huntmore
Active Member
I've been trying to cut weight off my setup, like everyone else, this subject might of been discussed but did not see it in search.
My biggest weight issue with a saddle setup is the climbing method.
I just saw G2's video on what he carries in his pack and saw his carbon climbing spurs about 3lbs+, light bulbs went off.
I also viewed Flingingairos video on climbing with them, got to try them out I think it will fit the bill for first time hunts for first time sets.
Went on over to Amazon and that's where I lost it so much to choose from.
What caught my eye is these sport climbers that only go just over the ankles, any comments from you spur climbers
on what is a good starting set to look at, G2 mentioned his were carbon, I see aluminum and steel.
The sport climbers are about half the cost of the actual climbing spurs and about 3 lbs
https://www.amazon.com/Sport-Climbe...3410&sr=8-10&keywords=tree+spurs+for+climbing
Any comments with the experienced climbers and spurs?
My biggest weight issue with a saddle setup is the climbing method.
I just saw G2's video on what he carries in his pack and saw his carbon climbing spurs about 3lbs+, light bulbs went off.
I also viewed Flingingairos video on climbing with them, got to try them out I think it will fit the bill for first time hunts for first time sets.
Went on over to Amazon and that's where I lost it so much to choose from.
What caught my eye is these sport climbers that only go just over the ankles, any comments from you spur climbers
on what is a good starting set to look at, G2 mentioned his were carbon, I see aluminum and steel.
The sport climbers are about half the cost of the actual climbing spurs and about 3 lbs
https://www.amazon.com/Sport-Climbe...3410&sr=8-10&keywords=tree+spurs+for+climbing
Any comments with the experienced climbers and spurs?