Does the thought of hanging your treestand bring a bead of sweat to your brow? Have you ever been 20 feet up in a tree, struggling with the strap or chain on you 17lb stand, thinking there's got to be an easier way?

THERE IS!!!!

Introducing the First and Only Universal Mounting System For lock/hang-on style treestands.
The "Hang-On Buddy" www.hangonbuddy.com

First, our system adapts to your EXISTING TREESTAND......you don't need to buy a new stand. Our hooks mount to a wide variety of stands on the market, no permanent alterations to the stand are necessary.
Now, instead of hanging your stand, you hang our mounting base in your favorite tree. Our base weighs 24 ounces, that's 1.5 pounds for those who don't do ounces. Anyhow, It's light and easy to handle.

Once the base is secure, haul your stand up and lower it onto the base. It's that easy.

Lastly, insert the supplied locking pin for the ultimate in safety and security. This pin prevents the stand from being knocked off the base by a muddy or snow covered boot..... we're the only one to provide such safety feature.

Check out our site at www.hangonbuddy.com

This is not another gimmick, we are serious about your safety. In addition we feel the pinch in the economy just like yourself. Several bases will give you the flexibility to hunt multiple locations while saving you the cost of owning multiple treestands.

We're new to the industry, so I realize there is little "feedback" on the product yet. To combat this we are offering a 30 money back guarantee on the product. So give our system a try, once you hang on up, you'll be hooked.

Thanks
The Staff @ Predator Innovations

dango engineers lol..looks good on paper but where is the video of a 12 year old doin this? or even a 30 year old i don care

so each base is a step?

Isnt there some kinda of rule against posting advertisements in the forums? Theres a place for advertising on the site-and this isnt it!!

This gets tiring to see this sort of advertising and
There are businesses as well that could benefit by posting links and doing SPAM advertising too, but there are rules here that say there is no advertising unless you're a paid sponsor.

Thing is, I NEVER saw anyone get in trouble yet, so maybe that is a lax recommendation instead of a rule?

Want to advertise? Ante up.

iSnipe

Check # 7 on the rules link!

In answer to the question,working aloft doesn't bother me a bit(retired telephone man).Still looks like spam to me.