lightened up my climber
#11
A lot of good ones out there the north star is a good one but they don't make them any more not super comfy but light.. Saddy most of the real comfy ones tend to be heavier or real $$$$$ summit, ol man etc etc etc super light ones like tree walker and timber tall are super light but close to $400.. I would stay away from the tree lounge had one hated it bulking noisy and not real easy to climb with..
Ive been more than happy with just simple and basic in the past. I don't really have to carry one very far.
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#15
Wonder how long before rust will form around all those holes inside the metal? With all those holes way more moisture will get inside and may cause corrosion where you can not see it. Also the holes will weaken the structural integrity over the long run. Can see many problems from doing this but it is your stand and your body.
#17
Wonder how long before rust will form around all those holes inside the metal? With all those holes way more moisture will get inside and may cause corrosion where you can not see it. Also the holes will weaken the structural integrity over the long run. Can see many problems from doing this but it is your stand and your body.
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#20
I have done this before with other stands and hunted with them for many years this is not my first rodeo.. It will not break and is perfectly, well as safe as any climbing stand can be.....
BTW..Not telling anyone else to do this....