HighDesertWolf

If this is true, they just lost a 11 year patron. I own several API stands and if they truly went to china for their manufacturing I wont buy another one of their products for aslong as I live or untill they come back home and give the jobs back to Americans.

bugsNbows

I believe that is correct sir.

uncle matt

And now the stands won't work here in the US because they're designed for trees in China which are much smaller.

VAhuntr

I believe this has been the case for at least two or three years now.

USMC PMI

That is a shame, one more company selling out for an extra buck. I love how compaines that do this try to make every effort to hide the "made in china" logo and still advertise as if it was US made. They should keep an eye on what China is spending their newly found money on! They are building quite a well equipped army over there!

bossgobler

API Tree stands are junk anyhow and now there bigger junk buy summit or ol man the best stands going

okcmco

I agree that it is a shame that this product is made in China now. But some of the blame must lie withus consumers. It seems like for us Price is the most important thing in the world. Americans are like that. Why else would we subject ourselves to the horrors of shoppong at walmart on a Saturday afternoon. IMHO there are more important things in this country than saving 2 bucks on a 3 pack of jocky shorts
okcmco

Tigerfan

I guess that's why they went out of business for a whille, huh? I had an Ole Man for about a year that I swore by. That is until I climbed with an API. The very next time I used my Ole Man I fell about 10 foot up and messed my wrist up. I sold it that day to a buddy for a C-note and never looked back. I don't do much climbing but when I do you can bet you bottom $ it will be in an API.

freezermeat

Hunter's View are also made in china

Slackdaddy

Details about the fall ? Did You fall out of the stand, did the stand break and fall off the tree ? Did You have a saftey belt on ?

Many thanks,
Nick