TreeWalker Treestands/Equalizer Stands
#11
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Blossvale, New York
Posts: 21,199
RE: TreeWalker Treestands
ORIGINAL: Kamil
I just took a look at the Equalizer and must say I'm kinda impressed, but I wanna know from you guys that own it how does that leveling system work in reality?
I just took a look at the Equalizer and must say I'm kinda impressed, but I wanna know from you guys that own it how does that leveling system work in reality?
#12
RE: TreeWalker Treestands
I'm not too sure about that Treewalker. I've owned the "bolt through" styles before. They tend to be loud and a pain in the but to put on the tree.
I just got a Summit Titan and it is sooooooo comfy. Attaching it to the tree was very quick and very quiet. I like how the Summit's are all welded too...makes for a quiet and solid stand.
I just got a Summit Titan and it is sooooooo comfy. Attaching it to the tree was very quick and very quiet. I like how the Summit's are all welded too...makes for a quiet and solid stand.
#13
Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: NC
Posts: 250
RE: TreeWalker Treestands
The Treewalkers look ok. I have a Lone Wolf hand climber and absolutely love it. Very quiet and very solid and I do use it for all day sits.If I wasn't using the Lone Wolf I would definately go with the Equalizer.
#14
RE: TreeWalker Treestands
I also don't like that type of cable lock system. I would stray away from pins they are quite a hassle in the dark. Not a big fan of the seating I would much rather choose a new summit but than again... I did
#15
RE: TreeWalker Treestands
I watched the video on the equalizer stand website...I can't seem to grasp the concept as to why you would set it up at an angle and not straight if it has the geared leveling feature
#16
RE: TreeWalker Treestands
How quiet is the frame of that Equalizer stand? One thing that would concern me about the square tubing is that metal on metal contact or just hitting it with my bow would make a loud noise. Is there any sound dampening on their stand?
#17
RE: TreeWalker Treestands
I bought the treewalker this year and I have been nothing but impressed so far. I am 6'2 and 235 and the stand has ample room. The picture does not due justice to the amount of room the stand has. I did not buy the chill pad and also have no complaints about the web seat. I am a very satisfied customer.
#18
RE: TreeWalker Treestands
I have been debating all year about picking one of these treestands up! I first saw one last year at the Harrisburg Pa outdoor show and kicked myself in the butt for not picking one up then because of the great price they were offering them for!! They truly to me look like a very nice stand!!
One DOWNFALL so far I have found....there Customer Service is not the best!! I emailed them a couple/few times asking a couple questions I had about the stands, accessories, etc... and it took them a long while to get back with me!!
Then by that time the extra cash I had burning a hole in my pocket done burnt itself up on other stuff so I never even responded back to them.
Although next year I WILL be taking a couple extra dollars with me to the show and if they are there I MAY end up taking one home!!!!
Good Luck!!!
One DOWNFALL so far I have found....there Customer Service is not the best!! I emailed them a couple/few times asking a couple questions I had about the stands, accessories, etc... and it took them a long while to get back with me!!
Then by that time the extra cash I had burning a hole in my pocket done burnt itself up on other stuff so I never even responded back to them.
Although next year I WILL be taking a couple extra dollars with me to the show and if they are there I MAY end up taking one home!!!!
Good Luck!!!
#19
RE: TreeWalker Treestands
ORIGINAL: Kamil
I watched the video on the equalizer stand website...I can't seem to grasp the concept as to why you would set it up at an angle and not straight if it has the geared leveling feature
I watched the video on the equalizer stand website...I can't seem to grasp the concept as to why you would set it up at an angle and not straight if it has the geared leveling feature
You can start level if you want to, but just about every tree has some taper, so you start on a small angle to reduce the amount of cranking. The leveling feature is the best!
Jeramy, never had an issue with noise.
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