Using Lone Wolf Sit & Climb

Learn how to properly setup and use the Lone Wolf Sit & Climb "Combo" II.

[@rebeccapugh1466]

New to the climber world and put it to use this hunting season. kzbin.infoUgkxlQ7TDIrnnSXXbRgFFaxqwullRJJIuYAs I felt safe while climbing up and down a tree. It did take some time getting used to climbing and descending the tree. Once I figured it out I was comfortable going in climbing a tree knowing I was going to be up a tree quickly and most importantly quite not scaring every deer out of my area. I am 6’2” and 240 lbs, fit and comfort were great. I bow hunt and found no issues hunting from it. It is a little bulky to carry in and out of the woods vs some of the smaller open front climbers but I thought it was worth the bulk/weight due to ease of climbing (using the rail to sit on) and comfort for long sits.

[@tomgiovanni5885]

Instead of the safety belt I use a Summit rope with a prussic hitch. Much faster and every bit as safe.

[@kellyinterrante3884]

Me too. That rope sticks to the bark like a squirrel. Great product.

[@jagkeepitreal]

My 10 year old watched this demo while hunting in the morning. later, in the afternoon I watched him climb up 20 feet solo while i climbed up with my Assault. Thank you!

[@jakeboss6342]

Does anyone have issues with the top part, the hinge nobs and the bars on the sides being in the way as you're closing them in the collapsed position and tightening the hinge nobs? for me the bars are pushing on the nobs and the nobs are being bent forward, it's just a bad design, no matter how tight the nobs are, they still move away independently and they just open and it's annoying

[@johnrhardin6460]

I tried it and it’s a death trap

[@kyledus4609]

Everyone tying themselves to the tree.. if all fails you would prefer to be hanging in a tree helpless?

[@seabass22]

Kyle Dus it’s called a lineman’s belt, and self rescue.

[@henryschekter2328]

Treestand Wingman controlled descent device. Research and buy one. It’s reusable. No, I have no skin in that game. Just want to get home to my family after hunting.

[@shawnmichael6190]

It works best if you wrap it around your neck

[@zacharyfelkel7924]

I mean sure you can call for some help after you’ve been knocked unconscious or dead after you hit the ground... sure someone would be able to find you within a week or so after you start to smell but I mean at least if I’m hanging from a tree I can call someone to come get me down.

[@Dougarrowhead]

Why dont you make an unedited video of you climbing about 15 or 20 feet up? I know why because these stands wont. Save your money buy something else these stands suck.

[@ninjagodzilla6402]

Flimsy.dont look very good to me.ill stick with my summit.thanks for the review.

[@kellyinterrante3884]

I haved owned both a LW and Summit. I like features of both. The LW is not flimsy and is very quiet and grabs the tree very well. Th Summit is more comfortable but noisy. Now i use an original Equlizer.

[@Dougarrowhead]

Yes the straps are flimsy and make it hard to climb. Notice he only went about 8 feet up and that was edited. I have a 400 dollar piece of shit that ive only used once. Do no buy one. I bought american and ended up with a piece of shit.

[@kingrider75]

@@Dougarrowhead same here, I hated it and sold it. One thing that bothered me was the v belt. Where it goes into the box tubing there’s a hell of a lot of pressure pushing it against the bottom inside edge of the tubing. Before anyone tells me it’s fine I know a guy who had a belt break precisely at that point. I sold mine

[@Totrch29]

I’ve had the lone wolf for about 5 years. Love it! If you adjust the seat properly before going into the woods to hunt you will be glad you did. Super comfortable for an all day hunt. I like the weight and the level of quiet. I wish the base was just a little bigger for bow hunting but with a crossbow it’s not a problem.

[@marpat_prepper8954]

My thing is will that sit bar hold my 240lb fat ass?

[@craigmelchiano72]

Thank you, but what if you want to use that "sit bar" as a "rifle rest" for shooting? Do you have a video on that detail please? thank you.

[@2bonosc]

Love my hand climber but those hinge knobs are very un user friendly. I had the lower bar collapse on me because the hinge knob came loose. The only thing that save me was the lanyard strap that held the bottom and top together. I pulled on it and kicked the bar a few times and it finally caught. Tough on you when your hanging on the top seat only. Does lone wolf have a repair policy? If I send it back how long would it take to repair and send back?

[@bdon2bg]

what did you put on the sit bar on the top portion

[@ky09]

Thanks a bunch! This climber is light and super easy to climb. I'm glad I bought it. Thanks for the tips I was wondering on how to get my seat cushion out of the way when climbing it got pretty annoying.

[@outdoorman808]

Been using Lone Wolf climbers since the start, great stands

[@AnaCorreia]

Very good, calm, detailed professional video. Thank you!

[@davdub9107]

My uumber one since 2006. Love it

[@dhusmc86]

Best stand ever invented!

[@cmack003]

I had one was thinking of trying again it it killed my feet will climbing.

[@johnrhardin6460]

Death trap

[@treymsutton]

Why are they almost $450

[@chriskennedy8514]

i know right!!

[@pineandprairielife]

@@chriskennedy8514 No kidding!!

[@Totrch29]

My guess is from my own experience with it gel packs is super comfortable and the aluminum base is really light weight. I weigh 205 511 and I’ve had this for five years and never had anything fell on it it’s a great stand!

[@allannesss7782]

is the seat noisy ?

[@Totrch29]

No! It’s pretty quiet. All climbers are loud going up and down. This is a great stand. I’ve had mine for five years and love it. The one thing the video doesn’t mention is that the wolf’s head in the base is a bow rest if you forget you hanger in the truck.

[@johnrhardin6460]

I tried one the other day that my son bought and I wouldn’t have it if you gave it to me … To me it’s a death trap…I don’t like that bar because it swings when trying to get the top part dug into the tree while going up then the top part slides with you… Maybe it just takes time to get used to,,, I’ll stick with wheeler what I got for now…

[@Dougarrowhead]

I bought one last year and have only used it once. The rubber straps are so flimsy it is very hard to climb. The straps droop down so much you can only climb up a few inches at a time. Even with the stand angled way back towards the tree in the beginning you can only go up about 12 feet before the stand is unlevel. Ive had home made climbers that were 100 times more useful than these overpriced pieces of scrap metal. Notice he only went about 8 feet up and the straps needed to be tightened already and the seat was starting to droop already. These stands are overpriced pieces of junk. I guess i could just use the seat and not the bottom and sit 2 feet off the ground. If you read this and are thinking about buying one dont. Spend your money on something else. Im as fit and athletic as anyone that has ever bought one of these stands and they just arent worth using unless you want to climb inches at a time and sit no more than 12 feet off the ground.

[@Unrealized_Gains2024]

Lol you’re an idiot. Stay in the city, please!

[@Shiwwy]

Dude...what is something else? I know these devices are kinda crap and highly overpriced. Look at SRT..RopeRunnerPro 350$...40m rope 250$ a saddle 300$...throwline...ancher line. And then the learnings curve.

[@chrisholka298]

The belts were obviously old and worn out.. get new ones

[@Dougarrowhead]

@@chrisholka298 brand new stand and straps. Thanks for your stupid assumption.

[@Dougarrowhead]

@@chrisholka298 pay attention if you can read

[@youtubeuserUCVuhjgRB1]

had one. sold it. got a summit viper.

[@johnjiii414]

J M mistake. Summits blow

[@ewetubering1]

Blow bad...

[@ninjagodzilla6402]

Summit is best.hands down.im a die hard bow hunter & im 40 years old.started using climbers when they were some angle iron welded togather with a piece of plywood for the seat lol.ive tried them all & just my opinion but summit is #1 in my book.ill be 20 ft in the tree before that wolf gets attached to the tree.too much junk/ hardware.summit is also way more comftorable.hunt hard stay safe guys!

[@jonathanhoward2924]

J M, why did you not like the Lone Wolf? I've got a Summit and love it. Just curious as to what you didn't like about the LW.

[@Taxidermist47]

I did the same thing. Nowhere near as comfortable as a Summit, and $100. more.

[@kjkrupa80]

He is way to noisy with this stand. I don't make any of that noise. Poor demonstration.