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  1. W

    OOAL Lil' Joe Platform

    Lil' Joe Platform Our Lil' Joe platform is the cousin to our very popular Big B.O.B. One-Stick. The Lil' Joe allows you to convert any 1" tubing stick into a one-stick platform by just drilling 2 holes and adding a bolt. On the underside of the platform is a leveling screw, giving you the...
    • WCOHunter
    • Thread
    • lightweight mobile one stick one stick method one sticking ooal out on a limb platform platforms
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: New Product Announcements
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    OOAL Big Boy Sticks

    OOAL Big Boy Sticks Designed for the bigger fellas who need a little extra room on their climbing sticks. Out On A Limb's new Big Boy climbing sticks are 18" step to step and have weight aiding cut outs and heavy duty stand-offs milled for stacking. A new feature on this climbing stick is the...
  3. Jaeckthesnake

    DIY Parachute Saddle and Pouches

    Finally getting around to busting out the sewing machine for some DIY ideas I’ve had during the season. Was going to make a DIY saddle using some webbing and mesh, but I have a few destroyed parachutes laying around I’ve been wondering what to do with, so I put some into a saddle panel and a...
    • Jaeckthesnake
    • Thread
    • diy diy saddle dump pouch lightweight pouch saddle
    • Replies: 16
    • Forum: DIY
  4. onjilltime

    DIY Climbing Sticks, Looking for input

    Hey guys! I'm a new to this forum, but not new to fabricating. I'm in the process of prototyping my own climbing sticks and I'm aiming to make these as light as possible but also as efficient as possible. I've been reading and researching on here a lot have been totally nerding out- can't resist...
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