Says $400 in the comment section of the video.Interesting. What's the price tag on that thing?
I still see a lot of fiddle factor.
I would think the post is required to use it as a platform? Seems it won't take the side loading with out it? It pivots, so I imagine it's like the other platforms with just a bolt and washers in there.Says $400 in the comment section of the video.
Glad more are working to fill this void in the market. Not sure the post is necessary and wonder if it can be removed to save weight and noise.
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I haven’t see that, nice. Thanks for sharing.
I see no benefit to a climbing platform; however, this seems like the closest thing to what people have been requesting. @kyler1945
I thought you had a weird affinity for climber options for saddlehunters. Sorry must be thinking of someone else.Why am I here?!
What did I do wrong this time?!
I thought you had a weird affinity for climber options for saddlehunters. Sorry must be thinking of someone else.
Post just makes it lock down tight. You can lock down a LWHC, so doesn't seem necessary to me. But some innovation there, so good for them.I would think the post is required to use it as a platform? Seems it won't take the side loading with out it? It pivots, so I imagine it's like the other platforms with just a bolt and washers in there.
Why am I here?!
Wait, are you climbing a tree????My current location would lend itself well to a climbing platform. It likely isn’t a long term need.
This freakin sladder is annoyingly effective of late
I haven’t see that, nice. Thanks for sharing.
I see no benefit to a climbing platform; however, this seems like the closest thing to what people have been requesting. @kyler1945
If it wasn’t the band it was the platform dragging. Platform looks too heavy to advance comfortably without dragging one side or the other on the tree.Was it just me?
Dident the band thing sound loud?
Same. But theoretically a platform could be moved around a branch just like one sticking if done right. This is way better than the last one I saw that was just a disaster.yeah, me too, kind of
even though probably 75% of the trees I climb have no branches at lower levels, i usually try to get into branching trees if i can and prefer them
so, i'm at a weird point where something like this probably makes sense for me to use, on average, but i have a mental block towards actually using one versus going with the slower/heavier method that is totally flexible (my 12 strap on steps or 4 sticks)
i like going into the woods knowing i can climb about anything....instead of knowing i can more effectively climb my most common options
Other thought is whether I have to be as heavy as him to keep the band from uncamming the platform. Will it be trying to bounce up on me the whole time?