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Also....not hating on the sticks or company but in video2 the very first step right off the ground (easiest 1) his toe kicks out....just saying
 
Guys it’s not gonna be in your way whenever you’re climbing. If you decide to use it, then it’s there, if you do not use it then you can leave it packed away. Did you ever think how much of a pain in the butt it’s going to be if you decide not to use the Lonewolf custom gear cable aiders while they’re attached? What do you do just stick them behind your daisychain,rope mod or your strap? I just think these will not get in the way whenever you’re climbing if you decide not to use them, unlike the Lonewolf custom gear ones.
 
Weldabeast said:
U gues are funny sometimes......researching the lightest way to attatch stick...webbing, amsteel, daisy chain, even smaller amsteel..etc...then I see all the aiders made outta the same stuff super lightweight..

The somebody adds a heavy metal wire and its cool....

Not saying its bad or singling anyone out....I just get a laugh
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Haha, I'm with ya on that!! Still think it's cool. But since I've already got a 2oz aider (that I don't have to fish for, don't worry about it flapping, and only need one for 3 sets of sticks), I'm good!! Props for the guys still coming up with great ideasScreenshot_20200418-210528.png
 
I like an aider that stays on foot all the up and back down. The days of me fishing for my aider and getting my foot set in it are over.
 
enkriss said:
I like an aider that stays on foot all the up and back down. The days of me fishing for my aider and getting my foot set in it are over.
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100% agree

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Looks like these stick are up for preorder. They start at $120 each with a 4-6 week lead time.
 
onestringer said:
Honestly I think that's a good idea in theory, but not very practical. Plus they lost me at 1.68 lbs per stick. My aluminum sticks weigh less than that.
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They are 1.2 lb for the 20" and 1.4 lb for the 24". Pack flat (button to stick). A 24" beast stick packs exactly the same, is all aluminun and weighs 1.7 lb for $80. Does any one have the 20" beast sticks yet? Curious about the weight.
 
skyjacker said:
They are 1.2 lb for the 20" and 1.4 lb for the 24". Pack flat (button to stick). A 24" beast stick packs exactly the same, is all aluminun and weighs 1.7 lb for $80. Does any one have the 20" beast sticks yet? Curious about the weight.
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Those mini beast sticks haven’t shipped yet. They must of updated them. The full size sticks are now advertised as 1.9lbs.

My 22” EWO sticks are 1.5lbs
17” step Shikars are around the same weight.
 
enkriss said:
Those mini beast sticks haven’t shipped yet. They must of updated them. The full size sticks are now advertised as 1.9lbs.

My 22” EWO sticks are 1.5lbs
17” step Shikars are around the same weight.
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How do the EWO sticks pack? There are no pictures on the site of them stacked.
 
enkriss said:
Those mini beast sticks haven’t shipped yet. They must of updated them. The full size sticks are now advertised as 1.9lbs.

My 22” EWO sticks are 1.5lbs
17” step Shikars are around the same weight.
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Those EWO sticks are rock solid too


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redsquirrel said:
Do they have a website? All I see is a facebook page.
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www.timberninjaoutdoors.com

Timber Ninja Outdoors

Located in the Southern Appalachian Mountains of Western North Carolina- We at Timber Ninja Outdoors work tirelessly to create innovative equipment for the Mobile Hunter. Our mission is to create quality, dependable, safe equipment to use in the field with a focus on being made on American Soil...
www.timberninjaoutdoors.com
 
enkriss said:
www.timberninjaoutdoors.com

Timber Ninja Outdoors

Located in the Southern Appalachian Mountains of Western North Carolina- We at Timber Ninja Outdoors work tirelessly to create innovative equipment for the Mobile Hunter. Our mission is to create quality, dependable, safe equipment to use in the field with a focus on being made on American Soil...
www.timberninjaoutdoors.com
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Thanks. Funny that doesn't come up on the first page of a google search.
 
skyjacker said:
They are 1.2 lb for the 20" and 1.4 lb for the 24". Pack flat (button to stick). A 24" beast stick packs exactly the same, is all aluminun and weighs 1.7 lb for $80. Does any one have the 20" beast sticks yet? Curious about the weight.
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I signed up for their google hangout yesterday, but forgot all about it. Did anyone watch or have a link for a replay? Curious on the weight, if its an actual weight.
 
What is the retractable aider with that carbon stick.


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