Full Review of the Sladder Climbing System

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  • Опубликовано: 29 июн 2024
  • Full product review of the Sladder Climbing System by ‪@grayskwerel‬
    Spoiler alert-great product. Highly recommended.
    00:00 Intro
    00:44 Basic Info
    02:34 Features
    09:25 Summary
    First Impressions of the Sladder Climbing System • First impressions of t...
    Please note: I am not affiliated with this business in any way.
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Комментарии • 19

  • @brandonpsmith
    @brandonpsmith 5 дней назад

    The issue with one sticks is that you are stuck with that platform. You have to pay a butt ton of money to try different one sticks with different platforms. You can pair the Sladder with a ROS, smaller platform, larger platform. It's more versatile. That was one of the major selling points for me. Being comfortable for hours in the tree is way more important that the short time it takes to climb.

    • @DrizzyD670
      @DrizzyD670  5 дней назад

      Spot on, my dude. Comfort is my #2 priority, second only to safety.

  • @chadreid146
    @chadreid146 7 дней назад +1

    Hey man great video I was trying to justify the cost of buying one of these… first thought was man that’s expensive

    • @DrizzyD670
      @DrizzyD670  7 дней назад +1

      Happy to be of service

    • @kirkloos8141
      @kirkloos8141 6 дней назад +2

      Especially when you have to buy the daisy chain extensions to use it in a lot of trees.

  • @thesouthernoutdoorsmen
    @thesouthernoutdoorsmen 6 дней назад

    Was hoping you’d show climbing with it.

    • @DrizzyD670
      @DrizzyD670  6 дней назад

      Good morning. I climb in this video.
      ruclips.net/video/AS_h72mMlpY/видео.html

  • @jleatherman2006-yk3mt
    @jleatherman2006-yk3mt 6 дней назад

    So did you ever show a test climb in the video? Take a look at the JRB Universal Tree Climbing System. Safe and fun DIY rope climbing. Always tied in and no slack ever in the system! Can DRT, SRT and even hitch climb if no limbs on the tree within reach.

    • @DrizzyD670
      @DrizzyD670  6 дней назад

      Sup my dude. I did a test climb in a different video. I'll post the link. As for rope climbing, yes, I've seen all JRB's vids. And I rope climbed an entire season before moving onto climbing sticks and never looking back. My next video will compare the various approaches the climbing. I appreciate you my guy. 🔥
      ruclips.net/video/AS_h72mMlpY/видео.html

  • @aaronmeeks1155
    @aaronmeeks1155 6 дней назад

    At least you run the EDP and not the predator like everyone else

  • @do3outdoors741
    @do3outdoors741 6 дней назад

    Only thing that stinks, is you still have to carry a platorm to hunt from. Where as with an ewo stick youre form of climbing is also your hunting platform! Cool idea for sure!

    • @DrizzyD670
      @DrizzyD670  6 дней назад

      Agreed, wholeheartedly. What I found though, is that I still use my big platform for longer hunts (2+ hours) because the smaller platforms were MURDER on my feet. I'm actually prepping another video that addresses this very thing. 😁🇺🇸

    • @kirkloos8141
      @kirkloos8141 6 дней назад

      @@DrizzyD670that’s why you get the treetop hunting mobile Snyper one stick and have a full sized platform once at hunting height plus an easier climb because you are not climbing over a platform. This is a great idea but after using other iterations of this I found it not enjoyable. Aiders already suck climbing and leaning trees were rough with this type of climbing.

    • @DrizzyD670
      @DrizzyD670  6 дней назад

      I have been through 3 different one-stick w/platforms looking for a comfortable platform, to no avail.
      I just did some preliminary research on this Snyper...🤔🤔 Thanks for the tip..looks bad ass. I'm going to check it out for sure.
      But my points made in the video remain. This sladder offers nearly all the perks of one-sticking plus several additional pros. So I'm definitely trying it out for a season. But I get restless and usually upgrade my kit every spring. 😂😂
      Anyway, cheers! Happy hunting.

    • @jleatherman2006-yk3mt
      @jleatherman2006-yk3mt 6 дней назад +1

      JRB DSRT rope climb and use a lower limb to stand on to be ultra light.

    • @brandonpsmith
      @brandonpsmith 5 дней назад

      @@kirkloos8141 I have the Snyper and the Sladder. The Snyper is roughly 6.2 lb with cleat, rope, and aider. The Arsenal RZR Magnum 2.0 is the same size as the Snyper platform, actually a half inch bigger in length. The RZR is 2.8 lb paired with Sladder 1.8 lb. Climbing with a Sladder and Platform is a pound and a half lighter that the Snyper. Aiders are used in one sticking also. Same concept with the Sladder.