Here’s my issue at this point, the grommets do hold the sticks, but not all that well, I still need to bungee everything down so I don’t lose anything during transport. Sticks are well made, really nice to use, and fold flat. I always only used one strap for attachment, LWCG comes with 2, and you can use with one or two. Most screws can’t generally back out because the nuts are locked in place by design. Seat adjustment is better, easier as well, as is the platform adjustment. It’s really light, thin, and quiet, and the color is less noticeable. Allows for carrying pack and clothing without shoulder strain. I had fashioned a belt and strap carry system, and now it’s designed for them and you can get them with it. All the modifications and “complaints” I used to have, they’ve seemed to have fixed them.very cool.I sewed “saddle bags” for my assault for transport, no longer necessary, had to bind it to be quiet, now its quiet by design. The design of the actual stand, seat, and all is awesome, even in packability. I got the LWCG stand and sticks, thought I’d post what I’m thinking so far. It’s extra effort, but the deer really don’t have any idea someone just hooked in above them, there’s no history of anyone sitting where I sit. Used them for so long I can’t remember what year I bought them, early in the 2000’s I know that.I’ve been using the assault and climber, deciding based on situations.my best days, best bucks, and best set-ups period have always been from a stand I set that morning or evening. ![]() I am a hard core LW stand user when I use a tree stand.
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