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This is a great ladder Stand by big game. I have used big game before but this is the best one I have yet to use I have found that it is very comfy and durable. It is moderately hard to put up but If you are somewhat handy you could do it. It is very sturdy but could be more sturdy. 9/10 It would be great for the average rifle hunter would keep looking if you are a bow hunter.

After receiving my stand and unboxing, I was happy to see all the hardware arrived in the box. I noticed that a few customers had left comments about not having enough hardware. The seller had an issue with the delivery, I received my package much later than promised. The seller was prompt about sending me a new stand after a couple messages back and fourth. Assembly took longer than expected, I was loosening bolts to tighten others for parts to fit. Good spacing on the ladder bars. Solid material. Comfy seat. All around good product.

Went together good and tight..it's my second one of this style. Ty

This has become my favorite stand to deer hunt in. Very easy to put together and easy for myself to stand up onto the tree and to tie off to the tree. All the hardware comes with this stand wire a ratchet strap to affix the top of the stand to the tree. Very comfortable to set in, I have spent 5 1/2 hours on one hunt in this stand and I am 60+ years old. Great stand!

from Jennifer Wilson on September 24, 2021I purchased two of these and there were missing parts and drill holes missing.I purchased two of these stands. When my husband went to assemble them, one was missing the ratchet straps to secure to the tree and the other was missing some bored out holes for screws. My husband was able to bore out the missing screw holes but he should not have had to. Once getting the stand against the tree it was obvious that the stand ladder was cheap and felt like it could fail. Then once sitting in the stand, my husband pulled the rifle bar down and it sits way to high to be useful in anyway. My husband is 6' 4" and the bar was too high for him to utilize. In fact, it is actually an obstruction to your view. We bought 2 of these and they are both the same poor quality and design. A lot of effort just to be disappointed.

One of the two footrest braces was missing from the box. It's a thin rectangular piece and likely slipped out of the box because the corners were not fully taped shut. The braces are the only small pieces in the box and ought to be better secured. Also, the seat brace, a square length of metal had bolt holes set at 19 inches apart which was one inch too long. Huh? Luckily, I put this together with a friend who was able to help make a brace and drill a new hole. I haven't put it up yet so I can't speak to noise but it seems as though it will be solid. The ladder stand went together fairly easily and the price is good. Enlist a friend (see photos) who knows how to cut and drill metal before you order this stand.

I have bought 3 of these same model now and have been happy with them. I take them down after the season is over and store them inside, otherwise they would defiantly rust and become unsafe. Foot platform could be bigger. I like the chair back being away from the tree to keep your coat from making noise against the bark. I bring a seat cushion out with me witch makes the seat more comfortable and warm.

OK, previously bought several guide gear stands and then got this one. This one looks studier, and has excellent baked on paint (better than guidegear), The assembly is more complicated with 6 different kinds of bolts. I think the weakest part is the 1/4 in bolts/ After years outdoors these will rust. They should be 5/16 at least and stainless steel. Seat is comfy but cloth may wear out in time. Foot platform way too small, esp for bowhunters who stand up and lean to get shots. Still, for $149 its a pretty good stand. I agree with others, the box was torn and those little pieces could get out...they should tape them all onto the big stuff so they don't get lost.

Selon le plan, la barre d’appui se pose comme sur la photo; toutefois, la barre monte et descend sans permettre de s’appuyer sur elle pour viser? Il manque des fixations de chaque côté pour empêcher la barre de descendre complètement sur nos jambes! Ces fixations devraient permettre un ajustement de la bonne hauteur de la barre d’appui pour le chasseur!