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Beast sticks changes 2019 to now

Wondering where you guys are seeing the no-holes version of the sticks. Not finding them anywhere on the site. Or are they already taken down?


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Westdesign03 said:
Wondering where you guys are seeing the no-holes version of the sticks. Not finding them anywhere on the site. Or are they already taken down?


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I think they must have taken them down already I’m not seeing them anymore either, I did just the other day.
 
Used my 24" Beast sticks all last season, and loved them! They grip the tree like nothing else on the market. The quality is superior!
 
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Whoa there. I mounted my standoffs the other way with the angle on the top. I thought the angle was for saftey, so they weren't so sharp?
 
sdonx said:
Whoa there. I mounted my standoffs the other way with the angle on the top. I thought the angle was for saftey, so they weren't so sharp?
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The angle is supposed to be on the bottom so the stick can slide down and not bend standoff when you step on it. They changed it so the stick doesn't get caught when not fully set. I would flip them over if I were you.
 
Got some mini beasts a few months ago 18" cable aiders on all of them and stealth stripped love them. Only thing I want is to get better straps maybe a few longer ones for those larger trees
 
Wigion said:
Got some mini beasts a few months ago 18" cable aiders on all of them and stealth stripped love them. Only thing I want is to get better straps maybe a few longer ones for those larger trees
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I am using 8' 1/8" amsteel daisy chains. Using the modified trucker hitch attachment. I use it a little different then in the video posted on here. I just use a wire gate caribiner to clip back into daisy instead of pulling the end back through a loop. Can get stick super tight and pretty quick. I can take a pic if you would like.
 
Mopar1169 said:
I am using 8' 1/8" amsteel daisy chains. Using the modified trucker hitch attachment. I use it a little different then in the video posted on here. I just use a wire gate caribiner to clip back into daisy instead of pulling the end back through a loop. Can get stick super tight and pretty quick. I can take a pic if you would like.
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Yeah I’ll be interested
 
I got 4 minis woth 18" aiders. Gets me to 20 feet comfortably. My only wish is they had a little bit more space from the tree for a bit more foot space. It's not a deal breaker though

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sdonx said:
Whoa there. I mounted my standoffs the other way with the angle on the top. I thought the angle was for saftey, so they weren't so sharp?
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No I’m pretty sure the angles are meant to go down so they’re easier to cam down onto the tree. They’re totally solid on the tree and they cam down so easy.


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