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I feel happy with my ultra-light Lonewolf climber. But, God, after a couple of hours my bum is aching because the seat is small and spartian.
I would like to buy a not too heavy really comfortable climber : wide and padded seat, wide platform.

What do You advise, Please


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Posts: 1727 | Location: France, Alsace, Saverne | Registered: 24 August 2004Reply With Quote
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look at summit's line of climbers. Very comfortable to sit in on stand, and not too heavy. i've been using them for nearly a decade.

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I'll second what GD said, I have several summits stands, and they have very comfortable seats, but equally, if not more important to me, they are extremely stable and quiet!

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I've got the bowhunting Summit (Bushmaster, I believe). I think they're wider and more comfortable than most without being really heavy. Also I find them more stable than other brands I've used.
 
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GD, Don (Fish30114) and Skl1

I heartfully thank You.
I'll scrutinize the Summit's line of climber and choose a comfortable one. Here come Fall and Winter and comfort will be more desirable now. How can one feel miserable sometimes when stuck on a climber for nothing. Better to gather all possibly assets.
Good hunting
jean


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Posts: 1727 | Location: France, Alsace, Saverne | Registered: 24 August 2004Reply With Quote
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If you want a big stand, the Summit Goliath is nice. The viper is nice as well for a normal sized climber.

The only thing I hate about all of my lightweight climbers is they are noisy. Aluminum stands are just plain loud when climbing. I've tried many different aluminum stands and they were all too loud but, they are so nice to carry. If I'm only going a short distance, it's hard to beat a good quiet steel climber.

Good Luck

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I have a Summit Goliath and it is very nice. Nice and roomy. Easy to put up and take down.
 
Posts: 14 | Location: Louisville, KY | Registered: 10 September 2006Reply With Quote
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I have a summit goliath and love it. Just be carefull to not fall asleep, you might miss a big one!


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