Best, lightest climber? Need advice.
10-23-2006, 05:16 PM
#21
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Hagerstown, MD
Posts: 689
RE: Best, lightest climber? Need advice.
Summit gets my vote. I own the Bushmaster, weighs in at 18 pounds and gives you a good mix of comfort and lite weight. I will also vouch for Summits customer service anytime I had a question I got quick responses and wonderful service.
10-23-2006, 06:51 PM
#23
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Central Florida
Posts: 25,116
RE: Best, lightest climber? Need advice.
Guys with big asses need Summit though!
Yes we do[8D]..I started my diet tonight. Any eatting after dinner is a 20.00 fine. If you are concerned about safety..get a Summit as well .They are solid .
c7
Here I am at 300 pounds. 44 waist.
Yes we do[8D]..I started my diet tonight. Any eatting after dinner is a 20.00 fine. If you are concerned about safety..get a Summit as well .They are solid .
c7
Here I am at 300 pounds. 44 waist.
10-23-2006, 07:14 PM
#24
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location:
Posts: 242
RE: Best, lightest climber? Need advice.
I had a Summit Viper for five years with no complaints whatsoever - that's a pretty good advertisement right there.
But wait, this year I bought a new one because they're lighter and even more comfortable and it's even better. I killed a doe the first time I used it. It is light, comfortable, easy to use and rock solid quiet.
But wait again! My Summit Skins starts peeling, so I called them. They shipped me a brand new stand the next day and said just ship the other one back in the pre-paid shipping box! The new skins with the new supplier will be out in November and they'll ship me a new set as soon as they're available. I can keep everything from the first one, just ship the frames back.
Now I have a new reason to love Summit - awesome customer service!
But wait, this year I bought a new one because they're lighter and even more comfortable and it's even better. I killed a doe the first time I used it. It is light, comfortable, easy to use and rock solid quiet.
But wait again! My Summit Skins starts peeling, so I called them. They shipped me a brand new stand the next day and said just ship the other one back in the pre-paid shipping box! The new skins with the new supplier will be out in November and they'll ship me a new set as soon as they're available. I can keep everything from the first one, just ship the frames back.
Now I have a new reason to love Summit - awesome customer service!
10-23-2006, 07:25 PM
#25
Join Date: Sep 2004
Posts: 12
RE: Best, lightest climber? Need advice.
I have a Summit Bullet, API, and last but best of all,a Lone Wolf
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Lone wolf is great, but during really cold weather, I prefer the Summit because it is actually a little wider toaccomodate the heavier cloths.
API is RETIRED !![:'(]
.Lone wolf is great, but during really cold weather, I prefer the Summit because it is actually a little wider toaccomodate the heavier cloths.
API is RETIRED !![:'(]
