climber advice
#13
RE: climber advice
I'd go with the Gorilla. It's made VERY similar to what I use now,
an Ol' Man Vision. It's very easy to setup and take down, and the mesh seat is comfortable. I always use it in the "footrest" setup, even when I'm hunting with a rifle. It's light-weight, and easy to get around with.
an Ol' Man Vision. It's very easy to setup and take down, and the mesh seat is comfortable. I always use it in the "footrest" setup, even when I'm hunting with a rifle. It's light-weight, and easy to get around with.
#15
Giant Nontypical
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Northeast Tennessee
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RE: climber advice
well i believe im gonna go gorilla and i talked to my mom about it considering its more than i had.she said she didnt want me falling anymore.She said shed pay the rest of it (i have 70) because she overpaid a one of my medical bills on my heart procedure.She over paid by like 1100$ so thats a nice check to get in the mail.So when that check gets here i get to get my climber
#16
RE: climber advice
I like the style of the Guide Gear climber the best. It'll be the most comfortable for longer sits where you can kindof "recline". It's also open up front for close in shots.
But the gorilla is lighter and the sling seat is pretty comfy. You just won't have the "recliner" feel that the guide gear would.
The loggy seat will pinch your but and back after not too long.
Can you tell I'm all about being comfortable on stand?
Hope you're feeling well!!!
WEAR A HARNESS!!!!!!!!
But the gorilla is lighter and the sling seat is pretty comfy. You just won't have the "recliner" feel that the guide gear would.
The loggy seat will pinch your but and back after not too long.
Can you tell I'm all about being comfortable on stand?
Hope you're feeling well!!!
WEAR A HARNESS!!!!!!!!
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