Is this stand a sit and climb ?
1734294
Hand Climber, look into Long Wolf or Ol'Man sit n climb if you want those. Takes a bit longer and generally weighs a bit more but if Sit n Climb is what you want, come up with $400, you can get them with a coupon on here for about that.
1734295
This tree stand is a climbing stand. You stand while climbing. I recommend not using the bungee cord to lock heels in place as it prevents a good setting of the lower teeth. Once in place, the seat folders out. This tree stand is light weight, but sturdy. It is easy to pack into remote areas and easy to set up. I used it last season and recommend it since it is an excellent tree stand.
1734296
No...you face the tree and climb. You can sit on the front shooting rail while moving your platform up with your feet.
2180228
No it is not. It looks great and my daughter can hold onto it and stand, but if she was to get on top it would cave in.
1203285
No the stand is nice and heavy and has a nice spread. Mine is just sitting on my desk, no screws, and it is very stable.
985426
Not really. It sits well, and stands, but is too floppy to be stable standing. It will lie down, but it's too stiff to really seem realistic in that position.
588488
Yes, the stand is extremely sturdy. I am very, very happy with mine, which I've had for over 4 years.
2259455
The stand is very attractive in the corner of my kitchen. I have very heavy pots displayed on the shelves for easy access to them. I have the heavier pots on the bottom with the ligher pots on top. The weight distribution helps the unit to stay stable. All my pots are Staubs and LeCreuset which are made of cast iron. therefore, I would answer YES to your question. I hope this information helps you.
66610
yes. You have the choice of attaching the stand or mounting it to the wall.
1993609
You may not need a stand. The figure's legs and ankles are pretty rigid - and will remain that way in less you intend to play with it. I have mine free-standing on a bookshelf. We had a minor earthquake a few weeks back, and it remained upright. To answer your question directly, I don't really know. My apologies.
1433083
It is as compact as You would expect from a quality stand. I have an older climber and it is far heaver and bulkier than this one. Depending on your height you may need to reposition the straps as I did to make it more comfortable to transport.
867940
I would definitely say YES. It rises pretty high. The downside to this stand is that the screws to tighten the clamps tend to strip. Both of the screws and both clamps on mine have broken. I honestly wouldn't recommend this product. Aside from the tripod, the clamps and plate are very flimsy... I'm struggling to find something better to use on stage.
323133
Hello, Thank you for the question.Would depend on if the climbing stand has a shooting rail that's incorporated with it, or if you plan to leave the climber in the tree and use some of the tree steps to get in and out with it. Other wise we would have to say no.Thank youWorldGoodsCorp
1128031
No. This is a light folding chair. Leaning on it to stand up is a bad idea.
637755
It just sits on top of the stand. I have kids and it has never fallen of. Its stable.
1713340
Yes. You can play with it. We bought it for our son for that exact purpose. He has enjoyed it thoroughly. I don't think it spends any time on the stand!
270745
Yes...but being that its a small stand with a small base you have to adjust the top portion to keep it balanced so it doesn't fall.
1339694
I am not sure what that is but from what I read it would not be appropriate unless the stand was secured to the ground in some manner.There seemed to be a risk of it tilting over.
836057
No. It's a free standing piece. The back panel is flimsy. I use it as a mini bar and it works well as that.