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Joined: Sep 2006
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I have both and hunted out of my Treewalker this morning, which I have been using all year (what little I've hunted). It's been awhile since I used my Summit, but left my Treewalker in the woods this morning and needed my Summit to climb this afternoon. I was reminded why I like my Treewalker the best. It climbs better, is quiter, and has much more room. I also like being able to face either way with plenty of room to put my feet up in necessary. I like my Summit, but will always take the Treewalker first when I have the option.
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You will be scolded harshly by the Summit army on here. They have never tried anything else and the tv and magazine mega exposure says there the best.
Be careful
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Yeah, I've been around the board awhile and I know your right about that. I used to think the same thing until I tried one. Hard to compare one verses the other unless you've hunted out of both. It was actually a discussion on this board a couple years back that convinced me to give the TW a try.
Last edited by westflgator; 01/02/15 04:25 PM.
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All I have ever used is summits and I like them a lot, so much that I 4. I will admit though that I dont like climbing anything but a pine tree with them. But with all this treewalker talk I may have to give them a go when I get a new one.
The world needs more people holding deer in pictures,and less people holding cameras in front of mirrors.
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I wouldn't own a summit. No hard feelings to the summit army, but I like a Lone Wolf.
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I wish they would take the best parts of both of them and make one perfect stand.
If you're gonna be stupid you better be tough.
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How heavy is the treeswalker?
Well, the way I see it is there's just too many assholes
On a good day there's a bunch of assholes in here.
On a bad day there's too many assholes in here.
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How heavy is the treeswalker? There's not much difference in weight between Summit Viper and the Treewalker, the both weigh about 18 lbs.
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i would hope that a $400 dollar stand would be better than a $250(summit).
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I wouldn't own a summit. No hard feelings to the summit army, but I like a Lone Wolf. I've never tried a Lone Wolf, but I remember the debate that took place on this board a couple years ago had me trying to figure if I was going with the Lone Wolf or the Treewalker. I can't remember what swayed me to try buy the TW over the Lone Wolf, but I haven't been disappointed. I'm sure the Lone Wolf is a great stand as well, based on the comments from others on here.
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Agree- I've yet to find a better climbing stand than a Treewalker.
You're only as good as your worst shot-
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If you lease your property, before going out and buying a treewalker, y'all better make sure your lessor doesn't have a problem with climbers that use spikes to grip the tree. Our lease specifically states that we can't. They make the trees "bleed" pretty good.
"You think I care? Roll Damn Tide"
Have you tried Google?
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I sat in my M100-U for the first time today and was thinking about how much better I like my Summit 180 Max. If Tree Walker is that much better than the Summit I may have to spring for one.
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I want a Treewalker,but for the time being I'll use my trusty ole Deerhunter W.A.R. Hulk 102
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