Climbing Sticks

[muskiemanAD]

Looking to move to climbing sticks this next year away from tree spikes. What is the lightest set out there that is built good? Or what do you have that you like?

[mrklean]

i believe lone wolf sticks are the lightest out there but they are pricey

[mnguy152]

i have the ameristep. nontypical set nice for the twisty trees we have but only thing i have to grip about them that the trees i have alot of is the oaks that quite large cann't get around them but other than that they are good. I was thinking about getting the ones from muddy. they looked like they are put togather really well and use ropes on the connection to the tree.

[B-man715]

Muddy and Lone Wolf are the best sticks on the market.

I myself own the Muddy's. Used them all of two times last fall.

They're nice, but I find myself prefering a climber over a stand and sticks............ (quicker, lighter, packs nicer, etc).

[harvey lee]

I have a few sets of sticks but always find myself taking the climber.

I have in the lst 5 years used the sticks once or twice. Yes, the LOne Wolf are good ones but they are proud of them.

[bugsey]

leverage treestands make some similar to lone wolf, but a little cheaper. They would be worth a look.

[matchset]

gorilla are not Light....but not heavy either.

[BIGRED07]

i have lone wolf but am looking at getting a set of the leverage ones. look the same but much cheaper

[Bear55]

Love my lone wolfs, i always feel they are worth the extra $$$.

[1eyeReD]

Lone Wolf's are light and yes, spendy. I have a set of 3 and could probably use another stick or two to get to the height I prefer. Additional individually sold sticks usually run 50 bucks a pop.

[Recon]

We have about forty gorilla's. Nice and solid and spaced away from the tree nicely. Watch FF sale flyer 9.99 on sale!