Trophyline Hyperlite Series!!!

[Pic1]

Sounds like it's Tree Styx for the win this year. Cramped as they are to climb with, I'm content with my all metal One Sticks for now. Not climbing a 4lb. ladder after all and other than a few loose steps here or there I've yet to hear of any real failures. Let's see if TS have a similar track record after a season of use or more by some test pilots...

 

[Plebe]

Sounds like it's Tree Styx for the win this year. Cramped as they are to climb with, I'm content with my all metal One Sticks for now. Not climbing a 4lb. ladder after all and other than a few loose steps here or there I've yet to hear of any real failures. Let's see if TS have a similar track record after a season of use or more by some test pilots...

You think Tethrd did a recall over a few loose steps?

 

[Pic1]

You think Tethrd did a recall over a few loose steps?

Only a few Gen 3's with loose steps, no failures, is what I'm referring to.

 

[Plebe]

Only a few Gen 3's with loose steps, no failures, is what I'm referring to.

Gotcha.

I like the Hyperlites better than those I think. No loose steps. Pack small. Probably more aider friendly.

The most damning thing about them (to me) is the sharp edges. Easy to nock down but disappointing.

 

[Horn]

Are these water jet? I would assume so but ya never know

 

[enkriss]

Are these water jet? I would assume so but ya never know

Didn’t see waterjet marks. There were milling striations on the front and back of the sticks though.

 

[Still Kicking]

I used a flame shaped 1/4" carbide burr in a 20v hand drill to bevel the edges where the rope attaches. It comes off pretty easy and I smoothed it up with 100 grit wet/dry paper. There is an ample amount of magnesium in the filings and some kind of polymer.

 

[enkriss]

I used a flame shaped 1/4" carbide burr in a 20v hand drill to bevel the edges where the rope attaches. It comes off pretty easy and I smoothed it up with 100 grit wet/dry paper. There is an ample amount of magnesium in the filings and some kind of polymer.

Plastic? That’s interesting….

 

[Still Kicking]

Plastic? That’s interesting….

Well, I lit filings and the magnesium burned white hot and there was soot like floaters lifting above the burn that drifted around a foot high so I assume some type of polymer. ?

 

[GeoFish]

Scheels has them in stock if anyone is interested.

Trophy Line Hyperlite Climbing Sticks

Introducing the HyperLite™ Climbing Sticks, made from a new groundbreaking material Magnite. HyperLite™ Climbing Sticks are a 100% USA M SCHEELS

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and;

TrophyLine HyperLite Climbing Sticks | Whale-Tales Archery

The Trophyline HyperLite Climbing Sticks, an innovation for hunters seeking equipment that surpasses ultralight standards. These climbing sticks aren't just the "lightest" on the market—they're also the strongest, most rigid, and quietest. Made from the revolutionary Magnite™ material, each...

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Trophyline Hyperlite Climbing Sticks 4pk

Trophyline Hyperlite Climbing Sticks 4pkHyperLite ™ - Beyond Ultralight. For years we have looked to discover a material that can go beyond ultralight. Beyond means it is not just the “lightest” material, but the “strongest”, “most rigid”, and “quietest”. Introducing the HyperLite ™ Climbing...

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Yes I am a enabler,

 

[enkriss]

Scheels has them in stock if anyone is interested.

Trophy Line Hyperlite Climbing Sticks

Introducing the HyperLite™ Climbing Sticks, made from a new groundbreaking material Magnite. HyperLite™ Climbing Sticks are a 100% USA M SCHEELS

www.scheels.com

and;

TrophyLine HyperLite Climbing Sticks | Whale-Tales Archery

The Trophyline HyperLite Climbing Sticks, an innovation for hunters seeking equipment that surpasses ultralight standards. These climbing sticks aren't just the "lightest" on the market—they're also the strongest, most rigid, and quietest. Made from the revolutionary Magnite™ material, each...

whaletalesarchery.com

Trophyline Hyperlite Climbing Sticks 4pk

Trophyline Hyperlite Climbing Sticks 4pkHyperLite ™ - Beyond Ultralight. For years we have looked to discover a material that can go beyond ultralight. Beyond means it is not just the “lightest” material, but the “strongest”, “most rigid”, and “quietest”. Introducing the HyperLite ™ Climbing...

www.mackspw.com

Yes I am a enabler,

Pass…

 

[GeoFish]

Well, I lit filings and the magnesium burned white hot and there was soot like floaters lifting above the burn that drifted around a foot high so I assume some type of polymer. ?

No report on the sticks?

 

[Dope on a Rope]

No report on the sticks?

It’s like my mother always said, “if you don’t have anything mean to say…”

 

[enkriss]

No report on the sticks?

Hopefully Gen2 are better….

 

[Still Kicking]

I really like them. They carry great, bite good and I don't even have to strip them as they are quiet enough if you go slow and careful.

 

[GeoFish]

I really like them. They carry great, bite good and I don't even have to strip them as they are quiet enough if you go slow and careful.

Did you weigh them?
When you smother the edges did the color change? Wondering what kind of finish is on the sticks?

 

[Rutman]

I really like them. They carry great, bite good and I don't even have to strip them as they are quiet enough if you go slow and careful.

I don’t see how you’re not stealth stripping the heck out of these… they’re just like tuning forks I’ve seen the videos and they’re terrible without stripping.


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[Still Kicking]

The paint removed when radii is applied leaves an aluminum/magnesium type shiny surface. I don't have to be too careful with them to keep the tuning fork effect away.

 

[Still Kicking]

I don’t see how you’re not stealth stripping the heck out of these… they’re just like tuning forks I’ve seen the videos and they’re terrible without stripping.


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I don't make videos, I hunt. I am old, slow, and silent and kill does. If I was after record breaking racks I might need more tape.

 

[Rutman]

I don't make videos, I hunt. I am old, slow, and silent and kill does. If I was after record breaking racks I might need more tape.

I’m with you on that old and slow…but anything that’s metal on metal will eventually make contact at the wrong time., even when going slow.


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