Millenium’s L325 Wide Load single ladder stand hits the market with heavy-duty steel construction, an 18-foot height, and a full ComfortMax seat; O’l Man offers compact elevated options that include a kit-for-delivery tower blind.
Millenium L325 Wide Load ladder stand: $319.99, 78 lb, 300 lb capacity, 18 ft tall, 24" x 32" platform.
L325 features oval-steel construction, durable powder-coat finish, and a Full ComfortMax seat with a platform that lifts for standing shots.
O’l Man is shipping compact elevated blinds like the Base Camp tower-in-a-box that arrives ready to assemble.
Millenium and O'l Man have introduced new elevated-hunting products aimed at whitetail and stand hunters. Millenium's highlighted product is the L325 Wide Load single ladder stand. O'l Man's latest offering includes a compact tower blind that ships in a single box and assembles on site.
Those numbers indicate the L325 targets hunters who want a wide platform, a larger seat, and a more permanent or semi-permanent setup given its 78-pound mass and ladder design.
O'l Man's recent product mentioned is the Base Camp: a tower blind shipped in a compact cardboard box and designed for quick assembly on site. The coverage notes that it's intended to provide an elevated box-blind option without the high cost or construction time of a built structure. The model is presented as a modular, shipped solution that can be erected in a short timeframe.
If you want an elevated blind without building a tower on site, O'l Man's Base Camp aims to reduce transport and assembly complexity by shipping a ready-to-build package. That approach favors landowners or hunters willing to install a more permanent elevated blind in a single session.
These releases add options at opposite ends of the elevated-hunting spectrum: a heavy-duty ladder stand with a large platform and a boxed tower blind designed for quick on-site assembly. Match choice to how often you move stands, how much gear you keep in the stand, and whether you need a full enclosure or an open platform for shooting.
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