Guide Gear 12' Hunting Climbing Tree Stand Tower with Ladder, 2 Person Treestand, Hunting Gear, Equipment, and Accessories
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- EQUIPPED FOR HUNTING SUCCESS Guide Gear Hunting Tree Stand Tower 12' comes with top features equipped to improve your hunting success. Perfect hunting gear to buddy up with for your next hunt.
- 2-PERSON CLIMBING STAND A heavy-duty 2-person hunting tree stand thats ideal for a team of two. Its durable steel construction is built to last and it features a 20"w. ladder for easy entry/exit. Weight Capacity: 500 lbs.
- MAXIMUM FIELD OF VIEW Great sightlines with a 36"h, 4-sided shooting rail that offers maximum visibility and allows you to shoot from any side. Can be used with or without a full enclosure blind (not included) as a hunting tree stand.
- 2 PADDED SEAT CUSHIONS Spacious, 2-seat design with comfortable padded 360o swivel seats and armrests for extreme comfort make this climbing tree stand tower for hunting ideal to get you into the game.
- STURDY STEEL CONSTRUCTION Set up the climber treestand tower in your favorite hunting spot. It has an impressive huge platform that measures 57.5"w. x 57.5"d. 3" x 4" footpads keep the stand from sinking into the ground.
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 62 x 11 x 5 inches
Package Weight: 84 Pounds
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 123 x 53 x 11.25 inches
Item Weight: 84 Pounds
Brand Name: Guide Gear
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Manufacturer: Guide Gear
Part Number: GGQ20
Date First Available: January 24, 2021
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Top Amazon Reviews
This stand is the real deal. Very heavy and sturdy. I will definitely be buying another. Took me and a buddy about 4-5 hours. Give yourself plenty of time and separate the bolts prior to starting and label each bag you put them in. We learned on the first page to hand screw each nut with each page of instructions before tightening down so it'll fit together correctly. We cut a piece of treated plywood and put on the top to stop the up draft as well as make it quieter when walking on top. Used zip ties to secure it down to the mesh floor. Could not be happier with the purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2021 by fastdj_2005 fastdj_2005
First off, I want to say if you want a cheap way to get up, then this is the blind. I bought mine with the canopy. I have had it out in the field since September and have used it this firearm deer season. The blind is not hard to assemble. You will want a cordless screw gun. The only difficult part of assembly is the cross bracing for the legs. A moderately intelligent person will be able to figure it out. The blind is sturdy, if a little wiggly. It holds me and my hunting buddy, and we are both about 225. The add on canopy will not last more than a year. Ours has rips and tears and some of the buttons came loose. Take into consideration that we have it very nearly in an open field and that there has been rain, very strong 40+ mph wind gusts, and snow. The platform will need some sort of floor added if you want to use a space heater. We just fabricated some cardboard. Really to make it right, the blind needs some sort of hard roof because the canopy tends to collect rain, and it needs some sort of hard sides because the sides are very flappy. The seats that it comes with seem designed for children. I am taking them out after this season and putting my own chairs in. I will also be enclosing the frame with some light sheathing. I am happy with the purchase mainly for the price. Just remember that you get what you pay for. If you do not want the things I pointed out, then get something with hard roof, floor, and sides. If you just want to get elevated to hunt and have some reasonable cover then this is the blind.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2024 by Providency
Very happy with it,well made,plenty of room for two,Instructions have alot to be desired
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2018 by mike stiehl
There isn’t anything that’s great about this about this but it’s not really bad. The seats are pretty small. Im not an huge guy. Roughly 6’ 215lbs let’s just say I fit but… Its not real comfortable or uncomfortable but I’ll be switching out for a folding camping chair. If I even get to use it. The base platform and shooting rail are pretty flimsy. Could see this only lasting this year. Rungs in the ladder are pretty far apart, not terrible going up but it’s worse trying to come down, its extremely too far a ten year old to climb up with a rifle. With the shooting rail not moving and being an unreliable brace to use while climbing in and out it’s pretty much just an obstruction that makes getting in and out even more of an issue. I’d would be nice to get a refund for this and the blind that didn’t even last a week.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2021 by Chance R.
Overall the stand is not bad was just very disappointed when there was some damaged parts when I began setting it up and one of the gun rail’s cross braces could not connect due to a pre-drilled hole that was missing and a few parts that were bent/damaged. If it wasn’t for these occurrences I would have rated it better. Maybe if the damaged parts were replaced I’d change my opinion and review.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2021 by Chad N Perez Chad N Perez
Just received this tower, and I'm overall impressed. It took my buddy and I about 2 hours to assemble. Important to take everything out and organize all the parts. A measuring tape helps with the bolts. We got stuck when it came time to install the support struts that criss-cross between the legs, until we realized that if we had glanced up and to the right of the installation diagram, there were pictures describing each bar (There are 3 different types of bars that are distinguished by where the center hole is drilled.) This helped to determine which went where. So in this case, RTFM.... The tower itself is sturdy once assembled and staked down. The number of bolts/nuts and other parts were exact. No Spares...so don't lose anything. We did have to expand 2 holes by 1/4 inch that we could not get bolts lined up from the main frame members connecting to the actual floor. 3 out of 4 on each bar lined up perfectly. We also had to clear the holes of 2 support strut brackets, as they seem to have a bit of slag in them from manufacturing. All the nuts are Nyloks, which are nice, but we noticed that the nuts that used 13mm wrench were tougher to get started on the bolts. Recommend the use of an small impact drill, if you're light on the trigger. You can collapse the metal bar ends if you aren't careful. Also note that if you are installing the optional hunting blind, you may want to ensure that the all bolts insert from out to in, so as to not cause issues with tears in the fabric. I'm still working out the chair placement, as there are 4 different places to mount them. The chairs aren't horrible, and seem plenty sturdy, but then I haven't sat in them for hours yet.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2021 by Rob
Set up the stand without any problems. As others have recommended, a floor of some kind is very nice, especially if you add the top! Didn't use the chair options as they seemed to uncomfortable for long term sitting, but it's possible to mount a more comfortable seat to the base. Very happy with it so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2019 by Charles Papp
The assembly process was not difficult, up to the stabilizer bars step. The instructions and installation of the stabilizer bars is poor, not clear, and the stabilizer bars are not labeled 1, 2, 3, etc. The flanges on the legs are not well aligned, and you simply must flex or bend the stabilizer bars to get them attached. One of the flanges on the ladder was bent, maybe a packaging problem. I decided to return this deer stand and emailed the seller and there's been no response. Amazon did honor the refund request despite no response from the seller. Thank you Amazon!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2024 by Bill Kreiser