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Does anyone remember that webbing tree ladder ?

kyler1945

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I can't figure out how to search it here or the web.

There was a company who made a webbing ladder that you basically climbed up, tied off a portion of it, climbed up, tied another portion off, etc. until at height.

As you can imagine searching "tree" and "ladder" and "webbing" doesn't get you much here.

I also remember everyone thinking it was a terrible product. Maybe that sparks someone's memory.
 
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nvm that sounds like a different process than the sladder. i remember what your talking about though.
 
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kyler1945 said:
I can't figure out how to search it here or the web.

There was a company who made a webbing ladder that you basically climbed up, tied off a portion of it, climbed up, tied another portion off, etc. until at height.

As you can imagine searching "tree" and "ladder" and "webbing" doesn't get you much here.

I also remember everyone thinking it was a terrible product. Maybe that sparks someone's memory.
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I think there was one called arc tree ladder
 
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Jtaylor said:

Anytree Outdoors

https://anytreesteps.com/ Do we have anybody out here using these? Any of you built something like this? I bought a double step and I've had it awhile but tested it out this morning and I think it might replace a ROS. It's smoother, less boot pressure, pretty darn easy to shoot 360 with good...
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I think that product is no longer available. i thought what kyler was talkin about was literally like a 15 or 20ft ladder that you tied up as you ascended.
 
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Jtaylor said:

ARC Tree Ladder

Only been used a handful of times. Really a cool concept and a great piece of gear, just have been climbing with bolts 100% of the time and have strap on steps for public. Will get you to 20'. Quite quick on the way up and super quiet. I think it weights right around 8lbs and fits in my...
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@Vtbow Had one
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I thought @redsquirrel listed one
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I think @Vtbow and I sold it to each other. I can't remember who had it first. That thing was actually pretty good. The only downside was it was heavier than it needed to be because they put rope in the steps to firm them up.
 
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yeah, it was pretty sweet, I really wish it was just a little less bulky. honestly the weight didnt bother me, it was the bulk... Their saddle was pretty sweet too, just needed some refinements. Unfortunately they closed down...
 
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