Hunters Specialties Super MAG 6:1 Lift System with Magnum Gambrel, 1,500 lb
Product description
The 6:1 pulley format is the defining feature of the Hunters Specialties Super MAG lift system. It is designed to raise and lower game, with a Magnum Gambrel that supports the animal by its hind legs.
A 55-foot rope is included, described as tangle-proof and rot-resistant. The system is rated for up to 1,500 lb, so its stated capacity is a key part of deciding whether it suits the load you need to handle.
For a hunting setup where game needs to be lifted for processing, this combines the hoist and gambrel in one package. Compared with a more basic lifting arrangement, the six-pulley system offers a different mechanical setup, a simpler option may suit occasional, lighter tasks better.
Tech summary
- Name: Super MAG 6:1 Ratio Lift System with Magnum Gambrel
- Type: Hunting game hoist and gambrel
- Capacity: Rated to 1,500 lb
- Format: Six-pulley system with a 6:1 lift ratio
- What's included: Magnum Gambrel and 55-foot rope
- Weight: 3.18 kg
The gambrel is intended to support the hind legs while the hoist raises or lowers the animal. That makes the system relevant for handling deer, antelope and elk, as described by the manufacturer. The listed rating is not a reason to exceed the stated capacity, and buyers report mixed experiences with how confidently the rope brake holds heavier loads. Treat the rating as a limit, not a guarantee for every setup or use.
Best use cases
This system is aimed at hunters who need to lift game for handling or processing and want a hoist and gambrel together. It suits you if a 6:1 pulley arrangement and the included 55-foot rope fit your planned setup. For example, after a hunt, the hoist can be used to raise an animal by its hind legs before processing. A basic, occasional-use lift may call for less equipment, a more demanding setup should be chosen around its specific load and support requirements.
Buyer feedback is generally positive about ease of use, pulley operation and heavy-duty construction. Some customers, however, describe mixed experiences with mobility, the locking mechanism, rope quality and confidence in the stated capacity. These are individual impressions rather than verified performance tests, but they are worth weighing if dependable holding under a heavy load is central to your decision.
How to use it
The intended job is straightforward: use the Magnum Gambrel to support the animal by its hind legs, then raise or lower it with the pulley system and rope. The 6:1 ratio identifies the hoist's lifting arrangement, it does not remove the need to stay within the rated capacity or to use a suitable support point. The product details do not specify a mounting method, so the right setup will depend on where and how you plan to use it.
It’s not for you if the job requires a confirmed capacity beyond 1,500 lb, or if you need product details here to verify a particular mounting setup. Check that the included components and the stated rating match your intended use before relying on the hoist.
Before you decide
What comes with the lift system? The listed package includes the Magnum Gambrel and a 55-foot rope, along with the six-pulley hoist system.
What types of game is it intended for? The manufacturer describes it for deer, antelope and elk. The gambrel supports the animal by its hind legs.
What capacity is it rated for? The product is rated to 1,500 lb. Customer impressions of holding heavier loads are mixed, so do not treat the rating as proof that every installation or load will perform identically.
Final verdict
The Super MAG is worth considering when you need a game hoist with a matching gambrel, a six-pulley 6:1 arrangement and a stated 1,500 lb rating. Its intended use and included rope length are clearly described, while mounting details are not, that distinction matters when planning a complete setup. Choose it for a compatible game-lifting task within its rating, rather than assuming the package alone confirms suitability for every support point or heavy-load situation.