@@Snyderman96701 glad I could help

@@Snyderman96701 appreciate the feed back.

@@Snyderman96701 lol! Called it tho;) appreciate the post. Merry Christmas.

@@Michigan...Possible started with that small one and my latest was the big one. And I have a shoulder mount in process from this season as well :) that’s 6 years of hunting there.

@@sawyerbarry-c4i the large one was the latest buck I got this last season. The smallest one was my first. And what do you have against filling tags and the freezer? lol I hunt public land. If you got an issue with it…. Come hunt with me… let’s see where you stack up.

@@64bloodseeker that’s awesome! Definitely loving these sticks.

@@Verticalbowoutdoors everyone likes to justify why the did what they did and why they have what they have. I have just always had stuff and thought… “man this could be so much easier and better” and then I found this stuff. Lol

@@bobgauger thank you

@@aaronmelotti8077 I don’t see why there would be a problem. You can play with it and find what works best for you. For me with the beast sticks this method works best for me. I have my latitude sticks paired with my Ranger hybrid. And being able to pack them on there should be very similar to a .5…

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With that said. I think the micro doubles are an all around better stick. I really like the micro doubles.

@@TylerKern-l2t I removed the belt clip from the benchmade and was just showing the hold of mkc ones which hold the blade and not clip into it.

@@stephenharvey7581 no worries. Appreciate the food back! Good luck to ya

@@aaronmelotti8077 majority of my hunts I have no pack with me. But it’s nice having storage for a water bottle. That’s for sure

I have had them on a tree but wanted to get the information out. It’s the bad weather time of year here where it’s rainy and winds blowing like 20-30 mph. So it’s kind of hard to do that outside right now. But, I will get another video out when I get the cable aiders in.

Very nice. How’s did your season go?

@michigangrownoutdoors7254 in AL so we roll all the way until february 10th… pre rut is about to kick in… I’m on a freaking monster neighborhood buck.. Also got 100 acres that we will be working as well. Will be posting on our channel!

@ nice that’s awesome!!! Best of luck! Got two really nice bucks on the freezer myself. Both at the Taxadermy. Have seen some bucks down here in Texas going off. I know the rut in the area I hunt in Michigan kicked off and was super nice for me. I was in em for a solid few days in a row. It was great. I need to start filming my hunts. Maybe even some scouting videos.

@ for-sure you should. I’m working towards that myself

@@patrickconlee if you want add me on fb and or IG. Same name as on here but with spaces lol. But trying to see how I want to go about scouting videos. Will see.

@@MHobbs06 I’m guessing you mean 360 bod as a way to have the V/stand off bracket able to rotate by adding an insert I side the post tube? I mean I have used the novix long sticks, and when I used them I’d stack them side ways and they didn’t stick out much at all. Maybe I’ll make a video on that set up. It’s sitting in the basement some where in or behind some box’s. But the double step option, in this compact packing option… man it’s hard to beat honestly. $500 set of 4…. Yeah it’s pricy but I have said in a previous video… you don’t have to buy expensive or lwcg to mobile hunt. You can do it for free or as cheap as you want. I buy lwcg cuz of quality and function. These staicks are really something else. A much much bigger step than the novix sticks you mentioned. You also don’t need a buckle. The clean on these really tighten down nicely. And it gets just as tight as a buckle without the weight or clutter of it.

@@joshwillard6535 thanks for the feedback! Yeah it’s hard not to use the summit with the availability of climber trees and you can get pretty creative with it

@@chadwalker8859 yeah. It’s crazy. I am hoping when my lwcg micro doubles comes in… they might be my go to for everything.

@@hunterslifestyle625 me too. Lol

@@andrewwaldron6012 awesome! Honestly the 1.0 would have plenty of room. The 2.0 is almost like a stand you would set up as a pre set (that’s just my opinion based on weights). But that would also depend on how big you are. But the 1.0 would be great for weight savings plus platform size.

@@michaelmccrory383 they’re awesome. Really quiets the stand down.

@@garretts1604 yeah I can get some of that in future videos… what are you wanting to see more up close?

@@andrewwaldron6012 honestly any lwcg stand would work. The posts all have the groves in them. And the only difference is they would be a few inches shorter. Wouldn’t impact the packing at all. I feel like it would be just fine. You could move the sticks up or down in the post and find grooves where ever, or just over lap and set them on the post instead of inside. The .75 and 1.0, if you select same post height and same seat, they’re just fractions of an oz difference as well. So you can easily have the same weigh with those two stands. Just 1.0 is a little wider, and that wouldn’t impact stacking sticks. If ghat all made sense. Hope I didn’t ramble too much lol

Thank you for the detailed reply much appreciated! Have you tried stacking the sticks with the antler brackets facing each other? I saw another video of a guy doing the same thing with his LWCG stand stacked that way.

@ I haven’t because I feel like they would be less stable. And would stick out further. But I def say play with it. And find what works best for you.

@@RIGHAND75 I have used in the past, but it’s not nearly as good.

@@justinlloyd9342 it’s really no different in comparison of a stick and stand set up. And it’s even lighter than most of those combo options.

@@dsgrayco it’s solid braid nylon utility rope by sgt knits on Amazon. I have done both, 3/8 and 5/16 thickness… both work really well. I have done green and orange colors. But it’s nice and soft and works great. And it will tangle some but doing it this way with my packing in and out keeps me from having to un knot the clumps of a thin rope. It comes off and it’s not twisted up so I cmimb up no issues. And then pack it up the same. And typically I’ll have it on the seat. Makes it easy to grab but I have also use as a gear tie in the end and I’ll change where I attach it. Some times I’ll put on a belt loop if there’s a ton of branches and that way I can make sure the rope is on the best “line” to pull the bow up through the branches.

@@Warlock-ke2sw there’s bobbing for attaching a bow across the front of it and also a strap that comes out of the top you can use to attach extra gear. I would just use those to strap it down and run the top silver one that comes out of the top under the stock to prevent it from slipping down. A bow would be easier but a rifle could be tricky. If you have a sling already on the rifle you could also run that too strap through the sling so it doesn’t slip down rather than under the butt of the rifle. Or attach a sling attachment up at the top without a sling in it. And run it through there.

@michigangrownoutdoors7254 BLESS

@@rorynelson7548 hopefully this answer doesn’t piss you off, but if you’re looking for “comfort” I recommend the .75. It will have a slightly taller seat post and a medium standard seat which is the perfect size seat for these stands. The extra length on the front of the stand is nice… but it’s honestly not “needed” but could be great to have if you want to amp up comfort with a mesh seat. Mesh seat size takes up a lot of platform on the .5 in my opinion. Now with the .5… when you get up high, the platform shrinks. lol I also battle with heights but the biggest thing you need to remember with the .5 is it’s a minimalist stand. It’s not made for comfort or to be an all day sit and chill style hunt. So keeping that in mind, if your goal is to get your weight that you’re carrying in down… and to hop around and not be restricted to one tree.. the .5 with medium seat is the best stand for that in my opinion. But if you’re not worried about weight savings, and you’re not hiking a whole lot and you just want a light option, I’d look at the .75, if not the 1.0. You can get the 1.0 with a medium seat… and you’re looking at just a few minor ounce different in weight. It’s like 3 or 4 ounces if I remember correctly between the .75 and 1.0 with the same seat options. The 1.0 looks bigger in weight on website because it comes standard with the large seat. But honestly getting the medium seat matches the weight almost perfectly to the .75… and adds some width that if you’re really nervous in a tree might help you out. Being 5’6… the seat post options would all probably be just find in the standard configurations. And being 218lbs size 10 you will have good room in all stands for foot room, but the 1.0 might offer more width security for you and make the transition easier.

@@michigangrownoutdoors7254 man thanks so much for the great response. Really helps man thanks

@@rorynelson7548 hard to give the best advise in a quick response without knowing the demands you have for the stand and expectations.

@@rorynelson7548 but hope it answered your question.

@@michigangrownoutdoors7254 yes it did man. I'm using an old 14 pound LW alpha 2 now and just can be a sob to hang sometimes trying to hold that sucker to the tree and get the strap around ya know lol appreciate you taking the time man seriously

@@carlparisi9749 the .5 really surprised me even at 6’2. It’s my go-to now. Even over the .75.

@@michpatriot9097 thank you

Been mobile before it was cool… That’s what they all say lol

Appreciate it!

I agree. The grommet holes match up for either the long or compact sticks. I don’t think they were designed to hold the sticks in rather just give an alignment for the j hooks or even maybe bungee or a rope/strap attachment. I don’t see any issues if I’m being honest. Should line up just like a normal stand, just no cables under them getting in the way. lol

Yes, I ordered at www.stealthoutdoors.com… If you call during work hours, you can get custom cuts and orders as you need. They’re very accommodating. If you want, you can take measurements of widths and lengths you need and place a custom order. Just make sure you add about 1/4 inch or so on width to also for over lap. It’s not needed but it helps :)

No problem! How do you like it?

I agree. But the whole marketing approach.. I find it funny. And just because you have the equipment doesn’t mean you’re using it right. Woodsman ship is priority number one. Thanks for the input. Really appreciate it.

Yes, all the stands have the bow holder holes IN THE PLAYFORMS. but the .5 seat (small seat) does not have bow holder holes in it. You would have to get the medium seat on it to do that… and it only adds a few ounces to the total weight. And the comfort and multi use function is there.

That’s tuff! I honestly think what they have in their stands makes the pack in/out so much quicker and simple it’s just awesome.

I believe they have made changes to the mesh seat. They had two seats that I saw break, but it was due to user error. They had slipped and fell onto the seat and it cracked some where. I don’t remember. And the mesh, while toe hooking, you put all your weight on that mesh on a knee point. Over time I could see that “stretching” but I think lwcg made changes to their bar to help eliminate that.

Yeah, stealth strips are truly awesome. Love mine.

What do you need a template for? Stealth outdoors sell kits just for the stand and different areas “as needed.” Honestly you can go minimal or you can wrap it. It’s up to what you prefer or need. I have a fully wrapped summit climber.

@@michigangrownoutdoors7254 I'm good I got it figured out

I wasn’t trying to sound sarcastic or anything just curious as to how you would want to lay it out. I don’t think there’s a simple answer to people wanting to customize their stuff. Was just trying to see what your demands of the stand would be to make a best recommendation. If you’re not bouncing around a lot or doing multiple set ups a day or if you think it just adds a super cool look and feel I’d ask about just painting it your self and adding minimal strips. Where if you’re bouncing around a lot, and you want to set up quick and fast and speed is a factor I’d say more. Because if you’re in a hurry or you want to be quicker… that’s when you’re at most risk of noise. But if you’re just taking your time and being careful. You need less of it.

Definitely recommend buckle silencers too. I had made my own in the past but the ones they set are fantastic.

@@michigangrownoutdoors7254 You're good , I was just seeing how you stealth striped the stand but once I got the stealth strips I figured it out.wasnt taking it wrong at all

For sure. Stealth strips are amazing. Best on market.

Medium seat. 10/10 recommend.

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