ALPS OutdoorZ Stealth Hunter Blind Chair

Listen to the video to hear what silence sounds like. As a product, it started out great. I had only used it a couple times, and now it sits in a semi-permanent Now it makes such a loud noise when I lean forward and transition If this were a Popup blind, it would not make sense. Although I double checked to make sure all screws were tight, it still squeaks for some reason. It wouldn't be recommended. I can be heard clearly in my video, so make sure you turn up your speakers.

Abner Wallace

| Jul 14, 2020

After already purchasing a Hawk 360 Spin chair, I decided to purchase this one, too. There seems to be a lot of care put into making the chair. This makes it relatively heavy, but it is of high quality. Since I won't be carrying it far, it would be nice if we were able to make it There is a lack of space or a lack of size, which is my main complaint. It is more rounded and wider in my photos than the Hawk you are used to seeing. My height is 5'10" and my weight is 200 lbs, and I don't think being any bigger would be comfortable for me. It can be quite tricky to get the clamps to let go of the frame with the adjustable legs and arm rests. As for the arm rest supports, I don't like their design either. The thighs get cut into if you try to sit with your legs spread out too wide (see side view picture). But I'm a fan of the adjustable leg length and seat height design. It doesn't creek as much as the Hawk brand chair, but once the arm rests are tapped, it sounds like someone is shaking them. When you contact the arm rests with metallic or hard items on your coat, like buttons, zippers, etc. , a tingling sound is produced. As well, where the arm rests bolt to the outer supports, the holes are oversized so that the arm rests can rattle and tink in that location as well. This is very annoying and not good when you're trying to be quiet in a deer blind. On my next visit out to the blind, I plan to wrap the arm rests with pipe insulation and secure them tightly with electrical tape, as this should dampen and dampen.

Chana Washington

| Sep 14, 2020

My first day in the chair went well, but I've only sat in it once so far. I bought this chair because of the adjustable legs, and I'm very satisfied with it. Just a few seconds later, I leveled the chair on a side hill. This chair swivels quietly and is smooth when it moves. As well as feeling durable, it also feels very sturdy under your feet. The chair can support more than my 160 pounds, and I think it can go a lot further. Because it isn't the lightest chair to set up and take down, if you are not able to leave it in the blind, make sure to either rig a way to attach it to a backpack or drive close to it. far, I am very pleased with my purchase and would recommend this chair to anyone looking for an enjoyable day's rest. In the long term, here is what has happened Since I've had the chair for over a year now, it hasn't squeaked when I swiveled it. There is a small amount of noise that is made when standing up due to the material used in the seat. My blind has been kept in the field for the entire season, and it has spent the majority of the time in the field as well. Happy with it to this day!

Update on a very long term basis The chair has been in my possession for almost four years now, and it is still in great condition overall. Although it lacks a lot of detail, the building itself is in good condition. Only two issues have come up in my use of it. One of the legs won't adjust any more, but I rotate it to where I don't have to. A second problem is that when you rise and fall in the seat, the fabric squeaks. As I often sit at the back of my blind and I have very few windows open, I can see every corner from where I am sitting (that's kinda the point of having my blind), so every now and then I like to get up and stretch my legs. The chair is now squeaking quite a bit, so if you intend use this chair for deer hunting, you might want something without a plastic type material for the seat. My guess is that a canvas fabric would be superior, but it may not last as long. If it weren't for the squeaking, this would be in my blind almost the whole time. Going to try out my 550 cord weaving skills soon. In summary, I think most people will be quite happy with this chair, but as with every product in the hunting world, it appears that everything has to be tweaked.

Raegan Herrera

| Jun 04, 2021

I went back and forth trying to decide whether it should be rated a five star product or a four star product. I decided it deserves a five star rating Besides being extremely sturdy, the swivel is smooth and silent, the seating position is also very comfortable, and the fabric is also extremely resilient. A pair of strong Velcro straps attaches the base to the chair, allowing it to easily be detached and locked into place. Additionally, it comes with a removable shoulder strap so you can carry it. I think all of these characteristics make the product a great one. Where room for improvement is in my intended use for the product. The purpose of this is to seat participants at a pop-up event A bow and blind is the first thing on my wishlist, so I'll start there. If the chair could be adjusted just a couple of inches lower than its current height, it would be helpful. Moreover, I carry the chair into and out of the field in order to prevent it from being damaged by the elements. This means I set up the chair and tear it down every time I go out It's not a major undertaking, but the base secures to the seat with four threaded bolts with knobs on the ends. In addition, tension pins that are cam-style or have larger more aggressive thread patterns may help to speed up the process. Neither of these are defected aspects of the actual product, but rather are very minor details that correspond to my personal preferences and do not actually impair its quality.

Ana Frost

| Nov 26, 2020

the chair in order to use it while hunting deer. It takes me 5 feet, 7 inches to reach 70 years of age. At the minimum setting, the seat is 19 inches high for a person who is 9" tall, 29" inseam and has back and leg issues. It should be enough for my feet to rest on the floor using a 2" pad. Despite being a cheap chair, the quality is excellent, as is the ease of adjustment. If needed, it could be packed inside a large backpack. My elevated enclosed blind is easily reached by ATV, so all my equipment is transported on the vehicle. Those in their 60s, 70s, and 80s prefer comfort. So expect hunting buddies to "borrow" your style.

Jayson Parsons

| Aug 13, 2020