Hunting Blind 270/360 Degree See Through Ground Blind - 2-3 & 3-4 Person Pop Up Deer Blind for Hunting with Carrying Bag - 300D Reinforced Portable Durable Blind for Turkey and Deer

I bought the 3-4 person blind and was impressed with the build quality. I own both a Baronett and an Ameristep, and I’d say this blind is on par with them in terms of durability and construction.The carry bag could be a bit larger—it takes some effort to pack the blind back in. During sunrise and sunset, when the sun is low, movement inside the blind can be visible as the light shines through. However, once the sun is higher, concealment is excellent.There’s plenty of room inside, which is great. The window slides are smooth and quiet, but keep in mind that they’re positioned high—you’ll need to shoot standing up, as they’re too tall for chair-height shooting.

It’s incredible. You can see out, but not in great blind keeps the wind and rain off of you. Easy set up and take down.

This product is awesome and tough. Well built. It took flight during a wind storm through the woods. Not one rip.

It’s very easy to put up. The 360 view is great. The slide window panels doesn’t close completely due the fact they have a tendency to curl. The door is large so you need to be aware that you have enough room to open it, unzipping one side and getting in is hard. I you plan on leaving your blind up for a while, do not use the stakes that come with it. Their stakes do not hold up in the wind.

He like the way he had the ability to see out all sides of the blind. It was easy to put up. Light weight to be able to carry into the woods. It is roomy enough for 2 people. He is looking forward to the next deer season.

Skip the reviews about breaking and product not built well, you need to be patient and know how to open and package it correctly from the video. The biggest ground blind ever, me and my 3 sons all fit in it and can stand straight up with room to move around.

Awesome

This blind is not the best. I bought this one because i did not want to get a "cheap" one, but also did not want to spend 180 or more. Was expecting higher quality.Pictures are on the second day of use, except the third picture which is the FIRST moment of taking the second blind i got out of the bag.The main reason it is a 3 star: bad quality, especially seams. After the first use, somehow part of it got turned inside out. Before you think this is just user error, just know that when i took it down and packed it, it was easy with no problems -i do not see how it could have been twisted - no problems folding and placing in bag. When i went to take it out again, i spent 30 minutes in the field trying to fix it. ended up having to take the posts out to flip it again, which was miserable and caused multiple parts to break, scratch, etc. Maybe it was user error, but i want a blind that isn't so dang easy to mess up. it is SO frusterating when your new blind takes 30 minutes to set up on your hunt. The paint is incredibly poor quality and scratches easily. i don't care much about that over time, but the fact that in one day it looked like this is telling. The seams are weak - and one of the cross pieces broke when i was fixing it. In my mind, this is a piece of equipment - it should hold up pretty well. I was ticked when i had problems on the second day.After this experience, i was ticked my product was banged up merely from trying to use it, so i exchanged it. Glad they did that with no questions. Kid you not, got to the field and went to take the new blind out of the blind out of the new box, and the bag ripped as i took it out. the seems on the carry bag are so weak that they couldnt stand the force of me pulling it out as it was slightly snagged on the box. So far, no problems with the new blind, other than general lack of high quality.the good:- LIGHTWEIGHT. this probably is why it doesn't feel that sturdy. but it helps when you have to hike a bit.- it is a pretty cool product.- easy to set up - unless it flips inside out.- fairly easy to take down.- spacious.- camo is fine.- Feels somehwat solid.the bad:- quality. it is cheap and you can tell. i don't expect it to last more than 2-3 years, and that sucks. Unless you are super careful with it. But i see it as a tool that i should be able to be a little rough on. its an outdoors product that will get a little banged up being thrown in the truck or packed/unpacked in haste. This is not just a symptom of being light weight. the seams can be strong regardless of the weight, for example.- "sheerness" or see-throughness: maybe it is my eyes, but i really cannot see out of the blind so i just leave the windows down and look out of them. you have to move your head back and forth to really see somewhat, which sucks. I would not be able to properly identify a deer more than 15 feet away looking out of the blind walls.- the bag: the bag it comes in is so weak. both of mine have ripped already with minimal usage. it is like a camping chair bag, but 10x less thick and sewed together using cotton candy.- strength: it feels somewhat strong, but when you try to move it or something, a wall will probably bend in. in other words, it is not at sturdy as it should be. Hard to explain without seeing it in person. but this is not too much of an issue since you mostly just sit in it anyways.- paint: this is not a huge deal, but the paint on metal parts scrathes so easily.Overall, if this was less than $100, i would give it a 4. if it were less than $70, i would give it a 5. at this price, i think 3 is fair. it is at least honest, and i hope they can correct some of these things.