NEW Summit Viper Level Pro SD Treestand 

XOP is basically the same treestand. The son of the founder of LoneWolf started XOP and used the same designs and everything when the patents ran out i believe. I think their parts are or were interchangeable. Not sure about today but i had both climbers and one time and they were identical

I hope so! The Titan is my favorite…..

God I'm glad I read this reply. I was looking at these and considering purchasing. May have to look elsewhere!

Mi interessa,..... anche io stavo per acquistarlo.... ma vedendo il richiamo ho esitato.... posso sapere cosa avete scelto? Grazie @@skroll1982

My camera guy made me go up and down that tree like 460 times.... :)

@@pjreilly3997 😂😆kinda figured that🖖🏼

Equalizer is easier. You can use your foot to adjust it

Absolutely I love my buckshot equalizer tree stand !!!

No doubt, you can get pretty good at figuring out the angle to set the stand at before you climb. But after climbing for 30 years, I can say I have guessed wrong many times, and I either had to climb back down to fix it or I did some things that weren't safe. I wish I had something like this back when I was only using climbers....

@@pjreilly3997 yea I guess your right pj.

@@pjreilly3997 this Lancaster give away is a scam. Just letting you no so people don’t believe they won a brand new bow from Lancaster. There not very smart scammers it’s pretty easy to pick out. But I just wanted to let you no.

The Equalizer has the adjustment ability not the Centershot by Buckshot. Just FYI

This stand is recalled hope your friend is ok

Sorry to hear. My buddy is paralyzed from the waist down. Fell out of a home made treestand. Seems to me your buddy didn’t have a safety harness on tethered to the tree. Always connect to the tree the moment you step into the climber and never disconnect until you are back to ground level. If he had a harness on and it was tethered to the tree, he would have been suspended once the stand dropped. Then the suspension relief strap needs to deploy until help arrives. I use the Lone Wolf style tree tether as it moves great and snags nothing. It’s basically a lineman rope with a big stitched eyelet and a small stitched eyelet with a prussic knot and carabiner made from mountain climbing rope. I hope your buddy pulls through. Be safe guys. Climb safe. Don’t be foolish. Go home safely after every climb/hunt.

Your and idiot and so is your friend. If this is a true story which I doubt it is, he should have had a safety harness on. Absolutely never a reason to be 30’ up in a tree.

I have hunted from the Summit Titan, which is even bigger, for years. It weighs 43 pounds when I attach my pack on it. I gladly haul that thing anywhere because I know I will be sitting in the lap of luxury all day if I have to. I will do the work needed to be comfortable in the tree......

@@pjreilly3997 oh ok, to each there own but being super comfy isn't something I value to much. 4 hours max I can deal with being ah little uncomfortable. Weight and outline on my back is more important to me. Maybe during gun season of go to this but in archery season I wouldn't wanna be Bouncing around using this

@@leatherdaddy4955 My bad back is actually what pushed me to these stands. I just can't sit still or for more than 4 hours on most stands before my back starts hurting. With these Summits, I can sit all day in total comfort. I got some aftermarket backpack straps for mine and I have hauled it over a mile going one way on a route that includes having to go down (on the way in) and up (on the way out) a 100-foot cliff. With the right straps, it hauls just fine.

PJ come climb some WV mountains with that monstrosity for a season and you'd change your mind.😊

If weight is an issue then just ground stalk 😂 I don’t get people sometimes lol get good bro