The treesuit is highly maneuverable. You have to learn how to use it, but once you do, you can swing into any sort of strange angle, 360 degrees around the tree. It's not something you can just strap on and hunt out of right out of the box. You need to set up the suit a few times and get used to it before you hunt. There is no problem drawing your bow, but since you face the tree, you do have to move the bow around it.

No stand is entirely comfortable. I've found that you can sit for a few hours at a time without having to stand up on your top rungs or shift position. For me, that's comparable to any other stand that I've tried. The hard plastic seat is cut so that it does not cut off blood flow to the legs. I can sit for 14 hours in one.

One thing about the treesuit is that you don't need a safety harness because you're already wearing it. You're strapped in at two points, so there is no chance you will fall out of it. I hang up my bow and sleep until daylight in it most of the time.

Treesuit will send you a free video. Check it out.

If you do get one, make sure to get the recliner strap. I don't know why the recliner strap is not already standard on the suit, but you will need it if you plan to sit all day.