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Doegirl75

06-01-2008 10:29 PM

Choosing a "smaller" climbing stand.

I'm in the market for a new climber. Something along the lines of a Summit Openshot. Prefer lighter weight and I don't like those that have a rail. I also thought about a Lone Wolf hand climber, but the thought of having to bear hug up a tree doesn't appeal to me (wussy, stubbyarms:D). Any thoughts?

BGfisher

06-02-2008 08:38 AM

RE: Choosing a "smaller" climbing stand.

If you want LIGHT about the lightest one I know of is the Timbertall Baby Lite; www.timbertalloutdoors.com.

It goes against your grain and has a rail for sit-n-climb, but the bogger only weighs 12#. Pretty pricey though.

If you have any interest in it get back to me and I'll help with a more detailed critique.

Swift Arrow

06-02-2008 10:34 AM

RE: Choosing a "smaller" climbing stand.

The Razor SS, you can move the rail bar out of your way and it only weighs 20 pounds.

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