Guide Gear12' Tripod Deer Stand Tower for Hunting Climbing Hunt Seat, Hunting Gear Equipment Accessories

The media could not be loaded. Well built. Easy to assemble with just minimal tools. Easy to climb up and doesn’t feel like it’s going to fall apart. Sitting in it is comfortable and has a nice rotation. Very nice. May buy another one

I'm a 260lb hunter. I also survived a fall from a Tree Stand 3 years ago. So I'm a little scared of them now. But, I also hunt in Central Texas Mesquite fields. Last year I hunted from a ground blind, that was nice, but I prefer to shoot down at my game. So I bought this to try it out.I put it together in my garage in about an hour. I watched a bunch of videos, and they all said 3 hours - but it took me an hour. I've worked in plenty of factories and have bunches of tools - so it might just be that I have more assembly practice. Didn't use the instructions either and didn't have any extra parts.I took it out to the cul-de-sac where I live and put it up (kind of heavy) and it wobbled so bad, that I didn't show my wife. I was afraid that she would not let me use it. However, when I took it to my hunting club - it worked great. I used straight medal tent stakes on each leg and a ratchet strap down the center to the ground (in my Alabama Hunting Club we get bad winds so i wanted it secured) and it held like a champ. Very stable (surprisingly so after setting it up in the driveway). I liked it so much, I decided to leave it in camp - and buy another one for my Texas Hunting Trip next fall! I hunt Public Land there - and will fabricate a special cart to drag it into the woods.One thing to note - the rifle rest padding is CHEAP CHEAP CHEAP. I bought some plumbing insulation and some camp duct tape on Amazon and covered both the arm rests and the rifle rest. I would recommend that, and might as well do the back rest too (that is not very stout either). But overall, this is a great buy.Update... I bought the second one. Also bought the blind fot it. It is heavy now and not portable.

Comfortable stand and light enough to move around. Unfortunately the shooting rail that came with it was missing an important piece and I was unable to put it together. I contacted the seller and they told me they couldn’t help me and to contact the manufacturer. Too much work. If you’re gonna sell the product- make it right for the customer if the product is defective.

Easy to assemble ,transport and very comfortable seating. Reasonable weight under 75.00 pounds .Only issue is steps could be wider. Over all easy to handle. The Tri pod stand is a good buy.

Easy to build and haul. Hopefully it holds up through weather. I added cushion, burlap.

Fairly easy to assemble, although instructions could have been better on the seat shooting rail assembly. Instructions state that it takes 3 people to set up, but me and my 5'3" wife had no problem on rather rough terrain. At 77 pounds, a little heavy to carry in the woods, but hey, that's what they make 4 wheelers for. Sits very comfortably

Easy to assemble, the idea is good but horrible execution. Seat is made for someone who is 5’ tall, steps for someone who’s 6’6’. No way you can shoot a compound out of this blind. I’ll be looking for a better quality tripod, this will take some modifications to even make it useable. Enclosure moves with chair so kinda defeats entire purpose of a enclosure.

This is my second purchase. I am very pleased with the first one and wanted a second one for a different location. Great design and comfortable. I can move it easy using my 4-wheeler .