Rhino Blinds R180 3 Person See Through Hunting Ground Blind, Realtree Edge

This recent Rhino 180 purchase is my second one. I’ve had my other Rhino 180 for about 4 years and it is still in great shape. I like the 180 view versus the 360 because it is nice to have 2 sides that are solid for blocking the north wind when necessary. I like the see-through on two sides because it allows enough light in so that I can read and not feel like I’m in a cave. I typically like to hunt from a climber but when the weather is not suitable for that, this 180 Rhino is my “go-to” setup (Also does well in rain without leaking).I have several other brands of ground blinds but this Rhino 180 is my favorite. Plenty of room, good construction, and reasonable price.My only suggestion for improvement to the manufacturer is the door. I do like the hooks they use versus a zipper because the zippers on my other blinds are noisy and seem to always be the failure point. Perhaps an additional hook on the top and bottom would help prevent the gaps that allow the wind to come through. Not a deal breaker, but it would “tighten” the door up a bit more.Overall, this is a great hunting blind and a solid purchase that I’m glad I made.

Completely garbage finally got it out of the box and took forever to set up it was all twisted had to take the poles out to in twist it and the center of one side where the eye bolt is ripped out and can see the seems are opening and now since I didn’t open it and see it was messed up till now I can’t return it or get a replacement would not buy again

I just received the R180. It comes in a good quality case with a shoulder strap that converts to backpack straps. It seems to be made well. Its not the lightest ground blind I have, but as I said, its well made.It goes up easily and packs down even easier. It shouldn't be any problem putting it up or taking it down in the dark.What is most impressive is the view when your inside. Wow, those two see through walls are clear and when your inside, nothing can see you from the outside.The windows are on sliders and the sliders are pretty silent. The window doesn't just come right down, but that may be advantageous so you can lower one side or the other.All in all, this is a great blind and I look forward to deer and turkey season opening in a week or two.

It is a thrill to hunt in this blind. It has a lot of room and is a joy to be able to see around our spot. The only problem I have found with it is the door. All the blinds I have hunted out of have zippers on the doors. This one has plastic clips that are a big pain to open it It also leak’s around the door because it doesn’t close up. It has a clip on the door that is also hard to get to and takes both hands to open it. I really like the blind but the door takes away from it. If it had a zipper door it would be one of the best blinds out there for the money.

The design itself is very cool, but the set up is somewhat complicated. However, once you kind of get the hang of it, it makes sense. The bag and blind itself is very lightweight which is nice if you are walking into your destination.The two biggest complaints are price and durability. I’ve had mine in the ground for six weeks and discovered it had blown away about a quarter mile away. Unfortunately the stakes they give you are inadequate and I would not recommend using. My blind was damaged as one of the roof poles became dislodge and poked a hole in one of the sides. Additionally a couple of the loop fasteners were completely ripped out in one of the blackout windows. Lastly, the door closure snaps are a poor design and I predict they won’t last long.As for price, competitors sell these for a much lower price for essentially the same quality and I’ve since order one from a competitor. Whoever you decide to go with, PLEASE upgrade the stakes with high quality ones. You won’t regret it.

This ground bling is exactly what I was looking for. Real easy to set up, I would recommend to buy bigger ground stakes. Overall good value for the money.

Only had this a few days and it’s going back for a return.. First off, you and game can see right into this blind if the sun off shining on it even the slightest bit. The window covers don’t actually cover the windows fully on the blacked out panels letting light in at multiple points, and the door doesn’t even close fully and has a large gap that you have to cover with something in order to keep sun from shining through it as well. I live in west Texas and it stays fairly dry year round, but we do have the occasional morning dew. There wasn’t even enough to turn the wipers on my truck this morning, but it was leaking through the roof of this blind like we had a large rainstorm. Great design idea, horrible execution on Rhinos part. Def recommend finding something better.

The media could not be loaded. Pretty badass blind, very easy setup and lightweight, comes in a backpack so you can carry it easily. It does block some wind but depends on the wind direction, it does keep you dry in light rain but I wouldn't plan a day in the rain to sit in it. Love the no zippers, it has several clips for the door and the sliding windows are quiet. I hunted today in light rain today and had a turkey walk not 5ft around the blind with me moving inside and it didn't see me, well, until it was too late. As for a 3 person blind, I don't think so. 2 at most comfortably.