Are cheap stands dangerous?
#1
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Join Date: Nov 2003
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Are cheap stands dangerous?
Hey all,
I don' t spend alot of time in the woods and really dont want to spend too much money on a clinbing stand. I look at a stand on Bass Pro Shops called the StrongBuilt Comanchee Cable Climber. It' s on sale for $99.98 (Usually $129). Any feedback will help.
I know it' s steel but it' s not too heavy. I' m more concerned with the safety aspect.
Thanks,
Frank
I don' t spend alot of time in the woods and really dont want to spend too much money on a clinbing stand. I look at a stand on Bass Pro Shops called the StrongBuilt Comanchee Cable Climber. It' s on sale for $99.98 (Usually $129). Any feedback will help.
I know it' s steel but it' s not too heavy. I' m more concerned with the safety aspect.
Thanks,
Frank
#3
Join Date: May 2003
Location: Southeast Alabama
Posts: 191
RE: Are cheap stands dangerous?
as long as it has been tested by the company and has been approved by TSA (I think thats it) then its not dangerous..
well actually if your 20 feet up off the ground with just a platform under you yeah all are dangerous.. but that one is no more dangerous than the rest
well actually if your 20 feet up off the ground with just a platform under you yeah all are dangerous.. but that one is no more dangerous than the rest
#4
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: moore oklahoma USA,right now in Korea
Posts: 335
RE: Are cheap stands dangerous?
i do have two hunters view climbers.bought them over three years ago,i changed the straps that go over your boots i put dog collars there, they looked stronger,other than that they work great
#7
RE: Are cheap stands dangerous?
Welcome Frankieg to the forum,
All climbers or stands can be dangerious if not used properly. Some may be worse then others.It doesn' t matter if you buy the cheapest or most expensive climber always wear your safety belt.Always look your stand over before using for missing or damaged parts.Buy whatever one is comfortable to you and check the weight capacity.Do not exceed the weight capacity.It' s recommended buy a stand approved by the TMA.Stay away from the NEW Version Treelounge.It' s a death trap.
Ruger Redhawk
All climbers or stands can be dangerious if not used properly. Some may be worse then others.It doesn' t matter if you buy the cheapest or most expensive climber always wear your safety belt.Always look your stand over before using for missing or damaged parts.Buy whatever one is comfortable to you and check the weight capacity.Do not exceed the weight capacity.It' s recommended buy a stand approved by the TMA.Stay away from the NEW Version Treelounge.It' s a death trap.
Ruger Redhawk
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