Comfort Zone 20' Climbing Sticks
Item Number: 11816313Price: $59.99
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Climb up to your treestand with the Comfort Zone ® 20 foot Climbing Stick. Easily transports to your favorite spot and quickly assembles. The angled steps make ascending and descent easy and safe.
FEATURES:
- T-Bar top provides extra handhold
- Five 4' sections allows easy transport to and from the woods
- 21 pound carry weight
- Pinned sections prevent separation
- Attaches securely to tree with multiple diameters
- Angled steps for safer climbing
- Non-glare black sand finish
- 300 pound weight capacity
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Country Of Origin: China
Customer Reviews
Comfort Zone 20' Climbing Sticks
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Great Steps
After putting in Ladder stands the last two years as well as screw in steps we picked up a couple of these last summer and now are using them on every stand we put it. They are extremely easy to put together and simple to carry into the woods. 20 feet its great height but for our higher stands we just add an extension piece and hit our desired height. The pin design to put them together is a snap. The cinch straps are a little short for any decent size tree but we now us a couple ratchet straps on the bottom two sticks and then combine two cinch straps together to fit the top two sticks. Great price and a great product. If you are thinking between the stagger steps ladder sticks and these, go with these for the extra few bucks, its well worth it.
January 19, 2013
Double rung is the only way to go
I was fed up with my single rung climbing sticks making it difficult to get into and out of my hang on stand. this double rung stick gives you a rung to step on no matter which side you strap this to relative to the stand. Pretty good overall, though like all climbing sticks they come with cinch straps rather than ratchet straps so I just bought a set of camo ratchets when I picked this up and replaced the top and bottom straps with them. Good and solid now.
January 4, 2013
Good for the price
These step are very easy to climb and easy to set up. I gave them a 4 because the belts are to short for larger trees. Also they are a little noisy but not to bad.
December 20, 2012
BEST WAY TO GET TO YOUR TREESTAND!
These are great, you can pretty much but on most treestand applicable trees. Very sturdy and easy to put up. I also have a ladder stand but i feel alot more safe climbing these sticks then the ladder. Also is a bit more expensive then buying the amount of screw in steps needed for same height, but worth every penny.
November 30, 2012
can't beat the value
Got this on sale for $35.00. Set up in the woods was rather simple. The construction seems good quality, and they are silent and secure for climbing in and out of the stand, even in pitch dark conditions.
November 23, 2012
One of best purchases I've made
All around great product. Sturdy metal and easy to attach to trees
November 14, 2012
Improved climbing sticks.
Have been using these for many years. This latest product is greatly improved over past versions.
Clips for holding sections together and tree mounting brackets with straps which now feed through bracket mounts are a vast improvement to stability and safety.
November 13, 2012
Great Sticks!
I didn't expect much from these climbing sticks for the inexpensive price but I was very pleasantly surprised! They are easy to put up....sturdy and easy to climb with. I bought them to replace some screw in tree steps I had and I will never go back!
Buy them....you won't be dissappointed.
November 13, 2012
Quick set up
Easy to put together and install. Stays tight to the tree and is easy to climb.
October 22, 2012
I will by another!
I use this ladder system to hang lock on limb stands and to get in and out of the stand while deer hunting. Using this system is much quicker and easier to install than traditional screw in steps and once it is up its there and sturdy. It is a bit bulky and heavy carrying in and I would prefer that it had a ratchet strap system versus pull strap and needs to have D rings or another access to lock it on the tree to prevent theft.
October 22, 2012
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