Are there any comfortable seats for your deer stand???

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  1. CarolinaMan

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    Last year I used a foam pad that was made for a tree stand and I put it under the thin cushion seat that came with the tree stand and it wasn't cutting it at all! What do you use to sit comfortably while hunting??
     
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    I use the Millenium 100 treestand which has a comfortable seat to begin with. Millenium also sells a cushion that is called a "cool seat", I believe, that is meant to keep cold air from your butt, but also adds cushioning comfort.
     
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    What he said. I have the M100 and several other millennium stands so comfort is NEVER an issue. And yes, the "Cool Seat" is designed for cold weather because the mesh seat will allow wind to come through. It works really well.
     
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    Ol man tree stands is also another one with a comfy seat. There's is a net seat. Works well for me and I'm a big guy.
     
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    My Summit Open shot has a great padded seat, very comfy!
     
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    I have a Muddy hunter stand I love. I also have 7 other cheap hang on stands I use, and put the muddy seat on. works great.
     
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    Ill check em out online thanks guys
     
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    I suggest Hunt Comfort


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    ThermaSeat is what I use. They make 3 thicknesses. They are comfy. I can cut them down to fit any stand I use. And I never had an animal chew it up.
     
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    Most of our stands we try to get with a sling padded seat now. Arm rests are a must too. We also have one Millennium stand that has got to be one of the most comfortable out there.
     

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