RE: What are some of the best climbers?
 

API forever

RE: What are some of the best climbers?
 

I had a summit but I returned it and got a lone wolf. They are sooo quiet. They are the most expensive, but you get what you pay for. When you go buy a stand look at the box of a summit and then the lone wolf and tell me which one you would want on your back?

RE: What are some of the best climbers?
 

I bought a summit viper x4 this year. I'm still loving it. So much quieter than my previous stand. Better made. Doesn't slip at all. The harness is great. I can catnap with no fear of falling out. The seat is more comfortable than the one I sit in at work all day.

David

RE: What are some of the best climbers?
 

Personally i can`t` comment on the ol'man or the Lone wolf? But as far as the Summit stands are concernd i think they are one of the best stands on the market today. Easy setup, and quite, But from what i have read here! I don`t` think you could go wrong with any of them(IMO) P.S I might be giving one of the others a try next yr. myself:eek:

RE: What are some of the best climbers?
 

Have a Summit Goliath and couldn't be more pleased. Rock solid on a tree and I can climb as fast as a monkey and as quiet as a mouse.

Plus I have taken 5 deer out of it in the last 2+ years :)

RE: What are some of the best climbers?
 

I have been using the Summit Goliath for a couple years, and it is great. I bought the 2004 version with the upgrades they made, and it is even better now. Very comfortable stand and rock solid.

RE: What are some of the best climbers?
 

For what it is worth.... I had an issue with my treestand from Summit. It is a Goliath and the base was bending, that did not impress. But the customer service was great to work with, and it is nice to know a company stands by their product.

RE: What are some of the best climbers?
 

I bought a Summit Goliath before the season started and I'm very happy with my choice. Don't know how much quiter a lone wolf could be because I don't really make any noise going up the tree.

Isn't API in Chapter 11?