Can't beat it for the price! It went together easily and seems well built. Was nervous about paying so little for something I'm putting my safety in the hands of, but that went away once I got it mounted. I'm 6' 200lbs and it holds me with no problem. The seat is fairly comfortable, not the best on the market, but definitely not the worst. Should have no problem spending a full day in it. The platform has enough room to stretch out a bit and stand/move around to stretch your legs or get into position for a shot. The seat will also fold up out of the way (as seen in the pic). I inspected the straps and they seem ok. I added a couple though just for added safety and because I have trust issues haha. It also came with a safety harness, which I did not expect. It's not the greatest but will suffice as a backup.

If you go cheap, you get cheap. They do the job but I doubt they will last more than 2 seasons. Definitely need to add some paint or other rust preventive measures. Seat is also a little sketchy. I would suggest investing in better straps and use two instead of one like the instructions show. The provided harness should not be used as well. This will probably be the only season I use these as they are already in the woods.

Item seems to be a well built tree stand. Great price here on Amazon. Only reason I give it a 4 is the weight of the stand. Of course to buy a lighter stand would be at least triple the price so it's a good trade off

I'm happy with this stand in that it is $59, has a comfortable seat, arm rests, and a large platform. I'm struggling with how to rate it though because i purchased 2 which came in yesterday and I had to take over 10 minutes each to shake the metal shavings out of the inside of the arm rests and other pieces from where the drilled the holes. Also, the finish was not remotely uniform which wouldn't be an issue because heck, it's cheap and a tree stand which'll just be left out anyway so what do I care what it looks like. However, after assembling them last night I put them outside to get rid of some of the human smell since we were going to be getting a good rain storm. I went out there this afternoon to find them both COVERED with surface rust! It's a cheap stand, but I expected a better finish then rusting the first day it was left outside. At 33 LBS this is WAY too heavy to be a stand that comes in with me every night. I purchased them because I have a property to hunt quite a distance from my home and I didn't want my lone wolf's unattended. I can deal with loosing a $59 stand. I think in the future I'll be looking for a different option however. I have concerns about how long these will last.

I've hunted in this stand for 2 years now. It comfortable to sit in for hours & the platform is large enough to stretch your leg out for those long day. Everything is built very stout. It is heavy to hang be ones self, so a helper is a must. Two things I can say bad about this stand is that the paint job out of the box wasn't very good, but you get what you pay for there. Other thing is that the seat cushion is discolored, but it has held up very good after being in the elements for 2 years. Great stand though.