Anybody own one, worth the money?

Yep and yep. Been using them for 14 years now.

I like them. LW has a sale on this weekend.

meh

Had one 30 years ago. Worked well, a bit small.

Watch craigslist and Facebook marketplace. At one time I used to buy any I came across for $200 or less. I have 7 of them. Great stand that pacs and climbs tight and quiet.

Yes

I have one and love it. Very light and packs small.

Yes and yes.

I have a top section that I use with my ol' mans bottom section. Its a little heavier but I just feel more secure in with that bottom. You can get a hand climber top section for a pretty good price on amazon

I switched to one 2 years ago. They are super quiet, pack flat, very stable climbing and once you get set up . It won’t climb as big of trees as an ol man or summit and you need to be comfortable with no rail. If a you are a bigger fella get the wide. If you tote a stand a ways IMHO it is a good one to tote. Like said above you can find them for a good deal. Also might want to look at a XOP sit and climb, very similar stand made by the son of the fella that came up with lone wolf stands.

I had one, not a fan. Definitely a very secure stand, a bit to secure. With the belt it’s a pain to climb with, grips too well. Also, folding it flat is a hassle, to pack it. Comfort was fine, but not near a summit.

One of the best parts of the lone wolf belt design is the ability to easily disconnect the belt to climb over limbs. I often go over the first limb with both pieces and go over the second limb with the top piece. Feel like I’m hidden and I can position myself where I can lean on the limb with my right leg/hip.

I need to buy one. I love my Summit Titan once I’m in the tree but it is a pain to pack in and out of thick areas. The weight doesn’t bother me it’s the amount of crap the stand gets hung on.

I have a lone wolf and it is definitely perfect for the minimalist or public hand hunter who has to cover a lot of ground.

Love my lw sit and climb wide. Light, us made and 350 lb capacity.

Only drawback I see is lack of shooting rail. Looks like they had an add on at one time.

I just take a small shooting stick up the tree with me now. Makes a huge difference. Most of the time my woods hunting from a climber I’m not shooting far anyway. I typically use my lone wolf in bow season.

I have an XOP, and its not that comfortable. I added a Hazmore seat, and still the same issue. There just isn't a lot of real estate to sit on. It is super stable and compact though. I bought an aluminum summit viper, and although more bulky, its way more comfortable, and easier to get on and off the tree.

which one do you have? also looking to get one myself, I have always hunted out of a summit but i have to stand and shoot. Also looking at a Summit Open Shot