Adjustable Aider ( For Climbing Sticks, Tree saddle, Tree stand, Hunting )

Description

Climbing Stick Adjustable Aider ( The Extra Step )
The Extra Step is designed to get you higher up the tree while keeping weight and noise down, The Extra Step is fully adjustable and will fit virtually ANY Climbing Stick on the market.
The Extra Step is constructed out of 1/4 inch STATIC rope with a tensile strength of 2800 LB, 5mm CAMO accessory cord with a tensile strength of 1,169 LB, 3/8 inch double braid Nylon with a tensile strength of 4,900 LB
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Dimensions
Length 4' 6''
Adjustability 29'' - 54''
Note * This is from the top of the Climbing Stick
Weight Limit
~ 300 LB
Condition is "New".
Shipped with USPS Priority Mail.
Terms of Service
Read before using any Hang & Hunt product. Opening any Hang Hunt product constitutes your acceptance of the waiver of liability in which you agree to hold Hang & Hunt, its owners, employees, agents, representatives, contractors, dealers, and distributors harmless should any event occur (including accident, injury or death). This includes resulting from the use, misuse or abuse of the ropes, or accessories used in conjunction with these products for any purpose. You agree to read and accept all warnings and risks attached to and enclosed in this package and accept all liability and risks associated with hunting, climbing (up to or down from an elevated position) and/or with the use of any weapon. No one under the age of 18 should use this product. You must agree to follow Hunter Safety Guidelines.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON ROPE USE
The improper use of rope MAY BE DANGEROUS
Do not overload rope.
Avoid shock loading rope whenever possible.
Do not use rope in applications beyond the heat rating of the rope.
Be sure to use the correct size of rope for the job.
Keep rope away from all chemicals to prolong safe working life.
It is the user’s responsibility to use rope in a safe manner.
It is recommended to retire and replace ropes every year.