XOP Air Raid Evolution Cast Aluminum Hang-On Tree Stand for Hunting | Deluxe Deer Stand, 31x22 Platform | 2025

The XOP Air Raid Evolution is a rugged, ultralight hang-on tree stand designed for steady sits and adaptable positioning in the field. Weighing just 12.6 pounds and rated for up to 350 pounds, this deluxe deer stand blends easy transport with solid support. The platform measures 31 by 22 inches, offering a broad stance, while the seat is 14 by 12 inches with a 21 inch height to accommodate multiple sitting positions. Adjustable seat and platform allow you to level the setup on leaning trees, helping you find a comfortable, stable posture even on irregular trunks.

In real-world hunts, attention to small details can matter. The chamfered tooth profile reduces tree contact during setup, and EVO-TRAC traction helps maintain footing in wet or changing conditions. The finish is a durable, abrasion-resistant powder coat built to withstand rugged field use while resisting wear over time.

Built for stability in the elements

• Ultralight cast aluminum construction supports easy transport and quick setup.
• Weight: 12.6 Lbs; weight rating: 350 Lbs; platform: 31 by 22 inches; seat: 14 by 12 inches; seat height: 21 inches.
• Chamfered tooth profile minimizes tree impact during install.
• EVO-TRAC traction delivers confidence on wet or uneven surfaces.
• Powder-coated finish resists abrasion in rugged environments.
• Adjustable seat and platform enable leveling on leaning trees.
• Large platform size accommodates comfortable movement and shooting when perched in the stand.

Comfort and versatility for hunters

• The roomy platform provides space for shifts between position and shot.
• Portable enough to move between stands or trips, reducing the need for heavy gear.
• Designed for a natural stance with a broad base and stable seating in diverse canopy setups.

While the XOP Air Raid Evolution is built to support demanding hunts, always install and use equipment according to safety guidelines. The features highlighted here point to possibilities for steadier sits and smoother transitions in various treestand setups, without making guarantees about results.