two important things he left out: 1. The seat locks into place to get in and out of the stand. Once you get in the seat, you have to lean and reach under the chair to disengage the seat lock so it will spin freely. (very dangerous getting in or out of the seat without it being in the locked position. He did it.) 2. When getting in or out of the seat, be careful to not grab the backrest portion of the seat. it does not lock in place and will come forward on you causing you to lose your grip. You must grab the bottom seat portion And seek yourself while spinning completely around to face frontwards. Once you've done this a timer too, no worries. Nice stand; but I feel so exposed and you better shoot quick because The game is going to see you about the time you see it. also, a bit too pricey for what it is. I would purchase it again; It is specifically for special hunting circumstances.
Took a while to put together but seems really nice once that got done. It is the most expensive tripod though cause if you add the extended four foot legs you got about $600 in
He said nothing on that will make a noise. Did you hear all the clanking as he was setting it down? My question is how many clanks will you make walking 100 yards in the woods to set up?
two important things he left out: 1. The seat locks into place to get in and out of the stand. Once you get in the seat, you have to lean and reach under the chair to disengage the seat lock so it will spin freely. (very dangerous getting in or out of the seat without it being in the locked position. He did it.)
2. When getting in or out of the seat, be careful to not grab the backrest portion of the seat. it does not lock in place and will come forward on you causing you to lose your grip. You must grab the bottom seat portion And seek yourself while spinning completely around to face frontwards. Once you've done this a timer too, no worries.
Nice stand; but I feel so exposed and you better shoot quick because The game is going to see you about the time you see it. also, a bit too pricey for what it is. I would purchase it again; It is specifically for special hunting circumstances.
It is when in some states you have to be elevated.
Took a while to put together but seems really nice once that got done. It is the most expensive tripod though cause if you add the extended four foot legs you got about $600 in
Then what do you use for portable tripod stands?
He said nothing on that will make a noise. Did you hear all the clanking as he was setting it down? My question is how many clanks will you make walking 100 yards in the woods to set up?
Mine is absolutely silent when I am carrying it.
Does the foot rest come with the seat?
my question is how would you brush that thing in? cut a bunch of 10ft trees?
They're great for field edges where there is a bunch of scrub brush
@@Newenglandah1376 i understand but in the video he said he would back it i to the tree and brush it in. If like to see how he brushes it in lol
Where to purchase stand?
that price tag tho
Yeah $600 is nuts they can keep that
Love the idea and how lite it is but you are only gaining 4 ft height. I'm 6'2 and stand is 10ft. Not worth it.
Only if you're shooting with your gun mounted on your forehead...
4ft gives u a ton more viability, better shot angle and can get you up in a brush line
Its perfect for south Texas
Overpriced