Hunting Blind 3 Person,See Through Pop up Ground Blinds for Deer Turkey Duck Hunting, Bow Hunting Accessories, Double Side Zipper Window

Super easy to setup. Perhaps got lucky during a storm that it did not blow away. Takes practice to fold back into a single circle, so practice in your garage before taking it out in he woods. Did well with the ice and snow. Kept the critical sight-line "windows" unzipped as my eyes could not focus for very long through the mesh. Buck walked right past it, but took off like a missile when he realized I was in there. Maybe next year... Anywho, love this product, it was better than expected, and so much better than being exposed to the elements the entire day or under a tarp. Oh and tons of room inside for my 6'2" son and I.

Not a bad blind. I've had two successful hunts from inside this blind. However, I am 5'10 and a standard blind chair was not tall enough for me to shoot through the window. I had to order a taller chair and unzip the window completely to shoot. Im my opinion this does risk exposure to the animal, especially if you have more than one person in the blind and are unable to sit toward the back. I had to purchase some pet tie-downs because the stakes are junk. After setting up my blind I returned to find it had blown away. It isn't weatherproof. I made the mistake of leaving a chair inside only to return the next morning to find the chair had filled with water and frozen. All in all it's a good blind but I think there are better options for the money.

This is the best blind iv purchased by far. It's easy to set up the price compared to others selling the same blind is a steal. It is very roomie and I love that I can see out from any direction and the deer can't see me. I can't wait to use it this year.

Excellent quality blind that I use for bowhunting, but the window sills are about 6" too high to sit, draw, and have arrow clearance, if you're sitting on a chair that's too short. The windows are also too low to be standing to shoot with a bow. Other than that, it's a very sturdy blind. I just ordered a Sportsman's Guide swiveling chair that's actually taller, and should be able to give my arrow clearance through the window while sitting.

nice but heavy

I'm surprised how nice it is! Easy to assemble.

This blind is pretty nice for the money. It’s very roomy. The windows are made of that mesh you can see out but can’t see in. That’s a great feature. It has a decent camo pattern. It’s “veil” camo, whatever that is but the color I got reminds me of the standard Mossy Oak pattern mixed with a little Realtree. Not too bad, since I’m very partial to Realtree. None of that really matters that much for me since I hunt in a hayfield and the animals just think it’s a round bale anyway. It is pretty dark on the inside. There isn’t much light showing from stitch holes in the fabric. It’s not too bad too set up. It does use tent poles for the ceiling. To secure to the ground, it uses 4 stakes for the base and 4 to tie it down to the ground. Room wise, I’m 5’11” and I can stand up straight in the center. It’s very roomy, you could fit 2 adults and a child very comfortably. 3 adults would be pretty good aswell. You could do 4 adults but they’d probably be sitting on each other.The cons: the zippers are quite loud. Every window has a zipper and the door is a zipper. Just zip slowly and I think will be quiet enough. The window s do not have anyway to hold them down, so they might blow around in the wind causing unwanted movement and noise.Pretty decent blind for the value.

It's bigger than it looks plenty of room got to get you one