Help IDing climbing steps

[greenmntranger]

Picked up a set of 4 of these last summer at a yard sale. They work slick as snot, but they have no manf. mark and a web search goes nowhere. I would like a few more. any help would be greatly appreciated

GMR

[greenmntranger]

Okay, my search mojo just improved. They are/were sold by Ameristep and before y'all say they were recalled, that was units made in 08/09. Mine have a 02 date code. now the next question, anyone got any non recall units they want to part with?

[razerok1]

Look up the "stepp ladder" system it's a similar concept as your steps but easier I think. they are "discontinued" but the inventor has lots of old stock and will sell them if your willing to sign a liability release.

[Victor N TN]

I got a half dozen of them on closeout at WallyWorld after the season 5 or 6 years ago. They sure work easier than screwing the other kind in the side of the tree. And mine have been used just as much as the others. A lot faster too.

[CastingFool]

In Michigan, you have to use these kind of steps if you want to hunt from a tree in public land. You're not allowed to use screw in steps.