Upgrade Your Blind to Millennium Marine’s B-Series Seats Now Available in Mossy Oak® Bottomland and Shadow Grass Camouflage

Waterfowl hunters, get ready to take your game to a new level with Millennium Marine’s B-100 seats, now available in two Mossy Oak® patterns! The B-100 BTL features the original Mossy Oak “Bottomland” pattern, revered by flooded timber duck hunters since its release, and the official camouflage of Ducks Unlimited. The B-100 SGH seat in Mossy Oak’s waterfowl-specific “Shadow Grass” camouflage provides the perfect balance of light and dark shadows to blend in with surrounding marsh grass and your blind. Combined with the legendary comfort and durability of the B-series seats’ aluminum frame and ComfortMAX® fabric, hunters will appreciate the additional functional concealment these patterns provide to their boat while helping to retain its value and appearance. 

Hours spent sitting still in the blind don’t have to be miserable on a soggy, wet, or cold, hard seat. Millennium Marine designed every seat in the B-series line for maximum comfort, durability, and performance, and the B-100 BTL and B-100 SGH are no exceptions. Unlike uncomfortable plastic seats, which weaken over time due to temperature extremes, or upholstered chairs susceptible to smelly mold and mildew, Millennium Marine manufactures its seats from their exclusive, patented ComfortMAX fabric. This fabric undergoes special treatment to repel mold and mildew while offering protection against harmful UV rays. The Comfort MAX fabric does not fade, fray, or weaken due to repeated exposure to environmental conditions and temperature extremes. The contoured, tight sling provides comfortable lumbar support for hunters and anglers up to 400 lbs and is designed to withstand all temperatures and weather conditions. The B-Series line is constructed of a lightweight and breathable woven mesh, water drains away quickly, and cleanup is a breeze. 

The B-100 BTL and B-100 SGH are slightly smaller than the other seats in the B series, measuring 19” x 20.75” x 19”. This compact footprint works well with waterfowl hunters’ flat boats, providing greater concealability and room for maneuvering and shouldering a weapon. The seats are low-profile and lightweight, so there is no need to worry about anything weighing down your boat other than your decoys, your retriever, and your harvest! 

The B-series seats mount to any boat seat pedestal, including interchangeable armrest straps and seat cables. As with all Millennium Marine products, they’re backed with a one-year limited product warranty and maintain the same quality, craftsmanship, and comfort that you can rely upon from Millennium Marine.

Millennium B-100-SGH and B-100-BTL Boat Seat Features:

Exclusive, patented ComfortMAX contoured, tight sling seat for all-day comfort Folding backrest with lumbar support All-aluminum, lightweight frame UV, mold, and mildew resistant Folds flatter than competitor’s seats Fast-drying, breathable fabric Mounts to any boat seat pedestal 1-year warranty

Millennium B-100-SGH and B-100-BTL Specifications:

Frame material: Aluminum Measures 19” x 20.75” x 19” Weight: 7.0 lbs Capacity: 400 lbs MSRP: $162.99

About Millennium Marine

At Millennium Outdoors, manufacturer of Millennium Treestands, Ol’ Man Treestands, and Millennium Marine, we are committed to ensuring each hunter and angler can make the most out of every season, from the big bucks in the fall to gobblers in the spring, from redfish on flats to crappie and bass in lakes, and every species and season in between. From innovative hang-on and ladder stands to ground blind chairs, fishing seats, and rod holders, Millennium Outdoors and its brands are dedicated to providing quality products to avid outdoor enthusiasts. Millennium’s reputation has been built on comfort, safety, quality, and versatility that hunters and anglers recognize and appreciate. More information on all the company’s products is available at www.millenniumstands.com.

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(Originally posted by HLNews)