I just got mine. It's really easier than I thought it would be.Never climbed with them how big a learning curve is there to them
They look to be in good condition.Charlie has got me looking for used ones. These Kleins are $100 cdn used are they any good
Absolutely. You may want to get beefier pads eventually, but those are a great setCharlie has got me looking for used ones. These Kleins pole spurs are $100 cdn used are they any good Are pole spurs the same as tree spurs
Will they work with my muck hunting boots that I always wear They are already padded with neopreneAbsolutely. You may want to get beefier pads eventually, but those are a great set
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Thanks Ernie. Is there a difference between pole spikes and tree spikesYep. They definitely will work with those boots.
On a personal note, I am always skeptical of used pads because there is no telling how much oil or saw gas has been spilled on them. I know my "work" spikes reek.
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Yep and basically it's the length of the spike itself. I have been using pole spikes lately on my hunting set, But I also haven't ran into any really thick barked trees. Most sets will let you switch out the spikes quite easily.Thanks Ernie. Is there a difference between pole spikes and tree spikes
Yep and basically it's the length of the spike itself. I have been using pole spikes lately on my hunting set, But I also haven't ran into any really thick barked trees. Most sets will let you switch out the spikes quite easily.
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Hi Red.
Your preferred climbing method is still screw in steps not spikes. Just wondering why that it is. I have thought about purchasing spikes Thanks
Ernie is right. Nothing is easier than having a pre-set tree that you just climb right up. All the work goes into the tree in the spring for me. The downside is the amount of steps needed to set up all my trees. I have over 1000 steps in the woods. If I have a tree I plan on hunting only once or twice a season, I've been looking at just setting the platform portion with steps and using the spikes to climb up. It is a little more work than just walking up to the tree and climbing up, but I tried it out for the late season and if it worked for me then it should work great for bow hunting in the fall.I think all of us would agree that a pre set tree with screws is easier to climb than spikes, but the cost of screws adds up and the spikes let you be more spontaneous.
I actually feel more comfortable in spikes because I always envision myself falling and gut hooking myself on a step.
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