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Hoist Rope, 25 FT, Tree Stand Gear Rope with Reflective Wrap
It’s still dark, you’re at the base of the tree, and your bow, pack, and thermos all have to get up to the stand. This 25 ft hoist rope lets you climb with both hands free and raise your gear once you’re up. The PVC-coated carabiner hook is quiet and kind to your bow, and the reflective wrap makes the stand easy to find in the dark.
Hoist Rope for Tree Stand Hunting: Climb Light, Raise Your Gear Later
Nothing is louder than a bow case hitting a ladder rung halfway up the climb to the stand. A hoist rope keeps your gear off the ladder and out of your hands, so you climb first and pull everything up once you’re settled.
The Climb Nobody Enjoys in the Dark
Every stand hunter has made that climb. Maybe your hands were cold, your pack kept catching on the steps, or your bow bumped the tree on the way up. After a few seasons you learn that climbing with your hands free is safer and quieter than hauling everything with you.
That’s why a hoist rope is one of the most useful things on a stand hunter’s list. You get yourself up first, and then you pull your gear up behind you.
A Hoist Rope Made for Bows, Packs, and Gear
The rope is 25 feet long, which gives you plenty of reach for most stand heights. A heavy-duty carabiner-style hook clips onto your gear, so you can raise a bow, a backpack, or other equipment without carrying it up the ladder. Because the hook is dipped in PVC, it makes less noise and helps protect your bow string and finish.
Reflective Wrap You Can Find in the Dark
At the end of the day, you’ll walk back to your stand in the dark. The 1½-inch reflective wrap picks up your headlamp, so the rope, and your stand, are easy to find. In addition, the plastic sleeve covers the clasp, so it stays protected as you pull. Finally, the rope packs down small enough to hang from the stand between hunts.
Hoist Rope Safety: The Part That Matters Most
A hoist rope is for lifting gear, not for protecting you. It isn’t a safety line or fall protection, so always wear a full-body harness and stay connected from the moment you leave the ground until you’re back down. Unload your firearm before you hoist it, and keep the muzzle pointed away from you. Cover broadheads and arrow tips, and attach the hook so the gear hangs safely and doesn’t swing. Also, wear gloves, since a rope pulled through bare hands can burn.
A Useful Gift for Stand Hunters
It’s also an easy gift. Hoist ropes are inexpensive and always useful, which makes one a good stocking stuffer for the hunter who already has everything. Give one to your hunting partner, a bow hunter in the family, or anyone setting up a new stand.
Hoist Rope Features
- 25 ft length for most tree stand heights
- Heavy-duty carabiner-style hook
- PVC-coated hook for quiet use and bow protection
- 1½-inch orange reflective wrap for locating the rope in the dark
- Plastic sleeve that covers and protects the clasp
- Lifts a bow, backpack, or unloaded firearm
Great For
- Bow hunters and rifle hunters using tree stands
- Hang-on stands, ladder stands, and permanent stands
- Hoisting packs, bows, and other gear
- Measuring your climb height before you go up
- Gifts for hunters
Specs
- Length: 25 ft
- Hook: Heavy-duty carabiner-style, PVC-coated
- Reflective wrap: 1½-inch orange
- Brand: HME (Hunting Made Easy), Maxx Hoist Rope
- Colour: black with reflectors
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is this hoist rope?
It’s 25 feet long.
Can I hoist a firearm with it?
Only after you unload it. Keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction and follow your local hunting regulations.
Is a hoist rope a safety line?
No. It’s for raising gear only. Always wear a full-body harness when using a tree stand.
Does the hook damage my bow?
The hook is dipped in PVC to protect your bow string and finish and keep noise down.
Why is there a reflective wrap?
It picks up your light in the dark, so the rope and stand are easier to find.
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