I own the TreeStyx and have hunted with them multiple times. I believe they are the best sticks on the market and certainly the most innovative with the built in aiders and attachment method. They are rock solid on a tree. I would highly recommend.

Good system if you’re a monkey.

Great job but don’t just congratulate him congratulate Jesus for helping him get 20000 subs

tried to enter but wasn't able to, never got the confirmation link. Tried my second mailadress and didn't got a link there either. :/

Great give-away, congratulations on growing the channel. I saw it's open for U.S residents, so not overseas, bugger 😢

How they do on crooked trees ?

Awesome, congratulations.

Nice offering, congrats on your success! Stay true to who you are.

Deer cane 🎉

I hope you far exceed your goal!

That’s awesome Nate, you definitely deserve that 20k subs and more. What a great giveaway. I know for sure that I could use that saddle, I don’t have a comfortable way of getting elevated since I sold my Tethrd system over a year ago because I needed money 💵. I also have almost bought that Tide We 270 degree blind multiple times on Instagram. 😃🏹🦌

It say error by the way

Ain't you from Maine or new England area?

What jacket is that?

Sounds great thanks

Congrats brother. Well deserved 👏

You have a video of how you made your aider

cool Video! I am going to use a similar method, with more steps (a ladder), going to see if that is harder or easier than one step with one leg always.

I'm ganna have to do a video on this .. Bern using the fer some time now

My favorite. custom Gear mods 2tc .definitely a must have

Great build. Ceiling insulation would be a big improvement

Don't ever use the 80 grit belt!! It destroyed one of my favorite knives in under ten seconds! Get replacement belts off of Amazon. They come in six different grits from 120 to 1500. I still haven't used the 120 (after my experience with the 80 I'm still reluctant) so I always start with 240 I work my way up. It's not a perfect sharpener but for basic, standard, cheap kitchen knives it's fast and works decently.

Back then my dad and I wanted to attract deer at our cabin to my tree stand here in PA Bradford county. Many years ago now we bought Walmart apple scented corn and some kind of deer molasses. Had a stump at 25 yards from my tree and we poured the molasses over the stomp and around it. Stump was maybe 20” wide by 24” tall. .Then we poured deer cane on it. Put out deer corn around it as well. We left it go went out towards our cabin and sprinkled the corn all in the field roughly 150 yards from our cabin. We walked back to the cabin took 3 minutes turned around and deer were feeding on the corn already! A two weeks later the stump was almost gone and the dirt was dug up and had a hole! Crazy stuff it was summertime like now and the kept eating the dirt around that stump that became a hole. Crazy

12:00 wtf, man?

Try shortening the bridge and lower the tether to about chin height. That’s really comfortable for me.

I have a lot of headlamps. The ones that are currently available that I use the most are: (1) the Olight Perun 2 Mini, a lot of pros to this light, has a bright 40 lumen red mode similar to the Fenix you showed. Some artifacts in the red beam, but I'm just glad to have it. About the only con, I wish they had also included a lower red mode, in addition to the bright red and bright red strobe. Any way this is a great EDC right angle flashlight or headlamp, small and comfortable. If you get it on sale, then it would be in your price range. [It will also charge in the Olight Baton 4 charging case so you have light for a long time and the charging case can also be used to charge your phone.] (2) The Fenix H65 -T, there is a newer model. No red though, at least not in my model. The magnesium body shaves off enough weight to make this 18650 headlamp comfortable. (3) The $16 Tri-Headbeam Maratac - Collab. For the price and that it runs on 2 x AA batteries it is a good little headlamp. Red and blue (3 lumens) are operated my the shorter of the two buttons. Compare it to its sibling the Wuben H3. Carry some spare batteries. I immediately removed the alkaleaks that Wuben supplied them with to CountyComm and changed them to some hybrid rechargeable batteries, eneloop or the Ikea LADDA equivalent. The red is fine for close-up but I would not plan on going navigating by it. The latch closing the battery compartment might be a weak point. Thanks for the comparison video.

Your video was surrounded by bicycling videos on my "feed" thought it was a bike saddle review or seat as normal people call it.

Great review and instructional video

Excellent review sir

Check out JRB Climbing …….Moved on from 2TC to JRB much easier and JRB is safer

Great video with a through break down and comparison. I do think that the Latitude sticks should have been included here though. At 19 oz a stick with 18 in step height they are hard to beat coming in at less than 350 for a set of 4.

Is there a promo code?

Why pay high$ for an aftermarket aider when you can make your own out of chineema?

If I ever go back to stick climbing, I am going to get one of these two.

Nathan, great review and comparison. Those Tree Styx are very cool and innovative. Thanks for sharing.

How do you set it up on concrete? Dirt was too hard where I'm at

Total cost including the trailer?

Hope you do a review on the sladder climbing system one day

After adding stealth strips and genesis 3D clips, my tethrd one sticks basically costs as much as the tree Styx, and the tree Styx solves all the issues with the tethrd one sticks. I’m having a bit of buyers remorse atm.

Very good simple plan. Very well presented, and enjoyable to watch.

I think paying $600+ just for sticks is dumb when you can get a 4 pack of XOPs with tons of foot room for $180 and carry a few extra pounds...that being said your review was great and very well done.

7:34 All that is is a standard rope mod you can use on any stick with a button 👍

I just got my tree styx in the mail this past week. They shipped incredibly quick. I had been keenly eyeing the one sticks all last season but I'm so glad i waited. the tree styx are the exact stick i had been trying to turn my beast sticks into for 3 years. I'm super excited to see how they pack and use this season. I will say it's quite difficult to get the tree styx back together quietly and consistently. I'm going to be experimenting with stealth stripping to see if I could quiet them down.

CGM's foot loop is very comfortable. Consider using two, one on each foot so you don't have to wrap your leg around the tree. Its what Ive found helpful. I primarily Halfline climb and 2TC for those run and gun scenarios.

Awesome stuff

I bought a set of Tree Styx at the Southern Mobile hunter expo in Dalton. I absolutely love them. I used Tethrd One sticks for 2 years, and I was never satisfied with the room on the stand offs. The Tree Styx solved this issue and in a lighter package. The weight might not seem like a big deal to some folks, but I have back issues and I save ounces everywhere I can. I will probably use a removable 2 step aider on the bottom stick to be able to get to my normal hunting height.

clean up?

Great comparison but I would also mention that carbon doesn’t transfer the cold as well as any metal. So at the end of the season putting them up or taking them done your hands won’t freeze as they would with any metal stick. I’m going to wait for the gen 2 or 3 they’re always way better for the close the same price.

Glad you did this video. I had been contemplating upgrading my sticks, and both of these were contenders. After this video, I’ll be sticking with my Skeletors

Beast stick 🎉