XOP-XTREME OUTDOOR PRODUCTS Tree Stand Transport System

Bought for the Summit Goliath. Fit very well. Extremely comfortable! I was worried about the tree stand rubbing into my back, but that didn’t happen when the top and bottom are seated together for transport. I attached my hunting pack with 20 pounds of weight to the back of the stand and put the whole thing on my back. With belly strap hooked in it was well balanced. I could easily lean, bend and jump. I’m 6’2” and weigh 235 (that means I’m not in the best of shape), but I could easily carry this for a while through the woods. This thing has plenty of adjustability. I believe it could potentially fit someone up to 6’5 without a problem.The Summit Viper and Goliath use the same standing platform and it fits GREAT! The Titan platform is just a couple inches larger. There was plenty of strap left to cover the additional size if you had a Titan. I assume it would fit, but can’t say for certain.

There are dozens of different ways to put straps on your tree stand. But none as comfortable and sturdy. The load-lifting straps and the padded hip belt are what makes this system so much better than other setups. The off-the-shelf straps I used before this were narrow, had little padding, dug into my neck, and put all of the weight on my shoulders. This system lets most of the load sit on your hips like a good backpack would and the load-lifters keep the weight vertical, not pulling you backwards making it easier to stay balanced on your feet when sneaking to or from your location. I can carry my Lone Wolf Assault stand, 4 sticks, with my day pack strapped to it with ease. I could also easily shoot a rifle, shotgun, my bow with everything on my back as well.

Works great, comfortable. I have it on a lock on with sticks and my harness/gear. Everything is 30lbs and handles very well.

I'll upload a photo later with this system installed on my Summit Viper. I was able to use it with the original summit seat, but not very well. You either have to run the seat up the back but then the straps don't fit around very well, or you have to leave the seat hanging down below your butt, which also isn't very comfortable. I replaced my summit seat with the Hazemore silent seat and back rest (2 separate items), and now it fits and works perfectly. The net seat just pushes down out of the way and it works great.Now about the system. It can take a little bit to get the straps all set up where they work best but once you do, it's a great system. HOWEVER, I am having two problems that may or may not be able to be resolved. First issue is that the chest strap is way too short. I have it adjusted out as far as it will go, and it will barely reach across my chest to clip in. The second issue is that the shoulder straps are too wide with narrow hard edges. These straps push into my neck and cut off blood supply to my head and give me a headache and make me feel dizzy. This is bad and a no go situation. So it's a combo problem that the chest strap is too short which pulls the too wide shoulder straps in too close and literally push on my jugular veins. So, I need to find a way to either extend the chest straps or swap out different narrower (and more padded) shoulder straps. I think If I could do that, this system would be awesome. However, I can't use these for any notable distance until I do that if I want to remain conscious. I think if I simply lengthen the chest strap though, the shoulder straps will then dig into my shoulders, because the edges of those straps are really hard and narrow and almost blade-like. They are not comfortable shoulder straps. Maybe It's because I'm built like Fred Flintstone, but it just doesn't fit me well as is. Well made system though.

Very easy to attach makes carrying easy