Weighing in at just 18 pounds, the Summit Mini Viper SD is one of Summit Treestand's lightest climbers. Designed for optimized portability and stealth, the Viper SD is a solid choice for rifle or bow hunting and for hunters who demand a highly portable stand. The Mini Viper SD features a comfortable foam-padded seat that can be raised for bow hunting and lowered for hunting with a gun. The solid front bar makes climbing easier and works well as a gun rest. The Mini Viper SD is also highly portable with a frame that nests together and packs on your back. A popular climbing treestand since its introduction in 1998, the original Viper SD has been noted for its unique blending of shape, innovative cable attachment system, ease of use, and portability. The original Viper has been updated with aluminum construction, a more comfortable seat, QuickDraw cable attachment, RapidClimb Stirrups, Bent Cable arms and the most recent innovation, Sound Deadening (SD) technology to minimize noise that may compromise your concealment. Complete, Assembled Treestand includes the following: Aluminum 4-Channel Platform Frame with Dead Metal, Sound Deadening (SD) Technology, Aluminum Seat/Climber Frame, Foam Seat with Backrest, QuickDraw Coated Steel Climbing Cables (2), Four-Point FAS (harness) with safety strap and attached SRS strap, RapidClimb Stirrups, 3-16 inch Zippered Arm Pads, Adjustable Bungee Style Back Pack Straps, Utility Strap, Bungee Style Umbilical Cord, Written Instructions and Safety/Instructional DVD Features: -Proven Reliability: The Mini Viper SD Climbing Treestand comes complete with a 4-point safety harness. RapidClimb Stirrups, and all necessary pads, hardware, ropes and straps. Built to last, the Mini Viper SD Climbing Treestand is covered by Summit's Five Year Limited Warranty -Summit's Dead Metal Sound Deadening SD Technology: Every little bit of noise reduction goes a long way in keeping you concealed. Summit's Dead Metal sound deadening technology works by filling in critical parts of the platform with a custom engineered expanding foam to reduce unintentional noises caused by movement on the platform.