Guide Gear Full Step Climbing Stick Ladder for Tree Stands, Deer Hunting Gear and Accessories, Full Step, 25’

Just bought these 6 months ago. Used one season. Went to move my stand to new location and they bent and broke.

Really like the product (have bought two). I like the extra 5 feet of section and the wider steps. Makes me feel way safer climbing up and then stepping downward onto a stand set at 20ish feet. Only negative would be the straps. I will buy some ratcheting replacements for next years placement. Good value for its intended audience in my opinion.

If You Value your life or your family and friends Do not buy these. I Am an avid outdoorsman and very skilled at hanging sets. .. I purchased these for a lease in Illinois. To leave at our farn .Based on cost. These will twist ,bend and break. They are slippery and and don't have enough room for your feet as they are to close to the tree. I could go on. Buyer beware! I hope this keeps at least one person from getting hurt. Be safe!!

Great sticks. You can’t beat the double pegs on a fixed ladder like this. The attachment straps have a hook so you can pre set the strap through the turn buckle before you climb. That’s always a pain in the butt 20 feet in the air. Only thing it’s missing is the cheap wrenches so you can assemble in the field. Don’t leave those at home or your ground hunting.

It was high enough to climb the coconut palm to get the coconuts and trim the leaves. I had to use additional rope to tie it. The ones that come with it are not enough.

Would NOT buy again. I bought the "same" ladder several years back and was happy, and it is still in use after replacing the old straps. It was time to convert another hang on stand from screws in steps and chose to go this route. This newer model is significantly less quality, smaller dimensions and thinner material. The instructions say to assemble on ground then stand it against the tree to secure. In the process of lifting into place, the ladder folded at 2 section joints, one of which tore the metal, rendering that section useless. If you buy this CHEAP ladder, assemble it one section at a time as you go up the tree from the bottom up. Of course use a full body harness; especially if you choose to go CHEAP.

Got my first one out and in a tree today, it broke while I was half way up securing. Fun ride to the bottom! Spend the money on better quality !

Good Job!!!