Summit Treestands Side Storage Bag, Mossy Oak Camo

Great bags for all the necessities I carry with my Summit stand (pull-up rope, plastic bag for seat rain cover, extra trail markers, and small LED light). I attach on the left side since I'm right handed. Just wish I could have ordered side specific rather than the left & right set. I have 2 climbers and use one on each so the least used climber gets the right handed one reversed on the left. These replaced an original set of Summit bags I have used for 10 years and are showing their wear. The new set has several pockets and a water bottle holder which separates things nicely. Definitely worth the money for me.

These are excellent saddle bags for your treestand. They're large, multiple pockets, drink holders fit a large bottle each. They secure easily. Between these two and the front bag, i could carry everything to hunt including recovery gear and not have to drag a day pack or backpack. The zippers are fairly quiet too. I placed recovery gear in the front bag, left side bag had food, right side electronic gear, range finder, battery charger, radio, and the little side pockets had scent lures and calls in plastic baggies. The front bag also contains my first aid kit and paper products.

These are great! I hunt every weekend and needed a way to hold extra "stuff" that I could access quickly and quietly. I liked them so much I bought a set for my father. Great product - super quiet zippers - easy to put on - holds lots of stuff. If you are looking for something to add to your climber - look no furthermore this is it!

These are fantastic. Great material and they fit great on my Viper. Very quiet and has a bottle holder on each one. I think they are large enough to not have to take my backback. One less thing to have to carry out to the field.

So I did a lot of research before I got this. I ran into the same problem over and over The bags flop around and it has no bottom support straps so I did just like everyone else did and installed some round grommets I used zip ties instead of 550 or rope. So with that being said lets move on. Nice size bags I mean I can stick everything I need into and then sum, so if you are sick of having to carry a backpack I would suggest this and just plan on customizing them. I saw a lot of talk about them not being water proof, but to tell you the truth I think they are the insides have a thin what feels to be rubber lining so it will at least help to repel water. I never trust any pack when it comes to "water proof" so I always have zip lock bags with and what gear I have is either truly water proof or I just don't care if it gets wet. You have a few different pockets and storage sports with chose from so again you have the room you need. I don't like to carry a lot of things with me when in the woods anyhow. The bags have some water bottle holders on it, but you can not put a bigger bottle in them so keep this in mind. I have found that the medium smart water bottles work the best. This what I carry into the woods with me. two water medium bottles 1.5L one rattle bag two grunt tubes one headlamp 3 AAA batteries hunting tags and zip ties along with shooting times chart. one folding saw and hand hand pruners 6 -7 small zip lock bags 2 large zip lock bags face paint 12-ounce Evolve 3D+ field spray bottle of doe pee 3 scent bomb wick bottles 550 cord bow hoist Rang finder Bushnell PowerView® 8 x 21 Roof Prism Binocular So over all for the money you spend on them I would say its worth it and would them if you are sick of carrying a backpack.

These are quality bags. Great of keeping tools I use for my Summit climber; such as tree saw, harness tether to trees, bow hook. extra pair of gloves...etc...this allows me to lighten my GamePlan gear Leach backpack, by keeping just daily essentials within it. Very happy I bought them. You get 2 bags; one for each side of your treestand. I am leaving them attached to the stand at all times, being I use a climber.

These side storage bags are roomy, made of nice material ( big improvement from the older versions) nice zipper and fit snug to the stand so they dont swing and clank around during transport. Nice job Summit.

note: im a gear junky, so my three in many minds would be a 4 or 5. note: i've used this for one season of hunting = 30+ outings (dont ask me how many 8 pointers i've missed). Pros: Easy setup, good capacity, real tree design, quality of the lining is good and durable (i think its somewhat water resistant.) Cons: Mounting apparatus does not keep bags suspended, they'd need to add a bottom support for the bags to lay flat, which when you have stuff in there, can make it annoying to fish around for things. Zippers and threading could use work to say the least, the zippers and the zipper pulley are both cheap. Not sure if it is actually sent sealant (it could be but I dont think it is). Threading is really cheap, when I unpacked it, I saw some of the parts already coming loose - which is an obvious indicator NOT to store heavy items in there or loading full of things as it could pull the threading out.

Good size but it would be nice if the sides and bottom were hard. If you put a lot if stuff in them it is just like having a shopping bag and everything is at the bottom mixed up. The picture is deceiving. They must of have it stuffed with paper to make it look like if has some form.