Climber stand help.

[quackheadbp]

Im looking to buy a new climber stand this season, but wants some opinions on what you fellas use. Im useing a Summit Viper that a buddy of mine let me borrow and I really like it, but I wish the dang thing had a foot rest bar on it. Let me know what you think on the best one for the money, or If you have one for sale let me know.

[ACEINTHEHOLE]

I feel safer in a Summit than anything else. I have the Goliath. I think you can put a foot rest on them.

[LawDawg]

summit is the way to go. and you can put a foot rest on it.

http://www.cabelas.com/product/Summit-A ... +foot+rest

[huntersmky]

my next one will be a millenium climber.

[camlock]

Ol Man is you plan on being mobile, or the Lone Wolf...Millenium if you don't plan on changing trees often...Summit gets you somewhere in the middle of mobility and comfort...

[Greenhead22]

Ol Man Multi-Vision

[ScottyLee]

i have a tree lounge, i absolutely love mine. don't have any complaints and it's easy to set up, pack, and take a nap in killed quite a few deer out of it too. i have a set of wheels that i install on them with a cotter pin and use that to roll my deer out of the woods if i can't get to them with a 4 wheeler for some reason. i think the stand was a little less than 200 bucks, and had it for like 10 years now.

[Taint]

Ol Man....Not bulky, light, sturdy, and comfortable!!! not much else to ask for in a climbing stand.......Oh and you can get the foot rest

[dukhntn]

Cougar Claw and Treewalker are worth mentioning.

[LawDawg]

I can't believe everyone is saying ol man. I hate those stands.

[cootkiller]

Looking at the gorilla stands myself. They got some that look like they would be good. If not one of those the ol'man multi vision

[lilwhitelie]

Wish loggy bayou was still in business and making the old models. Lightest and safest stand I have ever had. 15 years old and still goin strong. Lets hope that band holds out.

[Micah]

I have a Lone Wolf sit and climb. I like it because it's light and folds down to pack pretty tight. It makes longer hikes through thick stuff allot more manageable. It's also a very quiet climb compared to some stands I've used.

Compared to a Summit, you give up some comfort and it takes a bit longer to get on a tree. The Lone wolf is also pretty expensive compared to most of the competition.

Just some thoughts on what I use.

[quackheadbp]

I can't believe everyone is saying ol man. I hate those stands.

+1 I dont feel safe in those. Im pretty much set on a summit. Thanks fellas!

[Greenhead22]

I can't believe everyone is saying ol man. I hate those stands.

Obviously because you have issues.