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Out On A Limb

SHIKAR Standard Stick

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SHIKAR
MSRP: $124.99
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Current lead times are 2 - 4 weeks. Scout platform replaces top step, comes installed. Step does not come with stick if Scout option is ordered as step. Monarch ONLY available in 14", 17". *STICKS ARE SOLD AND PRICED INDIVIDUALLY*
Description

The SHIKAR Standard Lightweight Climbing Sticks & Saddle Hunting Steps

Introducing the lightest, most packable tree stand climbing stick on the market! The SHIKAR lightweight climbing sticks are designed specifically for the run and gun bow hunter!

Why is the SHIKAR the best lightweight climbing stick for saddle hunters? Weighing only 24oz, the SHIKAR is the new standard in lightweight climbing sticks for mobile, run-and-gun bow hunting. With 90 degree rotating standoffs, you can mount them on any tree making saddle hunting a breeze.

Download SHIKAR Climbing Sticks Instruction Manual 

Looking for a specific configuration of the SHIKAR lightweight climbing sticks? Give us a call and customer order yours today! (580)-541-3794

LIGHTWEIGHT Climbing Sticks

Weighing at only 24oz (Standard 17" Climbing Stick) they're the lightest climbing sticks the industry has to offer. You'll barely notice the weight on your pack. Below are the weights for each length, not including the strap.

  • 14" - 22oz
  • 17" - 24oz
  • 20" - 26oz

VERSATILE Saddle Hunting Sticks

The “SHIKAR” is setting new standards in both Compatibility and Function. With the ability to rotate standoffs up to 90 degrees, you can mount them on any tree making your tree selection for saddle hunting a breeze.

SHIKAR Tree Stand Climbing Stick Specifications

  • 100% American Made
  • Each stick weighs 24oz (without attachment method)
  • 300LB weight rating
  • 17 1/8 inches step to step
  • Offered in both single and double steps
  • Double step sticks are 27” when folded
  • Width of steps are 4.5” to center of stick
  • Rugged no slip design on steps
  • Each stick has a built-in aider attachment hole located at the bottom of the stick
  • Variety of attachment methods available
  • Optional platform available (The Scout) adds only 8oz to the stick.

Do the SHIKAR climbing sticks attach to the HUSH treestand?

Yes, the standard SHIKAR climbing sticks attach to the HUSH treestand.

Are the standard SHIKAR climbing sticks stackable?

Yes, standard SHIKAR climbing sticks will fold and stack on top of each other, although different than the SHIKAR FXD climbing sticks.

Can I use a platform on the Shikar climbing stick?

Yes, our Scout and Monarch saddle hunting platform will work in place of the top step on the standard SHIKAR climbing sticks.

Advantages Of Saddle Hunting

  • Extremely Lightweight Tree Saddles: Tree Saddles are lightweight, making you more mobile. Perfect for the Public Land Owner! Our new lightweight saddle hunting steps make climbing a breeze too. At 24 ounces, we offer some of the lightest saddle hunting steps on the market.
  • Little to no noise: With a tree saddle, you don’t get the noise typically associated with pulling up tree stands. 
  • Hunters Safety: While there have been lots of hunters who have fallen from conventional tree stands, when saddle hunting you are tethered to the tree from the moment you leave the ground until you step back on it after the hunt, making it almost impossible to fall.
  • Affordable: While some of our saddle hunting platforms may be a tad more expensive than some traditional tree stands, you only need 1 saddle hunting platform. Gone are the days of needing multiple stands for multiple sets. Save time and money saddle hunting.

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SHIPPING TO CANADA?

All Canada orders will be shipped via USPS and charged $75 up front to cover the fluctuating cost of shipping. Once your order ships we will refund you the difference! So if your order cost $55 to ship then we will refund you $20! Contact us if you would prefer another shipment method!

Warranty Information
Out On A Limb MFG warranties all products against manufacturing defects. Products NOT manufactured by Out On A Limb MFG and Straps are NOT covered by the Out On A Limb MFG warranty. If you have any issues with your products, please fill out our warranty claim form and we will be in touch shortly.
107 Reviews
  • 5

    One Stick

    Published by Levi on 3rd Mar 2021

    I'm using this for a single stick climbing method with my saddle setup. The stick is very light weight and feels good and rigid.

  • 5

    Awesome!

    Published by Josh Naebeck on 21st Feb 2021

    These sticks are everything I wanted and then some! The claims about the lightweight build and super packability are no joke! Can’t wait to put them to the ultimate test next season!

  • 5

    Shikar 2 step stick

    Published by Chad Hepner on 13th Feb 2021

    Very reliable, rock solid, and ultralight design! I am 6’3” and 255 lbs and was very happy to see just how sturdy and rigid these sticks/each step was once locked into position. Best sticks I have ever used!

  • 5

    Shikar 2 step stick

    Published by Chad Hepner on 13th Feb 2021

    Very reliable, rock solid, and ultralight design! I am 6’3” and 255 lbs and was very happy to see just how sturdy and rigid these sticks/each step was once locked into position. Best sticks I have ever used!

  • 5

    The shikar

    Published by Ryan Duncan on 5th Feb 2021

    Very helpful while ordering. The sticks are very easy to use and very compact while carrying.

  • 5

    Shikar climbing sticks

    Published by JOSH KREIDER on 22nd Jan 2021

    Love these climbing sticks. Just getting into packing back in the woods further than I normally do and I love how compact they are.

  • 4

    Break-In Required

    Published by Nicholas Carrier on 7th Jan 2021

    Bought these for the compact packability and they are great for that. Out of the box they are incredibly stiff. I had to sand quite a bit to get them to click in easily. I also used a bit of oil to help them slide in slightly more quietly, though the bolt still squeaks a considerable amount. I’m sure they’ll break in eventually and will be about perfect, but did require work right out the box to be useable. Quality is great, stand offs bite very well, and the packability is perfect

  • 4

    Shikar sticks

    Published by Nicholas R Shaw on 25th Dec 2020

    The Shikar sticks are very well made. They pack up amazing! Too amazing for my pack... I have to find a way to get all 4 to work with my system. They have sharp stand offs and bite the tree well. I dinged it a star for a few reasons. The knob used to tighten the steps and the stand off’s easily gets loosened if you bump it with your foot while climbing/descending. Had a few pucker moments and one kick out. And yes I wrenched on the stand off to get everything as tight as possible. When packing everything back up and getting the steps to come off the post is sometimes a frustrating task. And the final part is putting the steps in the correct “up” position and not upside down on the post. Overall I am impressed with the quality and I ordered the FXD because I believe that they will work better for me. It is amazing how light these feel.

  • 5

    Shikar

    Published by Jacob Seth Ewing on 19th Dec 2020

    Great product! I've used every stick on the market and this product is the lightest . It stacks great and attaches to the tree and locks in awesome. I've purchased 12 sticks total so far ! 5

  • 5

    Awesome sticks

    Published by Joe Barbanera on 19th Dec 2020

    Shikar sticks are one reason OOAL has a great reputation for top quality hunting gear. The sticks are so light and take up such a small imprint on my pack. The standoffs stick like glue to any type tree you put them on. I have taken them into the woods folded up and deployed. They stack great either way. My only complaint was a strong smell of cutting oil, which dissipated after about a week laying out in my garage. I love OOAL products. Customer service is great. You call the contact number and the owner of the company answers. What’s better than that?