HUNTSEN Hunting Blind 270 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 use Redneck blinds during whitetail season, but for Spring turkey season, this little tent is perfect. It’s lightweight and easy to carry. It’s very fast and simple to put up, and take down, and it goes back in the carry bag without struggle. The 360 degree view is great, except you should seek to set up in a shaded area, or with something behind you, or you may be visible enough for animals to detect movement, if you’re “backlit” in any way. The windows are fast and easy to use. There are two ways to get in and out; a small zipper door, and the full side opening. I use the small door. Overall, it’s cheap and it doesn’t everything it needs to do for the purpose I bought it. Would definitely recommend.

This thing is awesome. It's fairly lightweight and can be put up in a couple minutes. Not cumbersome at all. I carried a backpack, crossbow, hunting chair, and this blind in the woods with ease. It comes with a carrying bag that's similar to ones that come with folding camping chairs. My only gripe is that the stakes that come with it are flimsy and I bent one when pushing it in to the ground. The interior view is great and the silent slide openings make it so that you can open them as needed without having to worry about noisy zippers.

This blind is just what I have been looking for. Not cheaply made. The wide door on the rear is a dream come true for bringing in equipment and yourself. Very easy for a old man to get in the blind. I recommend this blind to anyone at any age, you will not be disappointed.

This blind is exactly what I expected it to be. I enjoy that you can see out just fine, but can’t see in for the most part. In my opinion, it’s only a 2 person blind if you’re just going to sit and watch. If you need to do any kind of moving, like drawing a bow or swinging a shotgun, then I would call this a one man blind. It’s not very tall, but you’re going to be sitting in it so that doesn’t really matter. I was a little bummed to see that the door is zippered. Not ideal for trying to be quiet. After reading other people’s reviews, I didn’t even bother opening the stakes that come with it. I just used beefier ones. It’s sturdier than I expected. It was a little tricky trying to set it up by myself, but once you get the top popped, it’s super easy from there. Tear down is a breeze, which I love. I like that the windows are eye level and can slide up and down. I saw other blinds that had triangles that opened which really didn’t seem to make a lot of sense. Another feature that I was unaware of but very happy with is the sown in fabric loops around the outside of the blind for stuffing grass and foliage in to help better blend in. For the price, I feel like it’s a good purchase. If I decide to upgrade, it’s going to be for one that is bigger, and has a magnetic door.

This blind is amazing. I was able to see deer coming to allow me to get set. durability is a 10. it handled a storm and strong winds.

Love this blind, lots of room and durable!

I have had and used hunting blinds like this over 20 years, this is by far the best. You can actually see through the walls, your situational awareness goes through the roof. No more missing something coming or catching you by suprise. I gave away all my other blinds when I got this. You can find my review on Rumble

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.