sick of climber
#31
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Pulaskiville
Posts: 3,533

I'd rather deal with the extra weight of a stand than to have one that is uncomfortable.
I had a lone wolf...it was light and great to pack and set up. BUT, I'd rather that it be 10 pounds heavier if it were more comfortable.
I had a lone wolf...it was light and great to pack and set up. BUT, I'd rather that it be 10 pounds heavier if it were more comfortable.
#32

I have a Summit Viper and Titan and love them both. I use the Titan almost exclusively now, because of the extra platform room.
Cables can be noisy if they slip and clank against the climbers when you set up. It takes practice. I think any of them take some practice for you to be noise free during set up.
Just my .02.
Cables can be noisy if they slip and clank against the climbers when you set up. It takes practice. I think any of them take some practice for you to be noise free during set up.
Just my .02.
#33

I have a Summit Viper and Titan and love them both. I use the Titan almost exclusively now, because of the extra platform room.
Cables can be noisy if they slip and clank against the climbers when you set up. It takes practice. I think any of them take some practice for you to be noise free during set up.
Just my .02.
Cables can be noisy if they slip and clank against the climbers when you set up. It takes practice. I think any of them take some practice for you to be noise free during set up.
Just my .02.
I agree 100%. I had a Lone Wolf Sit & Climb and while it was easy to pack in it got uncomfortable within a couple hours. I'm happy with the Summit Viper. With a little practice the Summit stands are quick and easy to set up. As long as I take my time the set up is quiet as well.
#34
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: PA.
Posts: 5,195

I have a Summit Viper and Titan and love them both. I use the Titan almost exclusively now, because of the extra platform room.
Cables can be noisy if they slip and clank against the climbers when you set up. It takes practice. I think any of them take some practice for you to be noise free during set up.
Just my .02.
Cables can be noisy if they slip and clank against the climbers when you set up. It takes practice. I think any of them take some practice for you to be noise free during set up.
Just my .02.
something has to be put in there.i am thinking that bedliner spray MAY work sprayed in that area.
after season i will be looking into it.
#35

Yeah, that's a good idea. I used spray insulation in the bottom of the lower platform (the bottom of the slates) to get a little sound dampening in that part.
#38

Are they really comfortable? They don't look like they could be. I have carried a Summit Viper over a mile before. Padded backpack straps are the key to making these stands carry easy.
#39
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: PA.
Posts: 5,195

molle 11 really helps BUT it is still not light.at times i use a deer cart to haul my climber close to my spot,like 150 yds from spot.
i have a stand like tree saddle, it sits in basement not used.
i cant sit in that thing very long.i should sell it.anyone interested drop me a PM .ITS NEAT THAT YOU JUST STRAP IT ON YOUR BACK AND GO, GREAT STAND IF YOU LIKE TO MOVE AROUND ETC.
but at 57 i cant get up trees like i used too.
i have climber part for it too so you dont have to use steps to get up tree.its real small and straps on the seat .
#40
Spike
Join Date: Oct 2010
Posts: 9


Love mine. The only thing I did to improve the quiet factor was to glue some felt to the frame where the swing brace meets the frame and you tighten the screw just so I could move more quickly with out worry about making noise attaching the 2 pieces.