From: DByrd 
From: stephenf i am to fat to fit.
From: buckthumper looks like a good idea
From: Bowinhand Looks like it would be safer than climbing around the stand.
From: J-town Hunter
From: murph.
From: MobileHuntin'Unit more moving parts = more parts to make noise.
From: wbb wonder how you would get this up that high in the tree safely.
From: sheets
From: retnuhwoB Where do you go while letting the two sides of the platform back down???
From: The Buck Stopper Looks good, especially for the hunter who is not very agile. While I won't personally ever buy one of these, it looks like a good idea.
From: big bill Once you are up then how do you get back down through the hinged opening ? Especially at dark.
From: Gator I've had one for past two years. It is not a stand you want to move often but once up, it is quite and very easy to get in and out of. One of the safest stands out there.
From: carbonarcher Looks like a good idea from a safety standpoint
From: osiris
From: Dude With my luck, I would end up with a big bump on my head.
From: huntermark Just something else to rattle.
From: longdraw
From: elfking I bet its ok in the showroom; but put on some hunting clothes and try not to get the bottom from closing on you as you leave the hunt....looks really dangerous in that sense
From: Bullseye Creative, but I don't think practical entering your stand at 4am. Might forget to close the gate. It's a hell of a ride as you reach for that coffee!What about steps coming off the side like a ladder?
From: Rob B
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From: BowAce
From: Mountain Cur From a safety standpoint thumbs up, but ain't no way I'm paying 300 bucks for a lock-on.
From: Buckcrazy
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From: Clifford Handy and a lot safer if you use it correctly.
From: Free Range
From: Milhouse I could be wrong, but looks like it would be noisy. Also, how much of your crap is going to get hung up on it trying to get through the opening? I have enough trouble trying to be quiet without 2 hinged metal doors to slam shut. If this stuff doesn't happen, I take back all my comments.
From: oneida_shooter
From: EKrewson,AL Where I hunt any metalic sound, like gates slamming shut, insures you won't see anything al day long.
From: MQ32MAN
From: graybow Climging to the side would be easier than trying to wiggle thru the bottom.IMHO
From: Tim
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From: RUPE I've seen this before. Looks okay!
From: Rustywreck
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From: Biggen
From: LoweBow Looks like you'd need a crane to set it in a tree. What's it weight?? 50+#??
From: Woodsy
From: Jeff in MN Door too small, probably noisey, hard to install it.
From: Dancesinspeedo I'd have to see it, but if it adds safety then it's cool.
From: MF
From: Bow Doctor
From: tompolaris Good ides lose the weight
From: Yendor Excellent for the not so nimble hunter.
From: J. Wesbrock
From: Archy Not so great for fat guys, or when there is snow and freezing rain.
From: Tombow
From: shootr I think it's a good idea, but late season with a lot of clothes on it might be difficult to fit through the opening. If something caught while climbig into the stand you might lift the stand and cause it to slip. Plus it must weigh a ton and a half.
From: Ted Young
From: ScottB
From: initialwound good idea im always getting hung up on the side of my stand, but theres to many ifs with this thing
From: Woodsman creeeeeak!
From: pbro21
From: vethntr@work I dont think its any safer, just different
From: TODD
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From: Joe very unsafe
From: Dal Lowrey Interesting. I'd have to try it.
From: Mohican A little pricey but interesting.
From: Grounblind You are serious?...I was afraid of that.........
From: Elkman52
From: Lewis Smith
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From: lettman
From: Two Feathers An accident waiting to happen - more hinges, more squeeks, more noise at critical times.
From: MT
From: Razorhead® slip off your ladder, get pinned in between the two halfs of the floor? No thanks.IBEP tells us to climb DOWN INTO your stand. I agree.
From: Fletch
From: Spike Bull There's a BIG liability suit waiting for a place to happen!
From: mitchmcse
From: steve
From: tjp
From: DCW Ridiculous
From: oneshot i think it would be a lot easier to get in to your treestand. but the price is kind of up there so i'm going to make my own.
From: Wary Buck Climbing up through a hole in an old wooden platform may have been safer, but for that kind of money, there are some very safe and easier to put-up stands available. I too wonder how a hunter with a fanny pack, heavy clothing, day pack, is gonna fit through there. Probably not a bad stand, just think there are many other better ones. Anxious to hear how hard it is to set up.
From: Charlie in TX
From: jmiller I think it would be very noisy.
From: Mule wish I had about 5 of them...Safety first. this looked great at the show///////
From: dustyvarmint
From: Walking Crow
From: Bowhunt looks like you could get stuck in the platform (trap door)
From: Big Buck Looks good but I would hate to pay $300 just to have it stolen on public land.
From: Bob from MontCo Dangerous. You never want a platform to open. Plus it looks like the bombay doors on a B-52.
From: snakeeater Imagine trying to get a 250 pound bowhunter in winter clothing up through that opening. Not to mention you have to then set the platform pieces back down so that you can step on them, and where do you stand while you are doing that. It looks like an idea that someone worked hard to make it work.
From: gasuman
From: Ron Rockwell
From: Iowapete Actually wondered why it wasn't available before. Seems like a critical time of getting into the stand by swinging out around and onto it would go away. Many mentioned potential noise. If that is a factor, I'll bet the manuf. worked hard to limit or eliminate it. I'd give it a try.
From: Ones
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From: MysticalWhim Good Idea
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From: wsumner
From: FLHogWacker I like....But I dont like the price. I'd rather buy a summit bullet.
From: Harry T. I use a bullet but this looks safe to me
From: MattE
From: Mr. Bowhunter in KY
From: ken looks unsafe what do you stand on before you get the platform down
From: DMC I like it alot.Noise: What stand isn't noisey when you are climbing in and out of it? Other than that, gravity supplies the noise suppression you need. Add a couple weather strips around the opening of those doors and it's very quiet. Would make raising or lowering gear easier.
From: Bogenschütze Okay, I'll give it a thumbs-up, but only because I'm willing to take a closer look before rejecting it. I sure can't say the same about the previous crapola...
From: Medic
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From: TIMBERWOLF
From: Wiggy Great idea, nobody would ever steel that contraption.
From: Doug Fir I think having the hole there makes this stand to unsafe. even if it is only for a few moments.
From: PuffDaddy My luck ,, I would put it on upsidedown..
From: Skyking How heavy is this thing. It looks like a pain to set up.
From: Rush Well what the inventor is trying to create is a great idea. However, the noise factor is a definate unattractive and unavoidable factor. The other problem is that we all would have to weigh 50lbs to ge to the seat. I am by no means a heavy weight but nearly no clearance in what looks to be a 20 inch wide stand to slide through it.
From: Loggy
From: Richard Let’s see, I could see someone finding me hanging by my head… Good idea though I am too fat to use it.
From: Junior
From: Tree ghost I like the stand but the price is high for a stand that someone will steal at thier first given chance.
From: bowhntr I like the idea. Would have to try it out first.
From: Bullz-i I'LL STICK WITH MY TREE LOUNGE. SELF CLIMBERS CAN BE POSITIONED RIGHT WHERE YOU WANT EM OR NEED EM. AND CHANGE POSIT5IONS FOR MORNING TO EVENING HUNT
From: wackmasterj
From: Abbynormal no comment
From: luv2bowhunt With my luck when it was time to come down the doors would be stuck and wouldnt open with my climbing stick directly below it and no way of getting out of the stand