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Do mini WE stepps exist anywhere?

Patriot38

Patriot38

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I'm big fan of my WE stepps. I really like the concept of them. I'm curious, has anyone attempted to make a miniature version of them? Would they still cam over properly?

I'm just thinking of another way to go lighter, smaller, higher.

Its nice to get 2 feet on a single stepp but fitting 15-16 stepps in the same footprint of an 8 stepp bag seems like it would be pretty slick. I know there are all kinds of aiders out there but I'm more curios than anything to see if mini stepps have been made yet.
 
It could be done. Getting just the right amount of slack to cam over tight enough will be tough. You wouldn’t have much leverage. You really couldn’t make it but maybe 15% smaller before there wasn’t enough sticking away from the tree to step on or take up the slack camming over. I would look at cranford rope steps or maybe squirrel steps or one of the many no longer being manufactured strap on steps.
What makes the wild edge step great is the stability and being able to keep both feet on it. Without that they aren’t worth the process of tying on the tree.
 
I too was thinking about this..not one to stand on but as a bow holder.

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Guess I know my next project.... a mini one for a bow hanger or pack hanger sounds pretty cool. I've got 6 or 7 stepps that I've made on my tubing bender
 
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