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Primal Treestands: Ladder Aid $16, 4-Piece Hunting Rip Rails Climbing Gear
$54.50
$179.98
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Walmart has select Primal Treestands Hunting Ladders & Accessories on sale below. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
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- 4-Piece Hunting Aluminum Rip Rails Tree Climbing Gear $54.50
- 4-piece tree climbing rip rails ideal for getting up to your hunting blind easily and safely
- Versatile design allows you to set up rails where you need them to ensure your stand is in the right spot
- Fits trees with 9 to 18-inch diameter and can be placed around tree irregularities for added convenience
- Features aluminum construction with a rugged textured finish for maximum stability while climbing
- Lightweight design and interlocking grooves allow for compact transport
- Weight capacity: 300 pounds
- The Standz Up Hunting Ladder Treestand Ladder Aid $16
- Simple set-up and take down for your ladder tree stand
- Ladder treestand installation system utilizing 2 or more people
- For use with all ladder treestands
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Walmart [walmart.com] has Primal Hunting & Tree Climbing Gear from $16 listed below. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free trial available [walmart.com]) or on orders $35+
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| Product Name: | Primal Treestands 4 Piece Hunting Aluminum Rip Rails Tree Climbing Gear |
| Product Description: | Make it to your hunting tree blind with safety and ease no matter how misshapen the tree with the Primal Treestands 4-Piece Hunting Aluminum Rip Rails Tree Climbing Gear. These climbing rip rails feature a versatile design that allows you to climb up different sides of the tree to ensure you get your hunting tree stand in the best spot possible. Not only can you ensure you are facing the way you need but the versatile setup permits you to move around tree irregularities something that traditional tree steps do not allow. Save time not having to choose a seemingly perfect tree these rip rails fit trees with a 9 to 18-inch diameter with and without irregularities. Featuring aluminum construction with a rugged textured finish this climbing gear provides maximum stability while climbing. The lightweight design and interlocking grooves allow for compact transport saving you room for other hunting necessities. Ensure safety and convenience on your next hunting trip and add the Primal Treestands 4-Piece Hunting Aluminum Rip Rails to your hunting equipment. |
| Product SKU: | 840291642 |
| UPC: | 850004088357 |
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With a safety harness and lineman's belt; you can probably climb any tree.
The issue you'll have is with the bark of the tree. Usually these type of steps need to be put in place with a little bit of leeway for them to slide down snug an inch or two after you get them to the desired height.
Once you get them to your desired height, then when you step onto them you want to use your weight to snug them more secure to the tree. That's where they'll slide down usually an inch or two. The more slack, the more it will slide.
The interlocking vertical bark may pose a problem. So, testing it out on low ground before is a must.
Seeing how they fit on regular bark trees will y is smaller than about 8-10" or whatever the width of the steps is.
Keeping about 2-3 points of contact with the belt on is about what you need to feel secure to the tree when doing activities while hanging from the tree. It keeps you from spinning or losing balance. So a foot and a knee is probably fine.
Then with your upper body you should be good to use your pole saw. Just leave it on the ground and use a rope to pull it up to you in the tree, this keeps you from having to detach from the tree and climb down after you reach the desired height.
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great deal!
That is cheap but almost certainly those sticks and straps are made in China.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Muddy-.../368826003
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That is cheap but almost certainly those sticks and straps are made in China.
I'm not only confused but also astonished by your lack of knowledge about this stuff and why it's advertised this way.
Head scratching.
There's gonna be limitations to the different types of equipment, that's why they were made. But don't deceive others with misrepresenting the use of the products here.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Muddy-.../368826003 [walmart.com]
https://www.basspro.com/shop/en/a...-treestand
There's plenty of video footage proof out there.