Tree Styx Passes ASTM Durability Testing
Today was a big day in the effort to deliver the lightest, highest functioning climbing stick the hunting community has ever seen.
The Treestand Manufacturer’s Association (TMA), which we are proud members of, recommends two ASTM durability tests to prove product safety. The first test is a 10,000 cycle fatigue test run at the rated capacity of the climbing stick. The second test is a one time pull at twice the rated capacity. We have passed both of these tests on the climbing stick itself and also for the integrated aider. In addition, we asked for a third test that pulls on the climbing stick until it fails. It took over 1,000 lbs to fail Tree Styx!
Pricing will be released June 1, 2024 and we are targeting the same day to open a pre-order. We will also be at the Mobil Hunters Expo Show in Dalton, Georgia June 28-30 with salable product.
Outperforming the Competition: The TREE STYX Advantage
Climb with Confidence: The Best Aider Tech
Lighten Your Load: Optimal Weight and Step Options
Stand Tall: Superior Offset and Stack Retention
Our TREE STYX Aider is seamlessly integrated and retracts for convenience, unlike the add-on components of our competitors. Enjoy a streamlined climb every time.
Stand Tall: Superior Offset and Stack Retention
Lighten Your Load: Optimal Weight and Step Options
Stand Tall: Superior Offset and Stack Retention
With a generous 4¼” offset from the tree and self-retaining stack feature, TREE STYX ensures comfort and ease of use, setting us apart from the competition that offers less offset and no stack retention.
Lighten Your Load: Optimal Weight and Step Options
Lighten Your Load: Optimal Weight and Step Options
Lighten Your Load: Optimal Weight and Step Options
Weighing in at under 1 lb with aider and rope, TREE STYX is the lightest on the market. The 18" TREE STYX step distances for a personalized climbing experience, a flexibility you won't find with others.
Recent Buzz about Tree Styx
ATA Show in St. Louis!
Thank you to the Archery Trade Association (ATA) for putting on such a great show in St. Louis! We were honored that Jeff Poole (ATA CEO) stopped by to review our new climbing stick! Thanks to John Louk (executive director of the Treestand Manufacturer’s Association) for coming by and discussing the latest test procedures and requirements for climbing sticks. Sarah Haala and Eric Dobberfuhl really helped us out with getting a great booth
and making sure our first time at the show went smoothly.
Tree Styx's Debut at the New Product Launch
Tree Styx made a remarkable debut in the "New Product Launch" area, and we were thrilled with the overwhelming response. The support and positive feedback we received from the media, retailers, and fellow manufacturers were truly heartening. We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who visited our booth and engaged with us. Your enthusiasm and encouraging words have been incredibly inspiring.