Trophy Treestands Explorer TF711 Hang-On Treestand

Trophy Treestands Explorer TF711 Hang-On Treestand

Features

• Roomy 24" W x 30" D steel platform that gives your boots real estate to shift, pivot, and draw without the dreaded squeak
• Flip-up padded seat (20" W x 16" D) lets you stand for the shot without fighting your gear
• Padded, adjustable shooting rail doubles as a rock-solid rifle rest and a gun hugger for those long November sits
• Padded armrests because numb elbows have ruined more hunts than the weatherman
• All-steel construction built to shrug off seasons of weather, sweat, and abuse
• 300 lb weight capacity handles you, your layers, your pack, and that big thermos of coffee
• Lightweight 21 lb frame packs in without breaking your back on the hike
• Compact profile tucks tight to the trunk and stays hidden in the timber

Specifications

• Model: TF711
• Construction: Steel
• Platform Size: 24" W x 30" D
• Seat Size: 20" W x 16" D (flip-up, padded)
• Shooting Rail: Padded and adjustable
• Armrests: Padded
• Gross Weight: 21 lbs
• Weight Capacity: 300 lbs
• MSRP: $129.99

Description

If your idea of a good morning is being 20 feet up before the woods wake up, the Trophy Treestands Explorer TF711 is built for you. This is a no-nonsense steel hang-on that gives you a real platform to work from, not a glorified shoebox you have to balance on like a flamingo. The 24-inch wide by 30-inch deep platform is wide enough for confident foot placement, and the flip-up padded seat measuring 20" W x 16" D gets out of your way the second a buck steps into the lane.

What sets the Explorer apart from the bargain-bin stands is the attention to the spots that actually matter on a long sit. The padded, adjustable shooting rail can be set to fit your shooting style, whether you're slinging arrows or steadying a rifle for that 200-yard crossing. Padded armrests round out the package so you're not white-knuckling cold steel while you wait for prime time.

At only 21 pounds, the Explorer hauls in easy on your back, but it carries a 300-pound rated capacity once it's hung. That means you, your layered clothing, a loaded pack, optics, and your bow or rifle all fit inside the working load. Steel construction means it's going to be hanging in your favorite white oak long after the cheap stands have rusted into yard art.

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Why Hunters Love It

Hunters keep coming back to the Explorer because it nails the balance of comfort, weight, and price. It's the kind of stand you can buy three of, hang them across your property in September, and trust them all season without second-guessing a creak. The flip-up seat and padded rail make all-day November sits actually doable, and that's where tags get filled.

It's also a great choice for hunters who like to stay mobile and run-and-gun. At 21 pounds, you can pack the Explorer back to a fresh setup when the sign tells you the rut moved 200 yards overnight. Set it, climb in, and get to hunting.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much weight can the Explorer TF711 hold?
The Explorer is rated for a 300 lb weight capacity, which covers the hunter plus gear, pack, and weapon for the average setup.

How big is the platform on the Explorer hang-on?
The steel platform measures 24" wide by 30" deep, giving you plenty of room to stand, turn for off-side shots, and stow your pack at your feet.

Does the Explorer come with a safety harness, ratchet straps, or climbing sticks?
The Explorer ships as the stand itself. Always hunt with a full body harness and a lifeline, and pair it with climbing sticks or steps rated for your weight to get safely into the tree.

Can I use the Explorer for both bowhunting and rifle hunting?
Yes. The shooting rail is padded and adjustable, so you can lower or move it for bow clearance and set it as a steady rest for rifle or muzzleloader.

How heavy is the Explorer to pack in?
The whole stand weighs 21 lbs, which is light enough for a one-trip hang on most setups without beating you up on the walk in.

Is the seat removable or does it stay in place?
The padded seat measures 20" W x 16" D and flips up out of the way when you stand, so you get full use of the platform without taking the seat off.

What kind of trees does the Explorer work best on?
It's designed for straight to slightly leaning trees with a trunk diameter that fits the included tree bracket and ratchet system. Always level the platform before climbing in.