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New Gear for 2023, Go!

Horn said:
Yeah, the core bows look nice. It looks like, I haven't verified, that the SS has bridgelock and integrate mounting. Finally. But I don't need a bow. I don't need a bow. The color options stink... I don't need a bow..
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It does. looks like the dove tails slide right in the riser. looks great
 
Bowtie747 said:
Were the OG lone wolf sticks made in USA? I mean isn’t that basically the same step design on the singles? I mean Ik it’s a double verse single but the singles still didn’t have a ton of material. Seems odd these break
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The force and moment effect on the step of these sticks is different than OG LW singles.

Would be nice to have some more details of the poster height/weight...
 
Bowtie747 said:
Were the OG lone wolf sticks made in USA? I mean isn’t that basically the same step design on the singles? I mean Ik it’s a double verse single but the singles still didn’t have a ton of material. Seems odd these break
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All the origional Lone Wolf sticks I have (I have 15) were made in the USA. Cheep China metal will do you in every time.
 
GeoFish said:
All the origional Lone Wolf sticks I have (I have 15) were made in the USA. Cheep China metal will do you in every time.
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yea, that’s kinda the point I’m getting at. China crap. Makes me question Chinese products I own.
 
Here’s some interesting news in the gear world:

www.rocknarbor.com

APE CANYON OUTFITTERS TO CONTINUE OFFERING WOOD HUNTING SADDLES - Rock-N-Arbor

Ape Canyon Outfitters enters agreement with Wood Hunting Saddles, expanding gear options for saddle hunters even furtherPublished 11/1/2023 The recently established saddle hunting safety brand Ape Canyon Outfitters, a subsidiary of the Weinel Group (Rock-N-Rescue, Rock-N-Arbor, Omega Pacific)...
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Like the idea, but it sucks its got the cable/rope on the sides of a tiny platform. To me, the most I would do with this is replace the stick, and still keep a separate platform. Even then, I have my doubts that in its current form it would be functional as a climbing method. Am I supposed to tend the rope with my feet? If I wanted a miserable climbing experience I would just 2TC, amirite @tailgunner ??

I wont even comment on the >$400 price tag
 
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