Hawk Helium 20" Lightweight Aluminum Non-Slip Treestand Hunting Climbing Sticks (1-Pack/4-Pack)

Brand:Hawk

3.5/5

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106.28

HAWK 20"" HELIUM CLIMBING STICKS Quite possibly the lightest, most portable climbing sticks on market! The Helium sticks offer aircraft-grade aluminum construction. Dual sided Traction-grabbing steps offer unmatched stability on both sides when ascending or descending. To create streamlined package for transport steps fold up and sticks nest tightly together w/ our silent lock technology suction cups. To add to stealth and ease of setup, a versa button silent strap setup has been added to each stick to limit noise during set-up and TreeDigger Teeth bite into bark for added confidence when climbing. FEATURES: - Lightweight Portability- Aircraft grade aluminum construction - Silent-use Versa Button prevent noise when packing & installing. - Tree-digger Teeth Bite into bark for ultimate stability - Boot gripping steps with raised ends provide non-slip performance - All aluminum acontruction - Quick and easy install HUNT FROM ABOVE HAWK’s industry-leading technology brings the safest and most comfortable Hang-on/Lock-on Tree stands, Ladder Stands, Climbing Tree stands, Climbing Sticks and some of most advanced accessories & tools available to hunters today. HAWK MISSION HAWK was born to reverse trend of lower quality and under-performing gear by providing hunters equipment they can be proud of and have confidence in.

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Categories Sports & Outdoors, Hunting & Fishing, Hunting, Tree Stands, Blinds & Accessories, Tree Stands,

SUPERIOR STEP TRACTION step grooves with raised ends Grab wet & muddy boots to provide non-slip climbing performance; dual sided step design provides extra confidence when ascending & descending. SILENT & FOLDABLE TREESTAND CLIMBING STOCKS - To create a streamlined package for transport the steps fold up and sticks nest tightly together with our silent lock technology suction cups. DUAL SIDED STEP DESIGN - The Hawk 20" lightweight aluminum climbing sticks feature dual sided traction-grabbing steps and offer unmatched stability on both sides when ascending or descending. EASY USE - To add to stealth and ease of setup, a versa button silent strap setup has been added to each stick to limit noise during set-up and TreeDigger Teeth bite into bark for added confidence when climbing. ULTIMATE PORTABILITY - Quite possibly the lightest, most portable climbing sticks on the market; the Helium tree stand climbing sticks offer aircraft-grade aluminum construction; boot gripping steps with raised ends provide non-slip performance.

Brand	Hawk
Brand	‎Hawk
Brand Name	‎Hawk
Color	1-Pack
Color	‎1-Pack
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 639 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars
Extended Length	20 Inches
Extended Length	‎20 Inches
Handle Material	‎Aluminum
Included Components	‎Hawk Hunting Helium 20'' Climbing Sticks 1Pk
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎1 x 1 x 1 inches
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎24.92 x 5.83 x 3.19 inches
Item Weight	‎3 Pounds
Lock Type	‎Lever
Manufacturer	‎Hawk
Material	Other
Material	‎Other
Maximum Height Recommendation	‎20 Inches
Model Name	‎Hawk Hunting Helium 20'' Climbing Sticks 1Pk
Number of Items	‎1
Package Weight	‎1.54 Kilograms
Part Number	‎HWK-ACS
Shaft Material	Aluminum
Shaft Material	‎Aluminum
Size	‎One Size
Sport Type	‎Hunting, Tactical & Military
Style	‎Helium 20" Lightweight Aluminum Non-Slip Treestand Hunting Climbing Sticks
Suggested Users	‎Unisex-adult
Warranty Description	‎1 Year Limited

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Scritto da: Clint Bass

Seems good!

Came with "daisy chain" style ropes instead of the ratchet strap style that I was expecting. Sweet upgrade! Seems good overall

Scritto da: Rolo369

Not bad, if you don't mind hunting from pretty low.

They are not bad construction and seem sturdy enough for me. I only weigh about 160 lbs. What you gain with their smaller size you loose in functionality. Using all 4 sticks I ended up only about 12 feet off the ground. I guess it depends where your hunting from. If your on a ridge or some other elevated location looking down over a game trail, it MAY get you up high enough. If you on a flat area or in a valley I feel these stick aren't quite enough to get you up and out of the deers natural line of sight. Knowing what I know now, I should have bought the set of 30" sticks but that set only comes with 3 sticks so your still only 10" higher than using these 20" sticks. Realistically to get to a good hight for deer hunting you would need at least 2-4 more of these 20" sticks. The straps the sticks come with are slim making them easy to pack but getting the loops over the post that they attach to is a bit tricky when balancing. Especially with gloves on. I guess if your constantly hunting from new spots and need the portability, or your hunting someplace you can't leave your stand set up, these sticks aren't bad but if your consistently hunting the same spot your better off getting a sectional ladder you can leave in place for the season. You really need 2 sets of these sticks to get high enough and that would really defeat the point of having lightweight compact climbing sticks.

Scritto da: Robert

They're climbing sticks, they work...

If you are into climbing trees and waiting on deer then you probably know about these sticks and their performance (and problems). Having said that, they are as advertised. I bought in July of '22 and they came with the updated suction cups (really friction cups, but whatever) so they go together and come apart easily with no breaking or excessive force needed. They also came with the daisy chain attachment straps. Some assembly is required to install the stand off and the button, basic hand tool stuff. I already have a set of Heliums and I have used them all last season, probably 60 days in trees with them. I've never bent a step or had one kick out. I use the rope mod on my old set but I am going to use the factory daisy chain on the new sticks to see how I like them. So far, in the backyard test tree, they seem to perform as well as my old set and the daisy chain strap is light and easy to manage. I haven't added the stealth strips yet, but that's next; since they are just like my old set I don't think it will be a problem.

Scritto da: So good deeds

Will need some upgrades

For the price they are not bad. The straps are something to be desired. Hooking it to loops and leaving excess to dangle, even tucked behind the steps just Isnt a good idea. So I will be buying sinchable straps for ease as well as saftey. This way I can let any excess hang from the side of the tree, not where I am trying to climb. Also the points of contact for storage or carry are not actually locked together. They are mearly a shallow cone fitting into another. So again I will be upgrading to high grade quiet suction cups to take their place.

Scritto da: Andrew McCready

Good entry level option

Good inexpensive equipment

Scritto da: Andrew

Great sticks the stock buttons suck!

Great Sticks! First year mobile hunter here. The connection buttons will break and they are tuff to tear apart. thinking I am going to be ordering the replacement pair off amazon that are suppose to be soft.!

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Great product

These are lightweight but I do not think they are the lightest on the market. Every ounce of weight adds up walking public land mountains. I had a hard time finding a good way to carry them and the Hawk lock on stand together while staying quiet but I may figure it out at some point. The quality itself and ease of use is great though!

Scritto da: Sal

Get them. You wont regret it.

Well worth the price. Work great. Sturdy. If you don't want to spend $100+ per stick these are a great option. Only downside is the suction cup system for snapping the sticks together for transporting. They are sturdy and work great for packing them close together. Don't move or make noise when hiking in. However, they are near impossible to separate after you snap them together. At least when they are new. I'm sure it will get easier over time but I deff recommend rubbing some sort of lubrication on them before snapping them together when they are new.