June 01, 2020
(Press release) Staying alert on the stand is key to effective hunting, and the 20' Big Denali ladder stand from HAWK delivers the comfort and space needed to maintain focus during those long hours in the field.
Built with oval tubing to maximize strength and offer a more ergonomic grip for climbing, the 20' Big Denali utilizes bolted joints with Teflon washers and a one-piece platform design for silent operation. The platform and seat dimensions offer "1.5-man" width, providing ample room not only for sitting comfort, but also for greater maneuverability for rear-angle shooting and observation while wearing heavy winter clothing.
Further promoting all-day comfort is the XL MeshComfort zero-pressure lounger seat. Featuring a contoured seatback and a curved knee bolster to eliminate pressure points and promote circulation, the lounger seat combines with the Kick-Out Comfort Foot Rest to ensure the hunter is always ready for the big moment.
Additional features of the 20' Big Denali are left- and right-side loop handles integrated into the frame to provide a safe and secure grip when stepping onto or off the platform. The flip-up shooting rail includes padded arm rests and padding along the front of the rail to reduce noise and offer protection when supporting a gun. Bolt-on gun rest stirrups provide hands-free support, so the rifle is always at-the-ready.
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As with all HAWK stands, the 20' Big Denali 1.5-man ladder stand is tested to TMA standards and includes a full-body safety harness.
Model: HWK-HL2061 MSRP: $249.99 Features
XL MESHCOMFORT LOUNGER SEAT zero-pressure, ultimate support, durable and weather-resistant OVAL TUBING adds strength and an ergonomic grip to grab while climbing NOISE-FREE bolted ladder sections, premium Teflon® washers and a one-piece design platform STAND HEIGHT - 20' PLATFORM SIZE - 26" W x 14" D SEAT SIZE - 26" W x 24" D x 26" H STAND WEIGHT - 80-LB WEIGHT RATING - 300-LB To learn more about the HAWKSafety-Line and other HAWK products, visit www.hawkhunting.com .
