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Summit Treestands

Summit Treestands Viper Steel Climbing Treestand

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Style Name: Steel


Features

  • A modern version of the classic Viper in its original steel construction
  • Includes the Quick Draw cable retention system and RapidClimb Stirrups
  • Powder-coated steel finish provides rust protection and concealability
  • Covered by a 2-year limited warranty

Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎35 x 24 x 17 inches


Package Weight: ‎16.96 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


Date First Available: April 1, 2018


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Great budget stand
Style Name: Steel
I’m actually writing this review from the stand itself and I have to say, I’m pretty comfortable. Took it out for the first time today and moved it around a couple times to different spots. The instructions were very easy to follow, it seems to be very well made, and it’s not as heavy as you’d think for being a steel stand. That being said, I wouldn’t recommend it if you’re hiking in more than a few miles (depends on the person I guess) but it’s steel and weight just comes with the territory. The shoulder straps that come with it aren’t the best and kind of uncomfortable but it gets the job done. Climbing with it is a breeze and I can get 25ft up a tree relatively quietly if I take my time. Once in the stand the seat it comes with is very comfortable, especially compared to my other ladder stand. I’ve sat all day today without any problems. It also feels rock solid on the tree once in place, and I feel even more secure with the supplied fall arrest harness. I choose summit over a few other lower priced stands just because of the name and I was not disappointed with the quality of it. Tl;dr, great first climber stand or budget stand. Summit is known for putting out good products and they continue to do that with the Viper Steel. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2018 by Daniel
    • Safe, Comfortable, and Easy
Style Name: Steel
I hunt all season long. Two years ago I decided to try a climbing stand to be able to be in multiple locations easily. This stand has been an amazing investment. It’s very sturdy, climbs easily, and fits any medium size tree well. It’s quiet, easy to carry, and packs easily. This year I’ve been in six different trees all around the same area. I just shot an eight point on Christmas Eve from the stand. It’s easy to shoot either sitting or standing with a bow, crossbow, or rifle. I’d certainly buy this again and recommend it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2023 by Melanie M.
    • Good value. Good Product.
Style Name: Steel
Pros- Comfortable, easy to climb, plenty of room(I'm 6ft, 250), easy set up. Cons- A bit heavy, packing up can be a bit tedious especially in the dark, plain brown color. Platform could be a bit longer. Overall very happy. Have used over a dozen times this year. Good beginner, and intermediate stand. Was using a summit side bag set with it. Went down to one bag. Probably just gonna take them off. Just don't like them with this stand. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2019 by ryan
    • Assembly Instructions are TERRIBLE, but it's a good product
Style Name: Steel
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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. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2020 by fishhead316 fishhead316
    • Worth the Money
Style Name: Steel
For the last two years, I've used a 70$ Sportsman's Guide climber. It was a good stand, especially at the price point, though it was very heavy. Unfortunately, the frame bent, while I was coming down a tree, at the end of last season. I really worried that this stand would be just like my old one, but a hundred dollars more. I was wrong. This stand is noticably lighter, larger, the seat is much thicker, the welds are better looking, and all the fixtures are much higher quality. I am very glad I went with this stand, and I can't wait to take it into the woods. Thanks Summit and thanks Amazon. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2019 by JS
    • Good price
Style Name: Steel
Can’t beat the price.
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2024 by Michael
    • Awesome quality!
Style Name: Steel
Very comfortable tree stand! Everyone says it a little heavy but if you’re active enough to use a tree stand, hauling this thing around isn’t bad. Ready for my second season with it!
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2024 by Dylan Scherry
    • Strong design and easy to use
Style Name: Steel
I first purchased the steel version. It proved too heavy for this 68 yr old guy. The alum version was well worth the 10# diff. I’m using it to limb up for n pine trees at avg ht of 20’ from ground.
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2022 by Arlan M.

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