Got this stand and did 2 climbs over 30 ft up in the tree. Things I noticed was yes this is a bulky stand. The directions that come with it are worthless. The button strap in the back of the seat broke on my second climb. I ended up just typing a knot with it and that seemed to work for now. The foot pegs seem to move around a little bit during the climb no matter how tight you tighten the screw. The seat is comfortable and you can adjust it to lounge back or sit more upright. I don't like the fact that you have to change the seat once in the tree if you climb following the instructions but I found you can just lean or sit on the bar and it works the same. The stand is sturdy in the tree once you reach your final spot. But during fall season hunting be prepared to break a sweat climbing the tree. At least here in the south you can expect that. I like the pockets for the warmers on the seat I just wish you could secure the back of the seat better to the tree instead of securing it to the frame. I'm a bow hunter so I don't climb as far up as rifle hunters but it moves up the tree smooth and feels secure during the climb. Like I said it's not the lightest stand so if you have a far walk be prepared. All and all I think it's a good stand just a few things that could have been made better on it like the button straps and using zip ties for the padding on the bar. But it's def the lazy boy of tree stands and you can lounge in the tree all day!

The recliner of stands... went up and down with ease after getting a couple of test runs. Very, very comfortable and stable.

Its a Summit. It's awesome as expected A+

Everywhere else I looked it was on backorder! It was also less expensive(no tax, No shipping)

Just received the tree-stand. Everything looks to be in good shape. cant wait to try it out.