Big Game Treestands Warrior DXT 1-Man 17' Ladderstand

Big Game Treestands Warrior DXT 1-Man 17' Ladderstand Features 17 feet of elevation to the shooting rail, high enough to stay above a buck's line of sight without turning the climb into a cardio session Flex-Tek seat and backrest that actually feels good after four hours of waiting on that shooter to step out Flip-up padded shooting rail doubles as a steady rest and a place to lean when the sit gets long Flip-back footrest lets you stretch out or tuck it away when it's time to stand and draw All-steel construction built to shrug off years of freeze, thaw, sun, and rain Adjustable support bar hugs the tree tight so you don't get that creaky sway that spooks deer Three single-rail ladder sections make setup a one truck-trip job with a buddy Includes a 4-point full-body safety harness so you're covered from the first climb One 1" ratchet strap and two 1" stabilizer straps for a rock-solid, no-wobble install 300 lb. weight rating leaves plenty of room for you, your bow, pack, and a thermos of coffee Lightweight 43 lb. frame makes packing it back to the truck at season's end doable solo Specifications SKU: BGM-LS3811 Construction: Steel Height to Shooting Rail: 17' Foot Platform: 18" Wide x 15" Deep Seat: 17" Wide x 14" Deep Seat Height: 21" Backrest: 17" Wide x 14" Tall Ladder Sections: 3 Single Rail Sections Support Bar: Adjustable Fasteners: One 1" Ratchet Strap, Two 1" Stabilizer Straps Safety Harness: One 4-pt. Full-Body Harness Minimum Tree Size: 9" Diameter Stand Weight: 43 lbs. Weight Rating: 300 lbs. Description If you've ever tried to sit tight in a stand that squeaks every time you shift your weight, you already know why the Warrior DXT exists. This is Big Game's no-nonsense 17-foot single-person ladder stand, and it's built for the guy who wants to hang it once, hunt it hard, and forget it's even there. At 43 pounds of solid steel with a 300 lb. weight rating, it's light enough to pack in but stout enough to trust when a big deer finally shows up at last light. The 18" x 15" foot platform gives you real room to shift, pivot, and take a shot without playing balance beam, and the 17" x 14" Flex-Tek seat paired with a matching backrest keeps the blood flowing on those long November sits. Flip the padded shooting rail up for a rock-steady rifle rest, or flip it out of the way when you're drawing a bow. The flip-back footrest is one of those little touches you don't appreciate until hour three, when you can finally stretch your legs without a peg leg cramp. Setup is straightforward with three single-rail sections, an adjustable support bar that hugs trees 9" in diameter or larger, one 1" ratchet strap, and two 1" stabilizer straps. That combo pulls the stand tight to the tree and kills the sway that gives so many cheap stands away. Big Game also includes a 4-point full-body safety harness right in the box, because getting home to hunt again tomorrow is the whole point. Check Out The Full Lineup Of Big Game Treestands Gear Big Game Treestands Hunting Gear Why Hunters Love It Ask around any deer camp and you'll hear the same thing about Big Game ladder stands: they just work. The Warrior DXT hits that sweet spot between comfortable, affordable, and stone-cold reliable. Guys running multiple properties love that they can hang one on a fresh scrape line without dropping a fortune, and bowhunters appreciate the platform size and stable feel when it's time to stand up slow and draw on a mature buck. It's also a fantastic first stand for a new hunter or a young hunter in the family. The included harness, the padded shooting rail, and the 17-foot height give parents peace of mind while still putting kids into legit deer-killing elevation. That's the kind of stand that gets memories made on it. Frequently Asked Questions How tall is the Warrior DXT ladder stand? The Warrior DXT stands 17 feet tall measured to the shooting rail, with a 21" seat height. That puts you well above ground-level scent and sight lines for most whitetail setups. What is the weight capacity of the Warrior DXT? It's rated for 300 lbs. total, which comfortably covers the hunter plus a bow, pack, harness, and gear. The stand itself weighs just 43 lbs., making transport and setup easier on your back. What size tree do I need for the Warrior DXT? Big Game recommends a straight tree with a minimum diameter of 9 inches. Look for a solid, healthy trunk without heavy lean so the ratchet strap and stabilizer straps can pull the stand tight and true. Does the Warrior DXT come with a safety harness? Yes, every Warrior DXT ships with a 4-point full-body safety harness in the box. It's designed to be worn any time your feet leave the ground, from the first rung all the way through the sit. Is this stand better for bowhunting or rifle hunting? Both, honestly. The flip-up padded shooting rail gives rifle and crossbow hunters a rock-solid rest, and it flips completely out of the way for vertical bow shooters who need clearance to draw. Can one person set this stand up alone? It can be done solo with the right technique, but Big Game strongly recommends two people for safe installation. Two sets of hands make walking the ladder up to the tree far safer and much less of a headache. How do I keep the stand from squeaking after a season outside? Hit the bolts and pivot points with a dry lubricant or silicone spray before the season and again mid-year. Also re-tighten the ratchet strap after the first few sits, since new straps tend to stretch and settle.