moving the stand around a lot then I might be worth it.
Now, if you are going to be moving the stand around a lot then I might be worth it.
#4
Typical Buck
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: central PA
Posts: 525
RE: Climbers
i have a lone wolf hand climber and i like it. bought it at the PA sportsmans showfor $280 and i can sit in a tree for 5-7 hours and be fine. i bought mine a couple years ago when the seats were 2-3 inches thick. it is a super quiet stand!!!
#5
Giant Nontypical
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Ohio
Posts: 7,876
RE: Climbers
ORIGINAL: robbcayman
IMHO I would stay away from Lone Wolf if you are going to be in your stand longer than 3-4 hours at a time. They are light, but super uncomfortable. I would pick a gorilla stand for half the price and 3 times the comfort.
Now, if you are going to be moving the stand around a lot then I might be worth it.
IMHO I would stay away from Lone Wolf if you are going to be in your stand longer than 3-4 hours at a time. They are light, but super uncomfortable. I would pick a gorilla stand for half the price and 3 times the comfort.
Now, if you are going to be moving the stand around a lot then I might be worth it.
#6
Giant Nontypical
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Ohio
Posts: 7,876
RE: Climbers
ORIGINAL: crazedbowhunter
i have a lone wolf hand climber and i like it. bought it at the PA sportsmans showfor $280 and i can sit in a tree for 5-7 hours and be fine. i bought mine a couple years ago when the seats were 2-3 inches thick. it is a super quiet stand!!!
i have a lone wolf hand climber and i like it. bought it at the PA sportsmans showfor $280 and i can sit in a tree for 5-7 hours and be fine. i bought mine a couple years ago when the seats were 2-3 inches thick. it is a super quiet stand!!!