Millennium Treestands G100 Shooting Chair

Awesome Chair!!! I can't wait to use this week for Turkey hunting and long sits. It appears to have good lumbar support and is comfortable. I don't mind spending the money on quality hunting equipment and this is quality.Update: I've used this chair five times and shot several turkeys while sitting in the chair. I have a very bad back and have been forced to go to physical therapy after a few hours of sitting in the regular blind chairs. I sat 11 hours in this chair a few days ago while my young son sat in my old chair. I could not believe how much support it gave my back. Yes, I agree to may not have an exclusive lumbar support as some reviews have said but trust me it offers full back support which allows you to sit up without slouching and protects your back. My back feels great after sitting many hours and this has not been in the case in the last 15 years. My son did have a very sore back after sitting in my old chair. I also added an additional carry strap that I had from one of my deer stand and so I can carry it on by back but over my bad lands back pack. It's light and quiet and makes no noise. Excellent product and worth every penny I spent on it as I was able to hunt many hours sitting for several days in a row with no stiff lower back. I wish this chair was available many years ago.

Very sturdy. No assembly required. Let’s come in a pouch and repack into the pouch for easy carry. Heavy duty. QUIET!! Height and each leg has a wide range of adjustment for both overall height and for uneven ground.Not the least expensive option but I am super glad I spent the money on it.Note - as indicated in details, shooting yoke pictured, is an optional add on and not included.

Owned this chair for 6 years, best chair i’ve ever owned, light, easy to carry, super comfortable…

This is used in a ground blind. Works great

First, there seems to be some confusion on the part of some buyers. To complete the chair as pictured with the MonoPod and Pad arm, you must purchase all 3 as separate items. My no BS review is on the complete setup as pictured. My application - Fixed position ground and elevated blinds.Pros: The Chair1).The Chair is very light and well-constructed.2).The legs are sturdy and easily install by inserting the center post of leg assembly into the base of the chair, but it does require a good deal of force to remove from the base. This is not a bad thing, but it does bear mentioning for those with back problems.3).The chair will not “free-spin”, meaning it requires slight force to swivel. My concern prior to purchasing the chair was that it may spin easily like an office chair which would have made it potentially dangerous considering its intended purpose.Cons:1). Contrary to the description, the chair does not have a lumbar support in the true sense of the term and your back will tire if you need real support. If you have chronic back problems then I would highly suggest purchasing a $20 AirComfy Travel Pillow which is available here on Amazon. It’s compact and self inflates. It works great as a lumbar support and it has a strap to keep it in place. As a matter of fact, I would recommend the Aircomfy whether you have back problems or not. If you’re going to pay the crazy high price for this chair then another $20 isn’t going to break the bank.Pros/Cons: The chair Shooting Mount1). It’s a nice feature, but has its shortcomings. It’s ambidextrous which is good, but it’s offset from the side of the chair. This requires 1 of 2 things of the shooter. You will either have to lean over to your side by 15 degrees or sit at a slight angle in your chair for proper sight alignment. This is not bad, but it will require some acclimation if you’re used to shooting from a traditional tri or bipod sitting between your legs.2). The Shooting Mount hardware is subpar in my opinion. The two hidden stainless screws in the base swivel mount were loose on my mount which was only made apparent after it was mounted to the chair. This required me to remove the mount and use medium strength Loctite to hold the screws securely in place. One would think that great care, attention and quality control would have been observed in the assembly of a product designed designed to park one of your fine rifles on...never mind the potential danger. Mine wobbled like a drunk sailor before I tightened the screws. Do yourself a favor and disassemble this part and Loctite the screws before mounting it to the chair. I can easily see how these screws could work themselves loose after a few sets.3). The Primos Pods are great, but when used in concert with the Shooting Mount and Chair it can make for a less stable (steady) platform compared to a ground based bi or tripod setup. This can be issue when shooting coyotes, smaller pigs, etc. beyond 150 yards, especially when shooting with night vision scopes and I consider myself a better than average shooter. The slightest movement of the chair can cause you to throw the shot so sit still and closely observe the basics; keep both eyes open control your breathing before squeezing off your shots.4). Depending on the boom stick you're shooting, quick follow up shots can be virtually impossible beyond 100 yards. A heavy AR15 or something similar isn't too bad, but you're probably not going to rock 2 running game kills with anything in a larger caliber. This is something to take into consideration – Unlike sitting in a stable chair while using a Primos Bi or Tripod, everything moves with the recoil of the rifle including you, the chair and the pod/ point of aim. I knew this would probably be the case before making the purchase so it was no surprise, but again, it’s something you should consider especially when shooting longer distances or when hunting smaller game. Prairie dogs at 200+ yards? This is probably not the setup for you.Last and perhaps most important, if you value your marriage then don’t tell your wife what you paid for a chair that will be, in her view, nothing more than a glorified lawn chair. Now, let’s go kill some pigs.

Great chair. Super light. I added shoulder straps for ease of carrying and the optional gun rest. Great for my crossbow in archery season.

I can't say enough good about this chair. I use it in my hub blind for crossbow hunting. It's amazingly comfortable and versatile. The ground where I hunt here in north Georgia is very hilly and uneven. The adjustable legs makes it easy to adapt to whatever kind of ground I'm on and remain stable. The ability to swivel is worth it's weight in gold in a ground blind. It's relatively light with a great strap, so it's easy to carry. Yes, it's a bit pricey, but worth every penny to me.

These chairs are at the top of the game when it comes to adjustability and comfort!