EZY® Climb T Tree Step

[redhawk]

Anyone using them as a ring of steps, and can provide pics?? Any pros/cons ?

 

[Markeje]

I'm gonna use 2 of them along with my top double step tonight for the 1st time..
Sitting here procrastinating...1st night in saddle all around lol.

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[redhawk]

I'm gonna use 2 of them along with my top double step tonight for the 1st time..
Sitting here procrastinating...1st night in saddle all around lol.

Can you take some pics of your setup? Good luck with your first sit in the saddle!

 

[Markeje]

I'll try! Probably wont be WAF. Lol


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[LAKY]

Don't get much more stable than that.

 

[ericabbott]

How are the T steps to stand on for long periods of time? I'm using the Cranford Magnum steps for ROS, they're wider and have a smooth top.

 

[LAKY]

How are the T steps to stand on for long periods of time? I'm using the Cranford Magnum steps for ROS, they're wider and have a smooth top.

If you tend to stand more than sit, they can start to get uncomfortable, but I don't put a lot of pressure on my feet.

 

[Markeje]

This is how I am now. Definitely wish I had a platform... and the I'm gonna need a M/L TL.

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[redhawk]

I cant remember who it was that posted, that he used bolts as his climbing method, the t tree steps as his platform, and they all fit in his side dump pouch. I just remember that was genius, everything for your setup in a side dump pouch!

 

[LAKY]

This is how I am now. Definitely wish I had a platform... and the I'm gonna need a M/L TL.

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Take weight off your feet. You might have too high of a tether for using ROS.

 

[Markeje]

I bet. I also realized I must put on my outer layers before I put the saddle on. Partly I thunk it's because it's too big also.

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