Not another hunting chair question, arrrrh!!  So here goes.  Anybody have and test out the Quake Industries, All Terrain Seat, Stag Model with the backrest.  I have the bull model and used it quite a lot one season but not so much lately, easy to set up, easy to carry, adjustable legs and 360 movement, but noisy to set up and no backrest.  I went back to a set leg chair with a backrest, quieter.   The Stag cost a bit over $100.  I wonder how the backrest will hold up?  Can a person lean back and put alot of pressure on the backrest?  Just want to know.  I've got alot of the other popular chairs/ stools out there and the cost and weight the huntsmore seems out of reach...

I'll be watching this thread. I was thinking of that chair last week but wanted to hear reviews.

Got the website???

http://quakeinc.com/stag.html

Allan

I thought I'd put this up to the top once and see if anybody has tried one out?

Yes, reviews please.

Anyone taken the plunge on this one? Looks great for ghillie hunting.

TTT
Anyone try this chair?

Anyone find a recognizable place where you can buy one?  Out of stock on the quake site.

Looks like you found a new one. Maybe some of our turkey hunters will put it to the test this spring.

QuoteOriginally posted by Fallguy:
Looks like you found a new one. Maybe some of our turkey hunters will put it to the test this spring.

If I could find a legit looking online dealer I would buy to try this spring.  Here is a video on the chair.

http://gandersmuzzleloadingblog.blogspot.com/2010/03/quake-inc-stag-all-terrain-swivel-seat.html

TTT, Anyone tried one yet?

I had a very similar design looks like everything but the back of the chair.  I can't give it good marks.  Adjusting the legs is noisy and the swivel seat works nice but eventually broke.

TTT one more time.This seat has been out for a while, I'm surprised no one has tried one yet.

About time they put a back on it! Most hunting chairs I've seen sit too low to the ground for me.

I have a Bull model,but I like the looks of this one.It looks to be more stable with 4 legs and the back rest then my 3 leg Bull model.