I bought one of these back in August. It is awesome! The initial price sounds high but sticks and platforms are much more if you go with premium equipment. I love the thing and it so much quicker and convenient than sticks and platform
@jasonard72272 ай бұрын
Glad to hear that
@glennflake573227 күн бұрын
I sold my linemans rope, sticks, and platform and it paid for the new Panther and lighter. ❤
@ericmandragona611320 күн бұрын
I rappel also so the safety rope may not be necessary as you mentioned. My interest in this type of system is hunting late season with heavy clothes. I'm not that flexible and it is tough for me to use a one stick with heavy clothes. Most of the trees that I'm climbing are straight without limbs, so this looks like a good choice. Nice job on the review.
@archeryuniverse2 ай бұрын
I'll be ordering one! I don't repel so I will be climbing up and down like I've done for years with other climbers. I will definitely be using paracord to attach it to my saddle so it cannot fall out of reach. I also think some type of small bungy cord behind the heals will give more control of the platform when climbing. Great review , Thanks!
@TheBudgetSportsman2 ай бұрын
The bungee cord was my initial though at first as well, but this is a much smaller platform than a traditional climber and much easier to control. It takes figuring out how to wedge your feet in to control the climber and then your golden. Now I appreciate not having the bungee so it’s easy to step out as needed during the climb
@glennflake573227 күн бұрын
I don’t repel with mine. Two extra minutes to get down is no big deal versus cost of rope, bag, belay device, weight, and hassle
@TheBudgetSportsman27 күн бұрын
We each have our own preferences. I have come to find that rappelling is worth it for me in every situation. I feel more comfortable descending. I now rappelled regardless of how I got I the tree.
@woodsdog78492 ай бұрын
Great review. Seems like a decent option for those of us who long for the climber days but something lighter, quieter, more mobile and I argue safer.
@TheBudgetSportsman2 ай бұрын
I agree! It’s a great optio
@dwightsbeats427417 күн бұрын
the big sell for me is not having the sticks that get caught on EVERYTHING when trying to hike in with ANY kind of brush lol. Though I suppose this could get caught as well.
@toddkeffer5662 ай бұрын
I just got this and love it
@jasonard72272 ай бұрын
Im gonna get one to try for sure thx..
@mikemellon802 ай бұрын
probably the best think i've seen for sadle hunting i've seen looks way better/easier than sticks. I know it wont work for trees with lots of limbs but plenty of straight trees out there.
@TheBudgetSportsman2 ай бұрын
And it’s still better than a climber because you can actually go around some limbs.
@jamesgriffithoutdoors68422 ай бұрын
Nice job on introducing this platform.
@ericmandragona463520 күн бұрын
I appreciate the review. One thing I’ve seen with some other similar platforms is a safety rope to prevent the platform from falling. Does this company provide that option?
@TheBudgetSportsman20 күн бұрын
I do not believe it comes with such a rope but a small piece of paracord would do the trick. Personally, I did not find it to be necessary. Of course since I rappel, I would have a way to the ground if the platform were to fall. If you were only using a traditional tether, the extra safety precaution may be more necessary.
@tomzygmunt6891Ай бұрын
I use the the Tree Top Hunting Mobile Sniper to 1 stick hunt. It is the largest 1 stick platform. I prefer a completely flat surface to stand on with a no angled parts to step over. This flat surface allows me to add a ring of steps. I always want a step on either side of My platform. This makes a big difference. I suppose you could screw in a peg on either side of the Quick Climber. I would like to see a demo on a 20” diameter tree with the large belt on the Quick Climber. Climbers can have belt issues on larger trees and the fact you have to press into the tree an d lift your legs makes it more challenging. One sticking is more universal but it is slower than the Quick Climber. My 1 stick also coverts into a backpack for my top layers when I walk in the woods. Check it out 👍
@TheBudgetSportsmanАй бұрын
Personally, I’ve never used steps beside any platform. The football hole on this platform works great for pushing off around trees and the angled bars are great for comfort. I have tried one sticking and personally I can’t stand it.
@JamesSmiley15 күн бұрын
Sliding something up and down a tree is crazy in 2024. This technology seemed good 15 years ago - now it’s the loudest way to climb a tree.
@TheBudgetSportsman15 күн бұрын
Don’t knock it till you try it. I would hardly say it’s the loudest method and I absolutely love it.
@bowhunter410022 ай бұрын
I have one of these and love it. I had the osprey and didn’t like it. I had the broadside and couldn’t get it to work as advertised. I even had the barren ridge climbing platform. I sold all 3 and kept the panther.
@TheBudgetSportsman2 ай бұрын
Interesting feedback. I was hoping to do a comparison video of the panther osprey and broadside. Unfortunately, broadside has been backed up on getting out platforms. I didn’t care for the osprey either and ended up returning it.
@ThatOutdoors22 күн бұрын
I typically don't hunt crazy trees anyway so I don't think that would be an issue for me much.
@TheBudgetSportsman22 күн бұрын
Then you would probably love the quick climb. I made this review this summer after testing my it for a bit, but after using it this hunting season I hav really come to love it.
@samjud2411Ай бұрын
Hello kindly can you help where can I buy this device…I live overseas…
@TheBudgetSportsmanАй бұрын
www.pantherquickclimb.com
@mikedixon17Ай бұрын
How big of trees does it fit
@TheBudgetSportsmanАй бұрын
Please watch the entire video. I give that information very clearly with demonstration shortly after the 14 minute mark.
@jasonard72272 ай бұрын
the summit bands can be a pain but they dont fail
@TheBudgetSportsman2 ай бұрын
Are you suggesting that the panther platforms band will fail?
@jasonard72272 ай бұрын
@@TheBudgetSportsman not at all but I trust the summit bands more then those small pins on it if I thought they would fail I would not be getting one
@tray222 ай бұрын
@@TheBudgetSportsman The panther is using what appears to be the same band style as the old Loggie Treestands. I have had the pins fail in those but it could have been materials chosen that caused the failure. These look awesome but that bar on the top that flips up into the tree doesn't seem like a good design. Instead I would remove that and run a strap from under the stand to the front edge and then use a pull strap and step into the strap to tighten it. Less to fail and then you will drop the weight.
@donnieates7 сағат бұрын
Coming full circle, back to climbers.
@TheBudgetSportsman6 сағат бұрын
In a way, but I tried taking my summit climber on one public land hunt and decided it was too heavy bulky and cumbersome to be useful as a mobile hunting tool. It’s fine for places you get get to in a four wheeler or leaving it on a tree for a season. The Panther platform is a mobile hunting dream.
@zfrank84202 ай бұрын
Could just get a summit viper, cut and the platform in half and still pay less for with half the weight. Which is what several years ago. Glad this idea is catching on.
@TheBudgetSportsman2 ай бұрын
You could and yes it would be cheaper but I don’t think would be as good as what Panther has designed. It is a piece of gear designed for the purpose rather than a hacked up piece of gear.
@zfrank84202 ай бұрын
@TheBudgetSportsman English is hard sometimes lol. To late to change what i wrote. If you're looking for sticks and a platform and you don't have anything I would go for this the price per pound leans toward the panther. How much price per pound for a summit with a little work Idk. If this was readily available I would return that I do have and get this.
@tomzygmunt6891Ай бұрын
You can not cam down a Summit climber nor can you side load it like this platform.
@thomasberry236327 күн бұрын
Wrong there’s no anchor point on the summit viper. Good luck side loading that
@chadbinette320122 күн бұрын
@zfrank8420 should proof read your original comment before hagging on someone else's English.
@pensnut082 ай бұрын
What happens if you are going around a limb and, ooops, you drop it... And you don't tether down... Or you are climbing and, ooops, it falls to the ground. So then you have to find a way to attach it to you so that doesn't happen... Or hope it doesn't. Having said all that, I like the concept and I am considering it.
@TheBudgetSportsman2 ай бұрын
First, I think the chances of dropping it are slim. Second I would never climb without being tethered to the tree Third I climb with my rappel rope so if I dropped the climber I could simply rappel down. Fourth, use a small piece of paracord and tie the climber to your saddle if you are concerned.
@pensnut082 ай бұрын
@@TheBudgetSportsman "Third I climb with my rappel rope so if I dropped the climber I could simply rappel down."..... That is why I said "And you don't tether down"... I meant rappel down. "Fourth, use a small piece of paracord and tie the climber to your saddle if you are concerned." THAT is why I said "So then you have to find a way to attach it to you so that doesn't happen" Fifth- Don't be a dick if you are looking for subs. Try READING.
@rwmack3523Ай бұрын
$400 for half of a summit climber that still can't get around limbs seems a bit ridiculous.
@TheBudgetSportsmanАй бұрын
@rwmack3523 did you watch the video? It actually can get around limbs. And this is way better than 1/2 a summit climber.
@hashtagjustadad511017 күн бұрын
Damn. I was really hoping this would fold flat. That is a huge negative. I was 100% sold on this idea until that.
@TheBudgetSportsman17 күн бұрын
@@hashtagjustadad5110 it’s actually not a huge negative. It seems like it at first but the fixed angle is what makes this thing awesome. I tried two other similar products on the market that both fold, and both of them were way more difficult to use and climb with. It’s not nearly as hard to pack as it first seems.
@sledge75838 күн бұрын
So $400.00 plus, and how much for a good saddle " that can only last 3-4 years ." Close to $800.00. LMAO 🤣. What happened to real men, carry some weight 🤣. That's 4-5 lock on's, 80 to 100 feet of sticks. And a lot safer, no set up time, just climb, hunt.
@BofumforyouАй бұрын
They are smoking rocks for 400 dollars. And this is coming from a guy with a 1200 dollar mobile setup.
@TheBudgetSportsmanАй бұрын
What makes your set up with $1200 but this isn’t worth $400??
@BofumforyouАй бұрын
@ my setup has a bunch of components and it adds up to that much. All I’m saying is if it was even 275- 300 dollars I would have bought one because I have been looking for something like this for years now. But once you start getting close to half a grand for a platform it’s definitely overpriced.
@TheBudgetSportsmanАй бұрын
@Bofumforyou I get what you’re saying but it a small start up business that has an awesome product. His pricing is similar to the two competitive products on the market, while offering a product that blows the competition out of the water. Seems to me that no one complains about $400 for a one stick, but this is a similar concept (climbing system and platform in one).