What is the weight of the stand.
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The Viper SD is the lighter version - it has more aluminum construction (instead of steel.) I have the SD - my son has the classic - and I think the steel one is 4 to 6 pounds heavier. It doesn't make a difference in terms of stability on the tree, but a lighter stand is easier to carry into the woods for long distance, and easier to manipulate while climbing. The steel version can get some surface rust so it requires some watching (and occasional maintenance/sanding/repainting if you feel like it...but that would be as years of hard use accumulate.) I ***LOVE*** my Viper SD. Well worth the money, and an absolute "must" for deer hunting in certain areas of the country. The Viper SD is the lighter version - it has more aluminum construction (instead of steel.) I have the SD - my son has the classic - and I think the steel one is 4 to 6 pounds heavier. It doesn't make a difference in terms of stability on the tree, but a lighter stand is easier to carry into the woods for long distance, and easier to manipulate while climbing. The steel version can get some surface rust so it requires some watching (and occasional maintenance/sanding/repainting if you feel like it...but that would be as years of hard use accumulate.) I ***LOVE*** my Viper SD. Well worth the... » Read More The Viper SD is the lighter version - it has more aluminum construction (instead of steel.) I have the SD - my son has the classic - and I think the steel one is 4 to 6 pounds heavier. It doesn't make a difference in terms of stability on the tree, but a lighter stand is easier to carry into the woods for long distance, and easier to manipulate while climbing. The steel version can get some surface rust so it requires some watching (and occasional maintenance/sanding/repainting if you feel like it...but that would be as years of hard use accumulate.) I ***LOVE*** my Viper SD. Well worth the money, and an absolute "must" for deer hunting in certain areas of the country. « Show Less
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Sorry for the delay in responding. The stand is pretty light about 20# I'd say. I however, ended up going with the Goliath after trying out the Viper SD. There is move room and it is only about a pound more. It is very comfortable. Easy to sit in all day. But one negitive is if your a bowhunter it is near impossable to shoot out of sitting down. Other than that I have been very happy with my Summit stand and the customer service they provide.Hope this helps
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It is very light. It is almost the same exact stand as the top of a standard music stand.
2141065
I don't know the total weight when shipped, but this is a quality wood product. An individual tray is light enough for an elderly woman to manage, but as for the trays and the stand together, I don't know.
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I cannot tell you an exact weight, but I have an older 26" picture tube tv on it. It has been there for 4 years with no problem.
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I don't know what the max weight is, but most stands are made to hold upwards of 50 lbs. I don't recommend these stands because they are cheaply made with low-quality materials. "Made in China". Take my advise and spend a few more bucks to buy some MUCH nicer "Ultimate" brand stands. They're just a FAR superior product. You'll never regret it.
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Don't know the weight but we have a 55" Sony TV on the stand with no problems.
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The weight is fine, I'd just be careful that the base dimension of the speaker not be bigger than the platform. That said, these are very heavy-duty stands.
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I don't recall as the stand was purchased as a present for our son and that was the size he specified. Sorry.
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A follow up answer. One reviewer indicates he put 80 pounds on the stand with no problem and that they would hold 150 pounds.
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I don't know the exact weight. But it's not heavy. It's sturdier than a typical music stand but not heavy like a podium. Somehwere in bewteen.
1475689
I don't know the exact weight but it is sturdy and not very heavy. Highly recommend.
148537
The scale is not that heavy. It can easily be handled with one hand. My best guesstimate is that it's under two pounds.
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You will have to weigh the base of the stand for sure - even with slight wind. I haven't used it with moderate wind.
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The TV stand portion is rated to hold 130 pounds. Size doesn't matter, it is the weight that you have to conform to.
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The light stand is about 26" (66 cm) when folded and weighs about 44 oz (1.25 kg). It is quite sturdy and has a nice black finish. I am impressed with it for the low price.
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It's fairly light but has a nice weight to it. My best guess would be 2-4 pounds
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300lbs total weight. I weight 230 in my unmentionables and with all my gear the stand feels safe and stable.