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Hawk Ultra-Lite Climber Tree Stand with Memory Foam Seat, 38.75 x 23.25 in

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Features

  • Spacious Hunting Platform: 20 x 27-inch platform features a hammock net seat, padded armrests and supports up to 300 pounds, keeping you comfortable during serious hunting sessions in rugged terrain.
  • Silent and Stealthy Setup: Auto-Latch cables, Fold-Flat design, non-metallic washers, and an all-welded platform eliminate noise, ideal for stand-up hunting and mobile tree climbing gear systems.
  • Lightweight Aluminum Construction: Weighing 26.4 pounds, the low-profile build cuts pack weight without compromising strength, essential for mobile hunting gear and long-distance tree stand hikes.
  • Tree Digger Teeth for Stability: Aggressive teeth bite deep into bark for a silent setup and locked-in stability. Plus, the welded platform delivers dependable support for prolonged wildlife pursuits.
  • Included Accessories: Includes 1 full body safety harness, 1 pair of neoprene backpack straps and 2 cam buckle tree straps. Hunt from above with Hawk!

Description

HAWK ULTRA-LITE CLIMBER TREE STAND WITH SEAT: The Lightweight & razor-thin frame meets supreme comfort for the next generation of climbing technology. The Hammock net seat is quiet, versatile, and extremely comfortable featuring silent slides for standing shots. Complete with Fold-Flat technology, the Ultra-Lite hunting tree stand quickly collapses down to an ultra-thin size for transport. Auto-Latch micro-size cable makes secure tree attachment simple & silent. Tree Digger Teeth and a simple 1-step takedown, and you have an extremely versatile tree stand! FEATURES: - 20 lbs Weight; - 20" wide x 27" deep Platform; - 300-lbs weight rating; - Tree size: 8" minimum - 20" maximum; - Aluminum construction; - Adjustable Seat; - Auto-Latch Mirco-size cable; - Fold Flat technology for quick, easy transport and setup; - Noise-free premium Teflon washers; - Hammock net seat; - Tree Digger teeth bite into bark for added climbing stability; - Oversized slate platform. HAWK HAWK was born to reverse the trend of lower quality and underperforming gear by providing hunters with the equipment they can be proud of and have confidence in. Our focus is to make you a better hunter with better gear. We do this by providing the industry's newest and most advanced designs, competitive costs, and top- notch customer service.

Brand: Hawk


Color: Multi Color


Material: Blend


Product Dimensions: 27"D x 20"W x 20"H


Size: Standard


Brand Name: Hawk


Additional Features: Arm Rest, Cushion Availability


Unit Count: 1 Count


Recommended Uses For Product: Camping


Age Range Description: Teen


Included Components: See Description


Model Name: Hawk Ultra-Lite Climber - no pressure comfort seat- lightweight; noise free, 300 lbs capacity


Surface Recommendation: Hard Floor


Indoor Outdoor Usage: Outdoor


Model Number: HWK-HC150


UPC: 097973002629


Number of Packs: 1


Global Trade Identification Number: 29


Item Highlight: Hang-On Design with All-Welded Platform, Foot Rest, and Safety Harness System for Mobile Hunters and Elevated Access


Manufacturer: Hawk


Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 year limited.


Item Type Name: Hawk Ultra-Lite Climber - no pressure comfort seat- lightweight; noise free, 300 lbs capacity


Manufacturer Part Number: HWK-HC150


Set Name: Hawk Ultra-Lite Climber


Number of Items: 1


Furniture Base Movement: Glide


Color: Multi Color


Back Style: Open Back


Style Name: padded


Pattern: Solid


Finish Types: Brushed


Theme: Hunting


Shape: Rectangular


Arm Style: Padded


Furniture Finish: Aluminum


Leg Style: sled base


Form Factor: Upright


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 27"D x 20"W x 20"H


Size: Standard


Item Weight: 9.07 g


Seat Height: 41 centimeters


Seat Depth: 27 inches


Item Depth: 27 inches


Item Dimensions: 1 x 1 x 1 inches


Material Type: Blend


Frame Material Type: Aluminum


Seat Material: Foam


Fill Material: Foam


Maximum Weight Recommendation: 136 kg


Assembly Instructions Description: No assembly required


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • It seems very well built
At the writing of this, I have not climbed a tree with it yet however, after filling the construction and the quality of the build, I will not hesitate. I have another self climber that I’ve had for years. It puts me in the mind of it so I know I will have no trouble at all. I would recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2025 by Robert Pickett
    • Very picky on tree size
Stable stand, i like everything about it beside not getting into big or small trees and the carry straps. You'll want to get backpack staps for it. Big trees are hard to climb cuz the cable catches and small trees are not good cuz arm rests dig into your side. I like the folding and compactness and good straps and foot stirrup set up. Seat is comfy ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2024 by Andy
    • Not great, poor quality, poor design.
The awkward design makes this stand difficult to use quietly. The cables are not long enough for a medium-large tree and when used in a smaller tree the arms are bent in too tightly. I'm 5'8" with a 36" waist and it's definitely narrow on smaller trees and again, the short cables make it difficult to use on bigger trees that would solve the narrowness issue. The angle of the arms is shallow when compared with a summit, which makes this less likely to lock in and more likely to come loose while climbing or positioning each platform. Any climber uses leverage to hold tight to the tree but this design has less leverage than others with a higher angle for the cable and arms. Mesh seat was too tight, and tangled resulting in me breaking a few loops to get it untangled. The cable locking design is secure but very noisy, with metal pins and a spring loaded clamp. Expect to make a LOT of noise using this. The security straps are a nightmare to attach to the tree because the instructions have you putting them on in a way where you can't get any leverage to tighten the strap down. Imaging trying to tighten a strap that is directly in front of you and having to pull the tag end away from you and around the back of the tree. It's just a poor design. Overall, there are better options that weigh just as much but will be more expensive. This is definitely not a good buy at three hundred bucks right now (Nov, 2021). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2021 by Chris232
    • Worst climber ever
Worst climber ever! Great idea, lightweight, quiet etc. but that doesn’t matter if it won’t climb a tree! The cable design too soft and spongy, grips everything knots, twigs. Wasted a whole afternoon with this thing. 5 different trees and finally found 1 it would halfway climb.
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • Good quality
Nice climber, light weight. The cable coating wore off the 3 td time of use on oak trees. Got new cables on Amazon..
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025 by Amazon Customer
    • Good value
Very nice
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2021 by tracker 90
    • You get what you pay for
The stand is well built. However the cable it small and cuts into pine and makes it very difficult to climb. I'm not sure what to say about the folding sides I mean it makes it flat to carry but limits the size of tree the small the tree the tighter the side close in on you. So you need about 18 inch trees with smooth bark ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2025 by Judie T.
    • Not happy, please do not
I have used climbers in the past and decided to get another so I chose this one. I will tell you this. If you are hunting in mature timber this stand will not work. Here is why: The seat and the base use the same size cables. The cable arms that is on the top and bottom section is attached by 2 brackets on each side that are welded on. But on the bottom section the brackets are welded 4" or so further forward away from the tree. Thus creating the cables to be shorter on the bottom than the top. In causes the base to stay at a more severe incline and never able to be leveled on a mature tree. 2nd: the 4 rows of teeth has an inch at each end that is squared off. The squared off end is the same length as the teeth. Again on a larger tree this square section is what makes contact with the tree not the teeth. It looks like this -^^^^^--. It's ok if the circumference of the tree falls within the teeth but on larger trees the teeth ride above the bark and the squares ends are what makes contact with the tree. How do I know cause I practiced with it 3 times and said there's no way Im trusting my life with this thing. I boxed it up and returned it. I think it's obvious this thing was designed by someone who never intended on using it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2024 by Jame Duppong

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