When you need the flexibility to change locations throughout the season, a lightweight hang-on tree stand gives you the freedom to hunt where deer are moving. Built with lightweight and durable aluminum alloy, this tree stand is easy to transport and designed for hunters who need to upgrade and customize their own mobile hunting system.
Lightweight Hang-on Tree Stand Details
- Lightweight Design for Easy Transport: Carrying less weight makes it easier to reach new hunting locations. This portable hang-on stand makes storage and transportation easier, designed for hunters who value mobility.
- Stable Tree Grip & Reliable Support: Designed for secure attachment, the serrated tree teeth and heavy-duty polyester straps help keep the stand firmly secured to the tree. With a 300 lbs maximum weight capacity, the reinforced construction provides dependable support during elevated hunts.
- Comfort for Long-Hour Hunts: Long sits require a stand that keeps you comfortable. The 4-inch thick memory foam seat cushion provides lasting comfort, while the adjustable platform helps you find a comfortable footing position. Flip up the seat when needed for more standing room.
- Quiet Design for Stealthy Hunts: To ensure a quieter setup and hunting experience, the deer stand features silent nylon washers that help reduce unwanted movement and noise between stand components.
- Tested for Reliable Performance: This hang-on tree stand has been third-party tested to meet all ASTM safety standards to verify structural performance and weight capacity, including ASTM F3249, F2337, F3545, and F2123.
Product Includes：
- One (1) Hang On Treestand
- One (1) Seat Cushion
- Two (2) Cam Buckle Straps
- Two (2) Backpack Straps
- One (1) Fall Arrest Harness
- One (1) Manual
This lock-on tree stand is an excellent value for the price. The overall build quality feels solid, and once it is properly secured to the tree with both straps, it sits quietly and feels stable. Noise is a major concern with hunting equipment, so I appreciate that it does not squeak or make distracting sounds while in use.
The seat is another strong point. It is noticeably comfortable and provides good support for longer sits, which makes a real difference during extended hunts. Setup does take a little attention because there are several components and straps to position correctly, but the result is a secure and comfortable stand.
One small issue I experienced was with the seat coming loose while transporting the stand. I am not sure whether the seat is intended to remain attached when carrying it into the woods, but I added paracord through the seat and tied it off at the back as a backup. This prevents it from falling to the ground or getting lost if it comes loose again. It is a simple modification that adds peace of mind during transport.
Overall, I expect this stand to hold up for many seasons with normal care. I do not leave my hunting equipment outside year-round; I take it down at the end of the season and store it in my garage until fall. For hunters who maintain their gear and want a quiet, comfortable, and reasonably priced lock-on stand, this is a very good option.
The good, this tree stand is fairly lightweight, its not light but significantly lighter than other stands I’ve owned. Its also super convenient if you move locations frequently. Personally I set my stand up in one spot for the season, so I dont really need the added convenience but I am very happy to have that even if it is only twice a season.
The stand is about as easy as any other hang on stand to setup. If feels pretty sturdy. The seat is fairly comfortable, but the overall stand isn’t the most comfortable for long all day sits.
I saddle hunt a lot, but sometimes it’s nice to have a seat to sit down. The Kalkal hang on tree stand was a really good solution to have. The stand was easy assemble in about 15 minutes. Once assembled I weight the stand and it came in at about 12 pounds. That’s less than what was listed so my scale could be off.
The tree stand has a lot of features that I was looking for. To start, the platform provided me with a larger area for standing. Just as important, a flip down seat gave me what I really wanted. The seat padding seems firm at first, but after a few minutes, the pad molds to a comfortable fit. Helps with an all-day hunt. The construction and the welds of the stand are solid and sturdy.
I tested the stand on one of my trees and the setup was just as easy as my saddle platform. The included tree straps secured the stand tightly to the tree. The stand teeth dig into the tree bark really well. The stand is height adjustable to suit most tree sizes.
Included is a tree harness for hunter’s security, but I like using my tether rope. The stand includes backpack straps if you want to pack the stand in only. I always have a backpack, so I was able to strap the stand to the front of my pack. If you want to leave the stand in the tree, I would just remove the padded seat and leave the stand for your next sit.
I can still place the stand on the back side of a tree for cover, but I can sit down now when the legs need a little rest.