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Thinking about putting a mesh seat on my Equalizer Climber...what is the best mesh seat I can buy for comfort that will fit my stand? Also, I am trying to make it quieter... anyone ever put spray foam inside the metal for a climber and it work pretty good?
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Ive never actually sprayed foam in the tubing of a tree stand but the summit SD stands have foam in them and it seems to help take out the ring when you bump the metal. Sounds like more of a dull bump. I think it works but never done it myself.
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Thinking about putting a mesh seat on my Equalizer Climber...what is the best mesh seat I can buy for comfort that will fit my stand? Also, I am trying to make it quieter... anyone ever put spray foam inside the metal for a climber and it work pretty good? I'd be interested in a mesh seat as well for my buckshots.
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Check out Hazemore seats. As for the spray foam, I've tried using the Great Stuff foam insulation in a can. It seemed to work pretty well but the challenge I had was getting it to distribute throughout the aluminum tubing all the way around.
Check out the company Stealth Outdoors as well for some of their stand silencing products.
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I have a Hazemore on my Equalizer it works great. However I sit with my back to the tree. There wouldn’t be enough room to install it on the end if you are facing the tree. Also would have to make something to keep it from slipping off the end.
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Here is a hazmore I put on a summit. Great upgrade. Also wrapped the top rail and packing areas that touch in inner tube really quieted it down ![[Linked Image]](https://i.imgur.com/uxED26Y.jpg)
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I have a Hazemore on my Equalizer it works great. However I sit with my back to the tree. There wouldn’t be enough room to install it on the end if you are facing the tree. Also would have to make something to keep it from slipping off the end. Which Hazemore fits the buckshot? The api one, lone wolf, or summit one?
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I have a Hazemore on my Equalizer it works great. However I sit with my back to the tree. There wouldn’t be enough room to install it on the end if you are facing the tree. Also would have to make something to keep it from slipping off the end. Which Hazemore fits the buckshot? The api one, lone wolf, or summit one? The API. It list api/high level 21.5 or api/high level 24 I think. I’ve got the regular size buckshot (21.5)
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Just ordered a hazmore seat for my summit climbing stand. I'll do a review on it later on
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Most comfortable one I've sat in was the treewalker's mesh seat. Not sure if it would fit that stand though. I just ordered a new one to replace one that was 8 years old.
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You can also make your own net seat pretty easy. I use the black self adhesive medical wrap from Walmart to quiet my stands. It's pretty durable and won't leave a sticky residue like tape will.. academy has the wrap in camo but it cost a lot more
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Check out Hazemore seats. As for the spray foam, I've tried using the Great Stuff foam insulation in a can. It seemed to work pretty well but the challenge I had was getting it to distribute throughout the aluminum tubing all the way around.
Check out the company Stealth Outdoors as well for some of their stand silencing products. Great stuff won’t work if it isn’t exposed to outside air. It will make foam where you can see it come out of the end of the tube, but everything inside the tube will be the same goo that comes out of the can. You could probably order some 2 part foam that is used to make Taxidermy forms from McKenzie and it would most likely work since it’s made to be used in a mold
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I’ve got a hazmore seat on one of my summits and its pretty nice
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