If you are using climbing sticks and a lock-on stand, does the rope get in the way of stepping from the climbing sticks on to the stand platform ?
1858053
I use exactly what your using and it is not a problem. It is fairly easy to keep it off to the side
1858054
no, I set mine on the right side of my sticks and step onto the tree to the left. You could do it the opposite as well and be fine.
1858055
Not at all. I use only hang on stands and have lifelines on all of them. I usually tie off the bottom of the lifeline rope to the opposite side of the sticks from the stand so that it's never in the way. I've never had a problem and I'm really glad to have these lifelines.
319168
The way it is locked will not change its height but the angle is not locked. The platform is fluid or mobile. Not sure if I have answered your question.
1432998
The screen room does not come off, it is a complete part of the tent structure. As far as rope and tie downs, it has the required amount needed to support the tent.... However, I camp with extra stakes, nylon rope, etc. just incase I feel the need to make things a bit more secure.
824617
I think so, but I'm not using mine now. I think that worst case scenario would be that you might need to sit on a stool or tie on an extension to the rope. No big deal in my opinion.
664723
Yes it does: It's nothing more than about a 5 foot piece of cheap rope. I had to replace it with a stronger piece of rope so that it would not snap into two while climbing with it: Hope it helps /Rob
655417
No. The best way I've found to hang it is the get 2 climbing quality caribeaners and 4 descending rings. There's an excellent YouTube video that shows you all you need to know :)
1734295
This tree stand is a climbing stand. You stand while climbing. I recommend not using the bungee cord to lock heels in place as it prevents a good setting of the lower teeth. Once in place, the seat folders out. This tree stand is light weight, but sturdy. It is easy to pack into remote areas and easy to set up. I used it last season and recommend it since it is an excellent tree stand.
592153
No. Definitely not. Climbing rope is rated to around 5000lbs and features a thick outer mantel to protect the very stretchy inner cores. Climbing on this stuff would be signing your own death certificate. Climbing falls or accidently shock loading a cord by a fall even as short as a few inches creates an enormous amount of force which this cord is not at all intended for. Shorter lengths of climbing rope are available on Amazon and you need proper training and lots of experience before venturing out and using it, but beware, many have fallen for the siren call of rock climbing.
1801315
Yes, the rope behaves similar to blinds. To lower it you need to hold the rope at an angle.
116485
No - I tested it out with some paracord and the rope would pop out with pretty light pressure.
760565
The tie down go from the back to front different from what one might think.. On mine I wrapped one over the top and one around the back. The rope one attaches the top and bottom if the bottom falls off the tree. The elastic is for the claiming foot holds. They go towards the forward edge leaving room for you boots to if in and not hang over the edeg. I dont use them. If you have a question email me. Kturner918@gmail
1067183
As far as I know, the Wall Standoff attaches in only one position. This is because of how it attaches to the ladder itself.
1638863
The phone will not be secured in the stand but you can rest it on one of the hooks. Just be careful because it's not secured and can be knocked off easy.
1870932
No, the feet of the stand are locked. But the stand can be removed for wall mounting.
1989600
No, the positioning stick is just pressure fitted together. Mine is more of a wooden Dowell attached to the plastic ends. Sometimes the stick comes apart while removing magnets, but it due beats getting up on a chair.
1902403
You have to provide your own screws. They should not stick past the climbing holds. What screws you use depends on the medium you are attaching them to.
966055
Yes. Just make sure if you need to place your board at an angle that it is stable before you climb on. I know that sounds obvious but I've had mine move a little forward when I thought it was securely in place. I happen to use my board at least once a week and am very happy with my purchase