Millennium Treestands Monster Hang-on Treestand
Key features
- •A MORE COMFORTABLE WAY TO HUNT: Bagging that deer sometimes require spending hours up in the trees. The M150 Monster Hang-On tree stand is designed with comfort in mind featuring a comfortMAX height adjustable seat with a full backrest.
- •SAFELINK: Millennium is committed to hunter safety, which is why we designed SafeLink, a 35-foot rope with a Prusik knot and carabiner. Designed to aid in safely ascending and descending from hang-on and ladder stands.
- •LARGE PLATFORM: Having the room necessary to position yourself properly for that shot is important. So we made sure the seat folds up out of the way allowing plenty of room. Whether you're hunting with a rifle or bow, you'll have plenty of space.
- •SMART CONSTRUCTION: The M150 is built from rugged aluminum and features a durable powder coat finish. It's designed to be easy and quiet to set up. It can even be adjusted for trees that lean up to 15 degrees which expands your site options
- •MEASUREMENTS: Built to hold up to 300-pounds. The platform measures 24-inches wide and 37-inches deep. Seat size is 24-inches wide and 20-inches deep. The seat is adjustable from 16-inches above the platform to 20-inches.
Millennium Treestands Monster Hang-on Treestand
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Customer Reviews
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Best Hang-On Stand Available
MyAllegory•September 2, 2018
I am sold on Millennium lock on stands. Their quality is superior to any other lock on or climber I've hunted out of. The M150 monster model has a massive platform to stand upon. My only issue with the product would be the synthetic strap that is used for the receiver. My previous Millennium used a chain receiver, I worry that a squirrel could possibly chew on the strap.
Great stand. Awesome enough for someone to steal.
michael myers•November 30, 2017
Should be more like I loved it. It was easy to put together, as well as hanging it. I sit in it for maybe 5 mins and then got down. Went to hunt today and it was Stolen along with my Browning trail camera. Someone needed them more then me I guess. Once I get my money saved up. I will be buying another. But this time it will be mounted to tree and taken down every time I get down.
Great Product, Lousy Quality
Volusia Rider•October 19, 2017
This stand is an amazing product, but what showed up was less than acceptable. When you pay top dollar, you expect your purchase to arrive in good shape. When I opened the box I discovered a stand whose surface finish was scuffed and covered in micro dents. Other parts were worn and not seated properly. The thing just looked used ... really disappointed.
The only thing stopping me from walking out on this deal is Amazon's replacement policy. A replacement is already on its way.
The only thing stopping me from walking out on this deal is Amazon's replacement policy. A replacement is already on its way.
I'm Mclovin it
James•August 7, 2017
It Made a lot of noise on my initial standing on it but I think it was just breaking it in as I could not get it to make any more noise after a couple jumps on it. Seat is so comfortable compared to my gorilla xl stand and other similar ones. I'm very happy with it but If I had to complain the length of the ratchet straps it came with seem a little short but nothing I don't think some store bought ones couldn't fix if i had a bigger tree to put it in. Book says use on trees with in a diameter of 9-22 inches. tree climbing harness it came with doesn't come with carabeaners but the safety rope with that special knot did come with one carabeaner and a safety video. A 1/2inch, 7/16, and a Mexican socket set(crescent wrench) will be needed to put together the couple nuts and bolts.
Go ahead and spend the money.
Joel•March 28, 2017
I am a stickler when it comes to quality. I have always believed that quality wins every time. Millennium stands are expensive, but worth it. There are a few things I had to do though. I had to ream out the 5/16" hole where the upright bar connects to the base. Also fitting the stand into the receiver is tricky because it's a tight fit. I'm ok with that because I can knock the edges off with a file. I'd rather do that then it be a loose fit. Overall for a mass produced product it is very nice. Love the big platform and the seat, very comfortable. I will definitely feel safe in this stand. Also the two ratchet straps that come with it are thick and good quality, not cheap thin straps.
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