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New Gear Release 2022!

Rutman said:
Don’t even say what they weigh on the website


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SPECIFICATIONS
Lengths: 17 or 20 in. (actual lengths are 17 5/16 in. and 20 5/16 in.)

Step-to-step measurements: 15 in. (17 in. stick) and 18 in. (20 in. stick)

Offset tree brace measurement: 2 ¾ in.

Foot rungs measure: 9 3/8 x 1 ¼ in.

Weight: approximately 1.6 lbs. (17 in. stick) and 1.75 lbs. (20 in. stick)

Material: 6061-T6 aluminum

Price: $99.99 per 17 in. stick, $109.99 per 20 in. stick

Ascend Climbing Sticks attach to both Elevate treestands

Cam buckle straps included with each stick

Amsteel aiders can be used
 
asiogear.com

Tree Stand Bowhunters’ Backpack

This double-layered and waterproof camo hunting backpack has exactly what the serious whitetail bowhunter needs and is the result of over 30 years of bowhunting experience. Waterproof Duffle option Durable stretch construction Compression straps with auto-locking buckles Hidden Bow Hoist...
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LoadedLimbs said:
asiogear.com

Tree Stand Bowhunters’ Backpack

This double-layered and waterproof camo hunting backpack has exactly what the serious whitetail bowhunter needs and is the result of over 30 years of bowhunting experience. Waterproof Duffle option Durable stretch construction Compression straps with auto-locking buckles Hidden Bow Hoist...
asiogear.com asiogear.com
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Am I missing the size/volume?
 
LoadedLimbs said:
asiogear.com

Tree Stand Bowhunters’ Backpack

This double-layered and waterproof camo hunting backpack has exactly what the serious whitetail bowhunter needs and is the result of over 30 years of bowhunting experience. Waterproof Duffle option Durable stretch construction Compression straps with auto-locking buckles Hidden Bow Hoist...
asiogear.com asiogear.com
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I’ll see your pack and raise you this one

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Transfer Pack | First Lite

The Transfer Pack is the Whitetail hunter’s workhorse. Purposefully engineered to efficiently pack and unpack every piece of gear you’ll need in the woods, including a tree stand, climbing sticks, and your bow. The Transfer Pack's versatility is perfect for anyone hunting out of a saddle or a...
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LoadedLimbs said:
asiogear.com

Tree Stand Bowhunters’ Backpack

This double-layered and waterproof camo hunting backpack has exactly what the serious whitetail bowhunter needs and is the result of over 30 years of bowhunting experience. Waterproof Duffle option Durable stretch construction Compression straps with auto-locking buckles Hidden Bow Hoist...
asiogear.com asiogear.com
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That’s not new really. I bought one last year to try out.
 
enkriss said:
Wind resistant on the jacket and pants. Windproof on the hoody. I ordered the jacket to try out. If it sucks I will return it. It’s it’s good. I will buy the rest of the set
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I look forward to hearing some feedback on this stuff.
 
enkriss said:
Got my Proximity jacket in. Very nice jacket. Quiet. Seems very warm. Definitely cut bigger than other Kuiu jackets in the same size. First impressions are good.
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Any chance you sat in front of a huge fan or had harsh winds today and tried it? The only thing stopping me from buying it is how wind resistant is it? Am I better off with Sitka stratus or fanatic?
 
Mschmeiske said:
Any chance you sat in front of a huge fan or had harsh winds today and tried it? The only thing stopping me from buying it is how wind resistant is it? Am I better off with Sitka stratus or fanatic?
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I will have to try it tomorrow. I will try this then put my stratus and fanatic on see if there is a difference.

Weight wise this is right between the two.
 
enkriss said:
I will have to try it tomorrow. I will try this then put my stratus and fanatic on see if there is a difference.

Weight wise this is right between the two.
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Thanks man! Does it seem between the two warmth wise? Aside from wind resistance at the moment…
 
Mschmeiske said:
Any chance you sat in front of a huge fan or had harsh winds today and tried it? The only thing stopping me from buying it is how wind resistant is it? Am I better off with Sitka stratus or fanatic?
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Okay… so got home from work. Plugged in a high cfm fan and stood in front of it wearing the Proximity jacket, fanatic lite jacket and stratus.

After a few minutes of standing there I could feel the fan through the proximity jacket. Handles it way better than the fanatic lite but certainly not as good as the Stratus. That windstopper works…
 
enkriss said:
Okay… so got home from work. Plugged in a high cfm fan and stood in front of it wearing the Proximity jacket, fanatic lite jacket and stratus.

After a few minutes of standing there I could feel the fan through the proximity jacket. Handles it way better than the fanatic lite but certainly not as good as the Stratus. That windstopper works…
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well dang… I really like the look of the proximity, but that may not cut it.
 
Mschmeiske said:
well dang… I really like the look of the proximity, but that may not cut it.
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Zero wind will come through the Stratus, I wear mine coyote hunting all winter, on a snowmobile going 60 mph at times in sub zero temps, last winter was absolutely brutal here as you know, lots of days I left the house on my sled and it was below zero, you wana test wind stopping ability jump on a sled going 50-60 when it’s -10 out, and all my base layers are merino wool in the winter with no wind stopper in them so I know it’s the Stratus doing it’s thing, I read some of the temps on here people can handle with the Stratus and then have to switch to something heavier like a Fanatic, and all I can assume is I must be more seasoned to cold weather, temps, to wear mine in those conditions because I have zero problems, I will say coyote hunting I’m generally on the move more than a guy in a stand, but still, somedays I mite be sitting for a couple hours in one spot, I can’t imagine a more versatile piece over the Stratus for NY weather.
 
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