Eastern Woods Outdoors Custom Sticks

[Jefferson10940]

I will say I 100% agree it’s expensive but you do not have to settle for anything you do not like or want. I am glad I have them and won’t be selling mine ... I don’t think lol


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[Ontariofarmer]

I will say I 100% agree it’s expensive but you do not have to settle for anything you do not like or want. I am glad I have them and won’t be selling mine ... I don’t think lol


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2x. I wouldn’t re sell it either because of liability risk.


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[Cutright]

This is the rope I use. Expensive but rated at 5000 pounds.

Maxim 5mm Techcord | MEC

5mm Techcord: A high-strength, lightweight cord for slinging hexes, solid stem friends and more. It is stronger, more supple, and more durable, with a higher melting point than spectra o

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A full bury on some Amsteel would work. Maybe 3/16

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I am not meaning to sound like a smart ass, but why do you need 5000lbs rope on a cam cleat with a 275lbs working load?

 

[gcr0003]

I am not meaning to sound like a smart ass, but why do you need 5000lbs rope on a cam cleat with a 275lbs working load?

Rope might be in max break strength; whereas, the cam cleat is a working load.

Working load is only a fraction of the systems ultimate. So, depending on a safety factor that cam cleat might be able to withstand a little more. If the rope is working load as well then I’d agree that you’d be way over your weakest link which would be the cam.

 

[Ontariofarmer]

I am not meaning to sound like a smart ass, but why do you need 5000lbs rope on a cam cleat with a 275lbs working load?

You don’t. But some one might question using 5 mm rope

Not a smart ass question. I just want light reliable rope. Amsteel slips a bit likely because of the texture. I want something light and strong that will not slip
Cost is in Cdn dollars and I only need I rope for one sticking

I expect TRC from EWO will work

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[Deerman406]

The API sticks are super easy to convert as well to 20" sticks and by drilling some holes you can lighten them a lot. I found them for 75 bucks for a set of 3 and I am pretty sure I will get them under 2.3#s per stick. I will also say I am 55 years old and not all that concerned with an extra pound or two. Iowa and Nebraska are in my plans this year and even hiking a mile or more with my full set up weighing 18#s won't be an issue. Shawn

 

[Flick]

I’d put my custom ultralight DanO stick up against a beast stick any day of the week. I’m sorry but the beast stick doesn’t hold a candle to these ultra lights that can be built from parts from DanO.

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How much did this cost you to set-up? This looks like the ideal one-sticking method stick. Where di you get the rope cam?

 

[NikoTheBowHunter]

How much did this cost you to set-up? This looks like the ideal one-sticking method stick. Where di you get the rope cam?

Think I was right around $130ish for everything. Ended up getting the cam cleat from another memeber here via the classifieds section. Was it the cheapest option, hells no. Do I regret it, HELLS NO. Would I do it again if needed, in a heartbeat. Personally I think there is nothing better than building your own stuff/sourcing ones own parts so the few extra bucks I spent was worth it to me. It allowed me to build it myself and support one of our members vs the money going to some big box store.