Lone wolf sit and climb is the best climber ive ever used.
10-03-2008 | 04:34 PM
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Lone wolf sit and climb is the best climber ive ever used.
I just bought one used at my local archery shop(guy used it once) for 300$, and I didnt have to pay tax on it. I got home and tried it out, and wow, it is nice. I've tried my dads summit, and I just dont like it, but this, this is really nice and quiet.
Anyone else feel the same about Lone Wolf
Anyone else feel the same about Lone Wolf
10-04-2008 | 08:47 AM
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RE: Lone wolf sit and climb is the best climber ive ever used.
Reflex,
A couple of years ago I was in the market for a new climber. I had a summit climber that was really comfortable but I didn't like the way it packed in because it didn't fold flat. I also thought the cable system could be better than it was. I begin to look at other climbers and one of the qualifications I was looking for was that it had to fold flat for backpacking. After narrowing it down to two, a North Starr and a Lone Wolf, I went with the North Starr, mainly because of the price. I used the North Starr one time and actually called my daughter from the stand and had her put it up for sale on Ebay. I went the next day and bought a Lone Wolf sit-n-climb and I have never regretted it. While I will say it is not as comfortable as the Summit, it packs easier, climbs easier, and is much quieter to put up than any other climber I have everowned. If I could design a stand myself, with just a few modifications, this is how I would design one. It's a great stand with great features. I think you will like it.
Blessings.....Pastorjim
A couple of years ago I was in the market for a new climber. I had a summit climber that was really comfortable but I didn't like the way it packed in because it didn't fold flat. I also thought the cable system could be better than it was. I begin to look at other climbers and one of the qualifications I was looking for was that it had to fold flat for backpacking. After narrowing it down to two, a North Starr and a Lone Wolf, I went with the North Starr, mainly because of the price. I used the North Starr one time and actually called my daughter from the stand and had her put it up for sale on Ebay. I went the next day and bought a Lone Wolf sit-n-climb and I have never regretted it. While I will say it is not as comfortable as the Summit, it packs easier, climbs easier, and is much quieter to put up than any other climber I have everowned. If I could design a stand myself, with just a few modifications, this is how I would design one. It's a great stand with great features. I think you will like it.
Blessings.....Pastorjim
