Loc-On loc on Stands

[frankwright]

I have two lem's that I use. I like them for their lightweight and ease of putting up but you don't take a nap in them.

I call them "Postage Stamp" stands as they are small.
I can do about three hours and then I need to get down.

[Hoyt]

Back in the early 60's the first store bought, non homemade...I guess, (if you could call it that, don't know where he made them) treestand I ever saw was one Dan Quillian made. Now that was a small loc-on. A little pc of aluminum with a length of chain and turned down edges and just big enough for your feet, it they weren't real big. No seat.

[landman]

I have a pair of Limits and I've used them for years.   I like them on straight trees because they fit better on a straight trunk than on a slanted or curved section.    I hang mine and then, while strapped to the tree, I lower the platform and jump on it hard a couple of times to set it.   Then I lock it on with a chain and padlock.

The only thing I dislike about LocOn stands is the fold down seat with the thin canvas trampoline.   Makes my butt hurt after an hour or so.   I'd like LocOn to make the seat a little larger and in a different configuration.