Buy Muddy Outdoors Hunter Pro Hang On (Brown)Muddy Outdoors Hunter Pro Hang On (Brown) Product Description:
- Light weight compact tree stand for mobile hunter. Safe, solid, easy to position
- Waterproof Realtree AP camo 3" thick seat with easiy adjustable seat angle
- Boomerang Cleat for side to side adjustment
- Mega Grid aluminum platform with best platform leveling system in the hunting industry
- 3 year Free Strap Replacement
Product Description
The Hunter Pro Hang On is ideal for the mobile hunter. The 10.5 lbs aluminum stand with the 20"x26" platform makes this stand easy to back pack from tree to tree. All Muddy stands have the best leveling system in the industry. Pull the knob and slide the leveler to desired position. The easily adjustable seat requires no tools providing hunters with the ability to adjust their seats with no noise and quick enough to change multiple times during your hunt. All Muddy waterproof seats contain our revolutionary 3" triple layer foam. New feature in 2011 is the metal sleeve insert to ensure no metal to metal contact thus avoiding notice caused when shifting weight. All stands are TMA certified to 300 lbs. 3 year Free strap replacement.
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Pre-Season Review
By Chris232
Pros:WeightSeat CushionLeveling SystemCons:May be too small for larger framed individuals.Details:The Hunter Pro platform is slightly smaller than I expected, which has me slightly concerned about how comfortable I'll be on longer sits.The manufacturer states a platform size of of 26" x 20". While this is the actual size of the platform - the usable space while seated is much smaller. (Consider the amount of space you have while sitting on the seat). I measured the distance from the front of the seat to the front of the platform to be approximately 10". Conservatively, you'd have about a 16" x 20" space to put your feet while seated.I'm 5' 8" and I would probably not feel comfortable if the platform were any smaller. You can figure if you're taller than that, you might want to opt for the larger Hunter stand and sacrifice a few lbs of additional weight. On the upside, the platform is still plenty big while standing.Muddy opted for a single ratchet strap as the primary method of hanging the stand and a cam-buckle strap to secure the bottom of the seat post. Both have loop ends that secure to the seat post. As with any hang-on tree stand, the most secure setup can be achieved by hanging the stand with the primary strap and securing the secondary strap before folding the platform down. Once the straps are secured, folding the platform down causes the teeth to really dig in and tightens the straps even further. A cool feature of this stand series is the 'boomerang' tree cleat. This style cleat allows the stand to be setup on a tree that is leaning side to side and still be hung level.The platform can be adjusted to 5 different angles and the seat can also be adjusted up or down. Nylon washers are installed at all pivot points to eliminate metal to metal squeaking. The seat cushion is a hugely comfortable 3" thick and the camo cover is waterproof. The seat has two tie-down points and slides over the metal frame so its secure but still has some room to slide around. Not terrible but another set of tie down points could be useful.The stand weights in at the 10.5 lbs advertised on most retail websites. Muddy's own site lists this stand at 12.5 lbs. I assume the extra 2 lbs includes the straps (and most online retailers are listing just the weight of the stand alone) or perhaps the newer models are just lighter.This stand is also designed to allow the Muddy Outdoors Climbing Sticks 4-Pack (Brown) to pack on securely.This is a pre-season review and I hope to follow up with additional details after using it a few times this September.** REVIEW UPDATE **I've had a chance to use this stand on at least 6 hunts this month and am quite pleased with it's performance. Because of it's light weight, it's very easy to setup and adjust on the tree. I was originally concerned about platform space but I've found on trees that are straight or slightly leaning back (with platform adjusted) - there is plenty of space. On trees that lean slightly forward, space is tight with the seat down but it's not bad, uncomfortable or unsafe. Now that the seat cushion has worn in a bit - it's become a little loose. The seat cushion can make move around and make a thumping sound when walking with this on your back. Retying the seat tie downs seems to help.Great all around performance though. Still five stars.
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