First Look: Element Ultra Treestand

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posted on August 30, 2022
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Element Ultra

Elevate Stand Company, makers of 100-percent American-made treestands and accessories, has announced the release of its Element Ultra Treestand. At just 6.25 pounds of 6061-T6 aluminum, the Element Ultra will get you right into their bedroom no matter how far that might be from the road. A secure, rigid set can be achieved with ratchet or cam-buckle installation, depending on preference. An adjustable base and seat can be altered to remain flat, allowing the stand to be mounted into almost any tree.

Another advantage is Elevate’s Ascend Climbing Sticks easily attach to the stand, while still leaving room for your backpack and the ability to enjoy a comfortable hike. 

Its color permits the Ultra to disappear into a wide range of foliage and surroundings. This combined with its quiet nature makes the treestand perfect for bowhunters who prefer public land, or any type of stealthy hang and hunt situation. For more information, visit elevatestand.co. MSRP: $419

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