Great video thank you for making it! Been a while, how are you liking those sticks? Specifically the post/stud mount for the tree vs using a traditional bracket? Any issues with small trees? Or red pine/norway spruce?
Thanks for watching! Please hit the subscribe button to help us reach more people! I love them! I have tried every stick on the market and they are still my favorite with a close second being the Latitude sticks! Here is a great gear playlist I made! GEER SEASON 2023! th-cam.com/play/PLR7K9q0rE3-7pxTLq7w9FSKFHhiuK-WTa.html
Thanks bro yes i did like and subscribe when i left the comment lol. Latitude is what I thought i wanted, but the new tech with the studs could potentially be better (its so different than everything else out there) so i wanted to touch base. Thanks for the reply!
Absolutely! All gear links are in the description if you need anymore. Here’s the link: www.amazon.com/WYNEX-Tactical-Attachment-Organizer-Universal/dp/B07TW4C9K6
Hey man my aiders came with bolt, one big washer, two smaller washers and a lock nut. What order did u put yours on? I was thinking from front to back bolt, left aider eyelet, small washer, right aider eyelet, big washer, double step stick, small washer, lock nut. Any insight?
I have mine in this order from front to back. Bolt, washer, eyelets, step, washer, nut and then I put clear silicon over the nut to hold it in place and they haven’t moved at all.
@@mathey2708 in my opinion, the order doesn’t make or break it as long as two things happen. 1. It doesn’t fail (nut come off bolt) 2. It doesn’t make noise.
What’s your thoughts on that stand after using it for a while do you feel like you have good room for longer sits or how long do you typically stay seated in the woods im debating that one vs the 1.0
Great question! I believe the platform is large enough for me at 5’9”, but the seat was too small so I changed the seat to a 1.0 seat and the new thick pad and it made a BIG difference.
Yea I’d love to see it. I’m currently using a Summit Viper climber and with the cable I lock it in with for the weekend I’m at 24.6 lbs and that gets to wear on you with a pack and water if going 1-2.5 miles walk on public. Considering a more mobile setup and yours is the closest to what I was thinking. Was leaning between the .5 and the .75 with those double sticks. Thanks!
@@michaellaura1231 I am running the .5 with a 1.0 seat and 2-3 doubles and aiders depending on the situation. I was easily say its half the weight of a summit and because its much closer to the back and more compact it feels like its 1/3 of the weight. You won’t regret your purchase. I would get your order in asap. If you hated it for some reason, you could turn around and sale it and possibly even make money. Lol If you havent, join the mobile hunters united page on Facebook. I know some guys on there have their weights posted.
@@GarrettOutdoors 2 sticks with aiders. I like to hunt around 6-8’ but can stretch it out to somewhere between 15-20’ if needed. 20’ takes a lot of effort but it’s doable if you’re flexible and harnessed in.
@@GarrettOutdoors yes sir! I just find the best cover on the spot on need to hunt from. I’ve sat as low as 4’ and as high as 35’, but this last season I rarely got above 10’
Nice review, this is the exact same setup I'm going to be using this upcoming season
Love it man! I wish you the best of luck this season!!
Great video thank you for making it! Been a while, how are you liking those sticks? Specifically the post/stud mount for the tree vs using a traditional bracket? Any issues with small trees? Or red pine/norway spruce?
Thanks for watching! Please hit the subscribe button to help us reach more people!
I love them! I have tried every stick on the market and they are still my favorite with a close second being the Latitude sticks!
Here is a great gear playlist I made!
GEER SEASON 2023!
th-cam.com/play/PLR7K9q0rE3-7pxTLq7w9FSKFHhiuK-WTa.html
Thanks bro yes i did like and subscribe when i left the comment lol. Latitude is what I thought i wanted, but the new tech with the studs could potentially be better (its so different than everything else out there) so i wanted to touch base. Thanks for the reply!
@@northeastathlete2376 absolutely! Have you seen the new sticks Trophyline released at ATA? I am interested to see how they perform.
Sleek system! For next season im thinking of going with the LWCG or a saddle setup.
The .5 is a great hybrid system to accomplish the best of both.
Great breakdown buddy!
Thanks Zack!
Do you still like this setup. I was considering the .75 with the same sticks. Any issues with them biting? Thanks. Great video.
It’s the best stand and sticks on the market. I am taking this setup to Tennessee this weekend. You won’t regret buying it! Thank you!
Thanks for the vid! I’m also running a .5 this year can you tell me what brand that under seat pouch is or link it maybe? I’d like to grab one
Absolutely!
All gear links are in the description if you need anymore.
Here’s the link: www.amazon.com/WYNEX-Tactical-Attachment-Organizer-Universal/dp/B07TW4C9K6
Hey man my aiders came with bolt, one big washer, two smaller washers and a lock nut. What order did u put yours on?
I was thinking from front to back bolt, left aider eyelet, small washer, right aider eyelet, big washer, double step stick, small washer, lock nut. Any insight?
I have mine in this order from front to back.
Bolt, washer, eyelets, step, washer, nut and then I put clear silicon over the nut to hold it in place and they haven’t moved at all.
@@reviveoutdoors4him ten 4, makes sense, I have one more washer so maybe I'll put it between eyelets but try ur setup for the rest
@@mathey2708 in my opinion, the order doesn’t make or break it as long as two things happen.
1. It doesn’t fail (nut come off bolt)
2. It doesn’t make noise.
Sweet video. Any idea on weights?
14.2 lbs with 3 doubles covered in tape with 3 aiders and amsteel daisy chains, underseat pouch, backpack straps and waist belt.
Is the 0.5 enough room for you? I'm 5'-11" about 165#. Debating on getting one
@@BeeYuuKramer yes sir, it’s enough room for me. You and I are the same size. It’s the perfect stand for our size.
@@reviveoutdoors4him welp. Thanks for making me spend all my money lol
@@BeeYuuKramer you won’t regret it. Best stand available. It’s all I used for 70+ sits last season.
Hey man, what size (length) bundeze system are you using for your sticks?
I used the 12”, but I would recommend getting two of each size because you will find other great uses for them!
@@reviveoutdoors4him thanks dude! Ordering now!
Great video
Thanks John!
What’s your thoughts on that stand after using it for a while do you feel like you have good room for longer sits or how long do you typically stay seated in the woods im debating that one vs the 1.0
Great question!
I believe the platform is large enough for me at 5’9”, but the seat was too small so I changed the seat to a 1.0 seat and the new thick pad and it made a BIG difference.
@@reviveoutdoors4him How did you buy a 1.0 seat? I'm looking to do something similar. (Thanks for your help... sorry for all of the questions)
@@GarrettOutdoors post on the Mobile Hunters Classifieds page on FB you’re looking for one.
Good points
What’s the total weight for this setup? Thanks!
Super light! Lol I’ve never weighed it all. I need to make a video of my setup for this season and get it posted
Yea I’d love to see it. I’m currently using a Summit Viper climber and with the cable I lock it in with for the weekend I’m at 24.6 lbs and that gets to wear on you with a pack and water if going 1-2.5 miles walk on public. Considering a more mobile setup and yours is the closest to what I was thinking. Was leaning between the .5 and the .75 with those double sticks. Thanks!
@@michaellaura1231 I am running the .5 with a 1.0 seat and 2-3 doubles and aiders depending on the situation. I was easily say its half the weight of a summit and because its much closer to the back and more compact it feels like its 1/3 of the weight. You won’t regret your purchase. I would get your order in asap. If you hated it for some reason, you could turn around and sale it and possibly even make money. Lol
If you havent, join the mobile hunters united page on Facebook. I know some guys on there have their weights posted.
Thanks!
Are those the 14in or 17in steps?
I believe 17”. The original double step length when they first came out.
@@reviveoutdoors4him How high are you able to get with X amount of sticks and X amount of cable aiders? (X is how many you regularly run)
@@GarrettOutdoors 2 sticks with aiders. I like to hunt around 6-8’ but can stretch it out to somewhere between 15-20’ if needed. 20’ takes a lot of effort but it’s doable if you’re flexible and harnessed in.
@@reviveoutdoors4him Wow! Only 6'-8'?! And you have been successful at that height?
@@GarrettOutdoors yes sir! I just find the best cover on the spot on need to hunt from. I’ve sat as low as 4’ and as high as 35’, but this last season I rarely got above 10’