Hunter Safety System Reflective Lifeline for Tree-Stand Hunting Safety Harness

Excellent

All outfitters should have these in every one of their stands (ladder or lock on). Would give their clients much more confidence when climbing into stands they have never been in before etc... This ultimately can double as the lifeline and as your tie in when the stand never having to be disconnected from a line.

easy to install.werks vary well.good price.

These are FABULOUS. I have been hunting with my husband for about 8 years now and the worst part for me is climbing. He usually leaves portions of the ladder off for me so its not as tall. With these, I feel secure and safe climbing the ladder and now am climbing them at full height. Wish Id known they had these years ago!! The reflective part of the line is amazing and shows up great in the dark mornings finding your stand! Weve bought two sets of three now and will probably be getting another set of three just to have enough for all of my stands.

Easy to see early morning before sun, carabiner moves smooth

Cowbell cover is nice touch. With just a little bit of modification there is no metallic noise that I can hear.

Nice product and been using them for the past few years. These new reflective lines really stand our when trying g to locate your treestand

This product is very good. I like it very much. Its much better than the other one I bought in another store. I just recommended it to my friend yesterday and he is ready to buy it

I bought this double lifeline for this past season and was impressed with the quality. The reflective thread stood out well with a red headlamp on my pre-dawn walk to my stand. I live in Maine so the rubber shrouds are a nice way to keep snow and rain from freezing up the carabiners.

Bought four, need four more. The older I get the more I like the idea of remaining attached. My stands are 25 add my 6 height I need at least thirty feet plus.. Wish they were a little longer. Plus anticipate losing a few feet wrapping around the base of the tree. Some of my trees are crooked and I use an assortment of steps, meaning it is difficult to make a straight line going up or down. they work ideal on a straight up tree with ladder stir that go straight up. Still good. On the ones that come up short I will use a screw in step somewhere to anchor the bottom. Meaning Ill hook on as I ascend even if Im a few feet up???