[longbow42]

Thinking of buying one to use in a box blind. What is the weight on that Millennium? Thanks

The one I have is rated to 400 lbs, but only weighs 8 lbs.

 

[EDL]

The one I have is rated to 400 lbs, but only weighs 8 lbs.

What brand is that?

 

[blakeman]

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Thinking of buying one to use in a box blind. What is the weight on that Millennium? Thanks

It says it's 7.9 pounds in every store ad I've seen.

 

[Moon]

I don’t regularly haul mine in and out of the woods. I throw a cedar limb branch over it to hide it until my next hunt. Been doing that for 3 years. It hasn’t gone missing yet.

 

[john f]

I've had two of the G400s and replaced both after using the Hawk Big Denali Luxury Blind Chair. No arm rests was the killer.

The Hawk is not as portable but is a 1.5 size, very comfortable, has arm rests (a big deal for me sitting 4-6 hours), a tall back, it's very sturdy with quiet swiveling. It doesn't fold but can be taken down to 2 pieces and base folded for portability. It's on sale now and cheaper than the G400s at a number of places at $135 to $150 shipped.
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Have you had any issue with that chair? I read some of the reviews on Amazon and they were mixed. I looked at that one earlier today.
I just ordered the millennium G400 quad chair. Some of the critical reviews of the three legged version was around stability in some situations

 

[TX_RDXguy]

Have you had any issue with that chair? I read some of the reviews on Amazon and they were mixed. I looked at that one earlier today.
I just ordered the millennium G400 quad chair. Some of the critical reviews of the three legged version was around stability in some situations

I have 3 and outside the difficulty of putting in the back braces, no issue. I made a simple pipe based expander to help with that after chair #1 and added a set of holes in the legs to fit my height preference but that's it. No stability issues. Coons will eat the arm pads but that not a chair defect.