Treestand Features | New Dual Threat™ PRO SD

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The new Dual Threat™ PRO SD climbing treestand from Summit provides hunters with one versatile stand that is perfect all season long for bows AND rifles.
Learn more: www.summitstands.com/dual-thr...
This innovative stand features the adjustable Dual Threat™ front bar, allowing for the best shot possible throughout all of deer hunting season. The bar can be configured in four different ways and pairs perfectly with the new Dual Position Seat. This seat allows for higher and lower seating options depending on preference. Sit up as high as possible for bowhunting or as low as possible for rifle hunting when using the front bar as a gun rest.
Additionally, the Dual Threat™ PRO SD has a higher maximum weight limit of 350 pounds, similar to our other "big man" stands.
You'll also get the FasTrack® accessory rail on the sides of the seat frame for quick and easy access to gear. Plus, the foot platform has aesthetic features on each channel that break up straight lines, providing additional camouflage in the field.

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12 июл 2024

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@user-eo1qq4xz8w 6 месяцев назад

I bought a TREEWALKER climber about 12 years ago. It has all of these major features. With the rifle rest off and the net seat its about 17lbs. I think this Summit will probably about 22 lbs.+. I’m glad to see they ditched the yellow locking levers. Those were NEVER needed. My Viper SD never needed that because when your cable is locked, your cable is locked. More noise with the system they ditched with those locking hitch pins. Port your cable channel openings with epoxy putty and the cables go in and out much quieter with less snags. Seems Summit might be running out if ideas. Their last few attempts of innovation were safety recalled. Love my Viper SD however. Net seat, 3rd hand stabilizer straps and bow holder along with a Doyle’s gear hoist it’s amazing but still the heaviest climber I own.