Primal Vantage Tree Stands Comfort King Deluxe 24 in x 35 in Mesh Fabric

This stand is the best stand money can buy. It is very heavy but once it's in the tree it's roomy, very comfortable, heavy duty construction and great for archery or gun hunting. Not sure how anyone would give it less than 5 stars!! High recommend this stand

I love this thing! Super comfy and sturdy. Very easy to assemble. It's a little heavy and awkward to pull up the tree, but with the right tools/stuff you're good to go. Great price too!

Had a great overall experience with ordering these stands! Great price and fast shipping! Comfy stands and heavy duty!

The stand is comfortable and sturdy. The bolt sizes are smaller than the package indicated, but work fine. The directions are a bit confusing with regards to the seat and seat back installation. The stand is heavy so don't expect to hand carry this on up the tree. Overall I am please with the product.

I would have given 5 stars but the instructions had flaws that I will share with you later. The materials were all very high quality and the design isn't that different from tree stands that have been used for years. I don't anticipate any problems when it goes up in a tree. While this treestand comes with carry straps, I'm not carrying this 30 pound beast around with me. I will add an extra ratchet strap in addition to the cinch strap that comes with the treestand and find it a permanent home. The adjustable shooting rail that also raises out of the way is very convenient. The armrests are also removable which would be a plus for archery season. Assembly instructions: Step 5 says to use part 60b (10mm by 60mm bolt) but these are the weakest bolts in the kit and they are the wrong ones. The holes are clearly too big. Use part 58 (12mm by 55mm with a thick washer). Step 5 says to also install the seat on the rear most holes. The picture for step 5 indeed shows the seat installed on the rear most holes. Don't do it. Use the front holes. The picture in step 6 confirms this. Step 9 correctly tells you to use part 60b. Use a socket set and open-end wrench and not cresent wrenches or box end wrench. The box end wrench will get stuck in step 6. Oddly, the instructions claim most of the bolts and nuts are 12mm but in fact are 13mm.

I really like the comfort of the stand .. Its one of the better strap on stands i have used

was a lot to put together and one bar had to be drilled out to fit.

While assembling this stand, I found that the lower seat frame, and upper seat frame attache to the tree contact upright. Therefore, three square tube items need to be bolted together. There are no bolts long enough in the hardware package to do this. Need to buy 3" bolts to assemble the stand. Anyone have an answer? Wouldn't recommend unless you have a mechanical engineering degree!

The seat on this stand needs more support. Leans to far forward and makes you feel you will slide off. Had to use rope pulley system to pull this monster up the tree. Terrible setup.

Very heavy and bulky. The backrest is pointless. It's loose and rests against the tree so it does nothing.