Pine Ridge Reel-A-Strap Hoist

The climb is where hunts go wrong. Gear on your back and a bow in your hand is how it starts.

You can climb loaded down, or you can climb with both hands free and bring the gear up after.

Both Hands On The Ladder: Leave the bow, firearm, or backpack on the ground. Climb clean, settle in, then bring it all up safely. The hoist does the carrying.

Two Clips, No Clatter: Two adjustable clips let you hoist multiple items at once. You space them so they do not bang together on the way up. Metal on metal is a sound deer remember.

Thirty Feet Of Reach: The 30 ft. length gets gear from the ground to the stand. You pull hand over hand in the gray light and your bow rises to the platform, quiet and under control.

Reels In, Stays Neat: The equipment reel keeps the strap managed when the work is done. No loose rope coiled in your pack. No knots to pick apart with cold fingers.

A Habit Of Careful Hunters: Hunters who last many seasons hoist their gear. It is a quiet sign that you take the climb as seriously as the shot.

Climb with empty hands and let the gear follow.