A light mesh-vest safety harness for tree stand hunters. People pick it because it is comfortable enough to actually wear every sit.
Specs
- Weight: 3.0 lb (maker figure)
- Mesh upper body for a snug, cool fit
- 1.25 in upper-body webbing, shock-absorbing tether and waist buckle
- Patented design without dangling straps or weave-through buckles
- Pattern: Mossy Oak Bottomland
- Sizes: S/M (100-175 lb), L/XL (175-250 lb), 2X/3X (250-300 lb)
- Includes harness and adjustable tree strap
- Maker price: $134.99-$144.99 (Oct 2026)
What reviewers say
Reviews have been positive for years, though most are older. A Bowhunter tester found it comfortable even in 100-degree Texas heat. OutdoorHub liked that you can set the straps once, then buckle in and step out fast. Shooting Time praised the build quality and buckles. HSS has since redesigned the line to be lighter, so newer units differ a little from the older reviews.
Good
- Light and cool for early season
- Easy to put on and take off
- Shock-absorbing tether
- Sizes up to 300 lb
Not so good
- Most published reviews are older
- Mesh vest is less warm than a full vest in cold weather
- Some sizes may be backordered
Who it's for
Any tree stand or ladder stand hunter, especially early-season bowhunters. Every stand hunter should wear a harness; this one is a comfortable choice.
Sources
Last checked 2026-10-19. Specs from the maker; review notes summarized in our own words.