For fixed stands check out the API treestands, very light and strong built, and very comfortable

What are you talking about white-raven?

I used to used a Loggy Bayou till someone stole it, (never let your stands on public land, even for a day) now I have a Ol' Man Lite. Works great but I' m sure it' s not the lightest out there.

Frank beat me to it,but if you want Real Light,check out Timber Tall Treestand' s.

the one your buddy carrys in and out for you. i' m looking for the same kind of stand because my buddy won' t carry mine

Timber Tall makes the lightest climbing stand, but it is very pricey

I have a Lone Wolf Alpha Hang-on. With the hook system you can make a bunch of setups and carry your stand in and in no time your hunting, even in crooked trees.

My stand weighs 10#, but the platform has more sq. inchs than my 13 or 14# API magnum hang-on

A little about the TimberTall stands. They are light, and, expensive, but, I have read reviews on them and, they didnt do too good. They are supposidly very hard to set-up, and, nearly impossible in the dark. I read that you have screws or something that you have to mess with to set it up, and, in the dark, it is easy to drop and loose them.

If you are looking for a good all around stand, check out the Summit Bushmaster. Not the lightest by any means, but, the best all around quality, while still not being very heavy.

I HAVE A GORILLA SILVERBACK MAGNUM AND I LOVE IT!! LIGHT, STRONG, AND A COMFORTABLE SEAT THAT IT BIGGER THAN MOST STANDS.

I have 2 old Loggy Bayou Cheap Seats. They are the hang-on type of stand. They can' t weigh more than 6 pounds. Can' t help you in the climber dept.