First Look: ThermaSeat Two Man Tree Stand Seat

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posted on September 29, 2020
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ThermaSeat has unveiled a Two Man Tree Stand seat with an ultra-plush construction, designed for comfort in any ladder or lock-on stand. Coming in .75-inch, 1.5-inch and 3-inch thicknesses, the Two Man Tree Stand seat weighs up to five pounds. The .75- and 1.5-inch models are made from ThermaSeat Softek foam, while the 3-inch is constructed from Triple Layer ThermaSeat Infusion Foam. This last option includes a thermal barrier of Softek closed-cell foam for maximum heat retention, a comfort barrier of premium, furniture-grade urethane Comfotek foam for comfort, and an earth barrier of rigid, closed-cell foam that protects your backside from the cold, wet ground. 

Each seat has 2X48-inch quick-release straps to secure to the seat, and is covered with waterproof, polyurethane-coated SilentTouch Realtree or Mossy Oak fabric. This adds another layer of freeze-proof protection that won’t get hard in sub-zero temperatures. For more information, please visit thermaseat.comMSRP: $17.99-$63.99

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