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Hide & Stand Accessories: Warm, comfortable and concealed on the seat

If you sit warm and comfortable, you stay calm and alert for longer. Discover helpers for long sits, from the hide heater to the seat cushion.

Hide & Stand Accessories: Sit warm, shoot steady

When sitting out, patience often decides success. If you are cold, uncomfortable or constantly bothered by midges, you fidget and give yourself away. With the right hide and stand accessories you stay relaxed and still, even in frost. A hide heater with tea lights, a foot muff and a good seat cushion keep you warm, while a camo net and shooting rest give you cover and a steady shot.

Warmth from the hide heater

On long winter sits you soon get cold, and with stiff fingers every movement becomes a struggle. The Eurohunt tea light heater gives off quiet warmth without any electricity. The tea light burns protected inside a metal housing that becomes pleasantly warm. Place it by your feet in the foot muff or hold it between your hands. It comes in green, silver and pink as well as a Lady Edition, and tea lights in packs of 100 and 250 keep you supplied. Always stand the heater on a firm, non-flammable surface.

Comfortable, concealed and steady

A self-inflating seat cushion insulates you from cold boards, and a swivel hunting chair gives you a clear view in every direction. In the foot muff your legs stay warm, and a fleece blanket is quickly wrapped around you. A camo net hides your movements, and the shooting rest gives your rifle a firm hold. A game clock shows you when game uses a run, and a seat stick gives you somewhere to sit whenever you are out stalking.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a tea light burn in the hide heater?
A standard tea light burns for about four hours. For very long sits, take a few spare tea lights with you, as swapping them only takes a moment.

Can game smell the tea light heater?
A tea light gives off hardly any smell, but a flame is never completely odourless. As always, pay attention to the wind and sit so that it blows towards you from where you expect the game.

What is the best filling for a shooting rest?
Dry sand, plastic granules or millet have all proved their worth. Sand makes the rest heavy and stable, while granules are lighter to carry. Do not fill the chambers right to the top, so the rest moulds itself to the rifle.

Kit for long hours in the high seat

A successful sit starts with warmth and good seating comfort. When it turns frosty, a hide heater with tea lights keeps you warm, quietly and without any cable or battery. Stand it in the foot muff by your feet or warm your hands on it. A self-inflating seat cushion keeps the cold of the boards away, and a swivel hunting chair gives you a clear view in every direction. To stay unseen, a camo net hides your movements, and the shooting rest ensures a steady rifle position on the rail. Against annoying midges and horseflies in summer, an insect repellent spray helps, applied before you walk to the high seat. The game clock shows you when game moves along a run, and a seat stick gives you a comfortable seat at any time, whether stalking or sitting at ground level.