The specialist would have been comparable to the openshot i was thinking about purchasing. One was using a summit titan sd and the other a summit specialist mlb edition sd. Two of my buddies were using summits this year. The only down side that i can find is that the seat doesnt fold up, but ive learned to live with that. Super light, effortless to set up or take down even in the dark, quiet, super stealthy, doesnt slip on tree's, made of quality materials, everything ive ever dreamed of in a climbing treestand. I actually rank it up there with one of my best, if not the best, investments ive ever made for hunting. After careful consideration, watching countless videos, and reading reviews and testimonials online from users of each, i went with the lonewolf and so far i have loved the darn thing. Being a stockier guy, I was a little nervous spending the cash on a lonewolf not knowing if i was going to like a hand climber, so at the time i was leaning more towards the less expensive summit but was majorly turned off with the overall bulkiness of it.
I had my choices narrowed down to the summit openshot hand climber, or the lonewolf alpha hand climber combo two. I just want to say that when i was in the market for a new climbing treestand last fall i was looking for something with bow hunting in mind. I know this topic has been beaten to death here, but i had my first encounters with summit stands this fall while hunting with friends and i wanted to share my thoughts on them.
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