| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 38.5 x 23.8 x 17 inches |
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| Package Weight | 17 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 36.5 x 23 x 19 inches |
| Item Weight | 29 Pounds |
| Brand Name | Summit Treestands |
| Warranty Description | 1-Year Warranty |
| Model Name | Summit Viper® Steel Climber |
| Color | Multi |
| Material | Other |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Pradco Outdoor Brands |
| Part Number | SU81137 |
| Style | Steel |
| Included Components | Summit Viper® Steel Climber |
| Size | Pack of 8 |
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Summit Viper Steel
All the features that made the Viper an icon, including its comfort-engineered design, can be found in the Viper Steel. It’s the same dead-quiet design. There’s the utterly simple, absolutely effective QuickDraw cable retention system. And its full perimeter frame is still equally good for sit-down or stand-up, just like the original. Built to hold 300 pounds, the Viper Steel only weighs 29 pounds. Our popular Summit Rapid Climb Stirrups are included. There’s a new Bark Brown powder coat finish that adds to the Steel’s concealment. And we’ve given the seat some more cushion.
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DEAD METAL SOUND-DEADENING TECHNOLOGYThis is where the "SD" in your climber's name comes from. Summit's Dead Metal technology keeps the noise down by filling in critical parts of your stand with custom-engineered expanding foam. |
QUICK DRAW CABLE RETENTION SYSTEMSummit's Quick Draw cable retention system securely locks the cable in place for fast, easy, and silent attachment to the tree. |
SUMMITLOKT STRUCTURAL ENHANCEMENTApplicable joints are "locked" into place before welding and each joint is designed so the stress on the weld is minimized. |
RAPIDCLIMB CLIMBING STIRRUPSRapidClimb Stirrups are comfort-engineered and designed to keep your boot securely attached to the platform. |
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| Price | $369.99 | $444.17 | $449.99 | $277.78 | $249.99 | $469.99 |
| Weight (lbs.) | 22 | 21 | 25 | 18 | 29 | 26 |
| Weight Maximum (lbs.) | 300 | 350 | 350 | 300 | 300 | 350 |
| Construction | Aluminum | Aluminum | Aluminum | Aluminum | Steel | Aluminum |
| Stand Type | Closed Front | Closed Front | Closed Front | Closed Front | Closed Front | Closed Front |
| Tree Diameter | 8" - 20" | 8" - 20" | 8" - 20" | 8" - 20" | 8" - 20" | 8" - 20" |
| Platform Size | 20"W x 36"D | 20"W x 36"D | 21"W x 38.5"D | 20"W x 32"D | 20" W x 34.5" D | 21" W x 38.5" D |
| Seat Frame Size | 26"W x 37.5"D | 24.5"W x 37.5"D | 24.5"W x 39.5"D | 22.5"W x 33.5"D | 23" W x 36.5" D | 24.5" W x 43" D |
| Seat Dimensions (Bottom) | 12" W x 18" L x 2.5" D | 12"W x 18"L x 2.5"D | 12"W x 18"L x 2.5"D | 12"W x 18"L x 2.5"D | 12" W x 18" L x 2.5" D | 12" W x 18" L x 3" D |
| Seat Dimension (Back) | 12"W x 20"H x 2"D | 12"W x 20"H x 2"D | 12"W x 20"H x 2"D | 12"W x 20"H x 2"D | 12" W x 20" H x 1" D | 12" W x 20" H x 2" D |
| Seat Type | Standard foam-padded suspended seat with backrest, adjustable height | Standard foam-padded suspended seat with backrest, adjustable height | Standard foam-padded suspended seat with backrest, adjustable height | Standard foam-padded suspended seat with backrest, adjustable height | Foam-padded suspended seat with backrest, adjustable height | Full-coverage suspended surround seat with foam pad and pockets, adjustable height |
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Assembly Instructions are TERRIBLE, but it's a good product
My tree stand arrived Friday, and I spent all of Saturday morning trying to assemble it, and find videos about how to assemble/climb with it. Now- I'm not an idiot. I'm a machinist by trade, I have decades of experience as a mechanic, assembler, and engineer. With that said- the directions were AWFUL. 95% of the multi-page manual was "don't ever, Ever, EVER use this stand without a harness"... blah, blah, blah- "can't sue us because we warned you 99 times".The instructions for assembly were vague at best. The pictures were either too close to understand where they were zooming in on, or too far away to see what they were doing. The parts list showed everything included, but never explained where everything went. 3 hours later, I ended up with 3 extra straps that I STILL don't know what they're for. BTW- neither YouTube nor the Summit website have an "Unboxing and assembly" video for this model (or if youtube had one, I couldn't find it. Lots of tree stand vids- but not for THIS model). They DO however have a video on using the safety harness (as if they hadn't beat that horse to death already), and it TOO doesn't show this exact model, just a list of DON'Ts to cover their corporate asses. As for the packaging- my box arrived undamaged and unopened, but the contents were pretty jumbled. The cardboard spacers were all over the place, and the powder coating was scratched off down to the steel in a few places- 3"+ long scratches (see photos).The safety harness. Is. AWFUL. It looks like a jumbled mess of seatbelt straps. Nothing is labeled, and you have to wrestle with it and figure out how it goes. You really need someone to help you from behind to make sure the straps aren't twisted, and that you have everything right. The very first thing I did after using this ONCE, was to go home and start shopping for a new safety harness. It's really that bad. Ok- enough with the complaints. The unit was well-made, and very sturdy. It weighs 29 lbs, but once it was on my back, it felt more like 15. I went into the woods to test it out and do some scouting. After watching two videos on climbing with a Summit stand- I was able to set it up in about 4 minutes, and I'd say it took another 3 to get up the tree. It was even easier than the videos made it look. Getting down looked hard, but it wasn't at all. It's sturdy up in the tree, but I realized that due to the placement of the safety strap (and the relative shortness of the tether) that it was going to get in the way of my draw if I had to shoot to the right. The seat was comfortable, and I look forward to using this all season. If you're buying this stand- do yourself a favor and buy a better safety harness right away.
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The instructions for assembly were vague at best. The pictures were either too close to understand where they were zooming in on, or too far away to see what they were doing. The parts list showed everything included, but never explained where everything went. 3 hours later, I ended up with 3 extra straps that I STILL don't know what they're for. BTW- neither YouTube nor the Summit website have an "Unboxing and assembly" video for this model (or if youtube had one, I couldn't find it. Lots of tree stand vids- but not for THIS model). They DO however have a video on using the safety harness (as if they hadn't beat that horse to death already), and it TOO doesn't show this exact model, just a list of DON'Ts to cover their corporate asses. As for the packaging- my box arrived undamaged and unopened, but the contents were pretty jumbled. The cardboard spacers were all over the place, and the powder coating was scratched off down to the steel in a few places- 3"+ long scratches (see photos).
The safety harness. Is. AWFUL. It looks like a jumbled mess of seatbelt straps. Nothing is labeled, and you have to wrestle with it and figure out how it goes. You really need someone to help you from behind to make sure the straps aren't twisted, and that you have everything right. The very first thing I did after using this ONCE, was to go home and start shopping for a new safety harness. It's really that bad.
Ok- enough with the complaints. The unit was well-made, and very sturdy. It weighs 29 lbs, but once it was on my back, it felt more like 15. I went into the woods to test it out and do some scouting. After watching two videos on climbing with a Summit stand- I was able to set it up in about 4 minutes, and I'd say it took another 3 to get up the tree. It was even easier than the videos made it look. Getting down looked hard, but it wasn't at all. It's sturdy up in the tree, but I realized that due to the placement of the safety strap (and the relative shortness of the tether) that it was going to get in the way of my draw if I had to shoot to the right. The seat was comfortable, and I look forward to using this all season. If you're buying this stand- do yourself a favor and buy a better safety harness right away.
Assembly Instructions are TERRIBLE, but it's a good product
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2020
My tree stand arrived Friday, and I spent all of Saturday morning trying to assemble it, and find videos about how to assemble/climb with it. Now- I'm not an idiot. I'm a machinist by trade, I have decades of experience as a mechanic, assembler, and engineer. With that said- the directions were AWFUL. 95% of the multi-page manual was "don't ever, Ever, EVER use this stand without a harness"... blah, blah, blah- "can't sue us because we warned you 99 times".Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2020
The instructions for assembly were vague at best. The pictures were either too close to understand where they were zooming in on, or too far away to see what they were doing. The parts list showed everything included, but never explained where everything went. 3 hours later, I ended up with 3 extra straps that I STILL don't know what they're for. BTW- neither YouTube nor the Summit website have an "Unboxing and assembly" video for this model (or if youtube had one, I couldn't find it. Lots of tree stand vids- but not for THIS model). They DO however have a video on using the safety harness (as if they hadn't beat that horse to death already), and it TOO doesn't show this exact model, just a list of DON'Ts to cover their corporate asses. As for the packaging- my box arrived undamaged and unopened, but the contents were pretty jumbled. The cardboard spacers were all over the place, and the powder coating was scratched off down to the steel in a few places- 3"+ long scratches (see photos).
The safety harness. Is. AWFUL. It looks like a jumbled mess of seatbelt straps. Nothing is labeled, and you have to wrestle with it and figure out how it goes. You really need someone to help you from behind to make sure the straps aren't twisted, and that you have everything right. The very first thing I did after using this ONCE, was to go home and start shopping for a new safety harness. It's really that bad.
Ok- enough with the complaints. The unit was well-made, and very sturdy. It weighs 29 lbs, but once it was on my back, it felt more like 15. I went into the woods to test it out and do some scouting. After watching two videos on climbing with a Summit stand- I was able to set it up in about 4 minutes, and I'd say it took another 3 to get up the tree. It was even easier than the videos made it look. Getting down looked hard, but it wasn't at all. It's sturdy up in the tree, but I realized that due to the placement of the safety strap (and the relative shortness of the tether) that it was going to get in the way of my draw if I had to shoot to the right. The seat was comfortable, and I look forward to using this all season. If you're buying this stand- do yourself a favor and buy a better safety harness right away.
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