[Deerhunter5900]

just wondering if anyone used it. good? bad?

 

[Deerhunter5900]

TTT

 

[beaverman]

No way in hell I would even try that POS. Not to mention the prices are outrageous.

 

[Deerhunter5900]

holy crap i guess i should of looked at the prices...[hihi]

 

[luckyshot]

Interesting .. never heard of it till now ..

 

[luckyshot]

What's the $$?

 

[319]

Bankrupt within 2 years

 

[shoot2kill8]

wow thats a lazy mans stand. there are portable stands called climbers out there[rofl][down]

 

[lady bird]

only $449 for the apprentice stand plus ladder. What a deal!

 

[Patrick]

I will have to agree with beaverman. That guy must have seen that little giant infomercial and came up with the idea for that stand.

 

[fairchaser]

stand, ladder, 2 support bars, and a bunch of loose pins to drop and loose at dark while trying to pack that contraption up.

 

[rackup25]

POS[down]

 

[MS22]

10 bucks says you'll soon see this on an infomercial at 2am on the outdoor channel right after the banjo minnow..only 19.95 plus shipping and handling

 

[Buckster]

WTF! He sets it up about six feet off the ground! Piece of crap and a waste of 4 minutes of my time to watch it!

 

[X7_]

No thanks! I often wonder where they come up with this stuff. For gods sake look around man....

 

[DeerMaster]

I have one. It works great....[ninja]

 

[Vtbuck27]

you can buy 2 or 3 good hang on stands or a climber and a hangon for what that cost. may be good but not for me.

 

[fish_hunter]

$449[lol][lol][lol]
Its a swimming pool ladder and a lock-on

 

[sarvaggio]

That thing shakes a lot while the guy is climbing

 

[nj gsp]

The ladder is an Extend-A-Step telescoping ladder you can buy direct (http://extendastep.com) for $149 and these idiots are re-selling it for the bargain price of $398. Huh???

I can just see that marketing meeting now: "Naw, nobody will think to Google the words 'telescoping ladder'!"

Betcha their site is down in a year. They'll either fold when someone gets hurt with their stand and sues them, or when Outdoor Life Magazine sues the shit outta them for using their trademark.