Barronett Blinds Road Runner Hub Hunting Blind, 2 Person Pop Up Ground Blind, Bloodtrail Woodland Camo and Blaze Orange Safety Panels, RR200BT

Material seems to be quality. Lots of space for a single person. Super easy to set up and take down. I like the fact that it has the orange squares for firearm season. There are no windows in the back, but that’s okay because I usually always kept those closed on my previous blinds anyway.

Very good love it

I am new to hunting so take this review from that standpoint.Pros:The cost. If you are starting to get into hunting and not sure what to get, then this is an affordable way to see what you may want down the road. I haven’t tried a tree stand but to start off, I wanted the ability to be on the ground, keep weather off of me, and get some time in. You can invest into a tree stand that does all of this but again, this is an affordable option.Setup was surprising. In less than a minute, you will be done. I am still surprised on how easy it was for me to take down, relocate, and setup back up.Viewing from the blind was great. I set this up where I could see where deer were coming from in all directions. I had no issues shooting out of it. I had deer coming within 30 yards, took shots and was not hindered in anyway.Room for 1 person is great. I had my chair, crossbow, bag, and then spread out my accessories while still being able to sit my coffee on the ground, stretch my legs without knocking everything over. It would fit 2, but it will be a little tight. I’m only 5’6” and I had no issues standing and stretching my legs either.Cons:I understand the concept of the silent window snaps, but, it was a little cumbersome to try and unlatched the window without making noise. Most of the time I just left the windows half open as I didn’t want to make too much noise trying to open them. Zipper for entering and exiting is loud also.I will say the material is lightweight. For the price, I honestly don’t think it was that bad because in the end, yeah, the fabric has some small daylight pin holes through it, but, it is a low cost blind and it did it’s job for me. It rained while I was in it, did not get wet, didn’t have to deal with the wind when I closed up some viewing windows, and it does help with staying warm on the colder days. Although this is a con, I wouldn’t let this be your deciding factor.I would recommend you by some orange flags or panels. From a safety standpoint, I think the company as a standard should include this. I luckily had some orange vest that I attached to it, but if you do buy this, buy some flags or panels.Summary:Overall, I would recommend this anyone new to hunting. I understand tree stands maybe better but on my land, I had this on a hill and deer still came within 30 yards and I made a kill. I had plenty of room for me and all my gear, it kept weather off me, I was able to pick it up and relocated with total take down and setup in less than a minute, all for a low price.Update: 3 years laterSo 3 years and I'm still using the same blind. Last year, I just left the blind out all year. It did fade, but, it was still up and holding strong. I do recommend if you are doing this, get some screw down piles. I found some heavy duty orange ones that when I screwed those into the tie down, it did not move. We had high winds, snow, rain, and it still stood up. Also, to help with visibility, I bought some cammo netting that I installed over the window openings. This helped keep things cool in hotter days with good ventilation while letting me get full view in all directions. As I stated 3 years ago, this is a great buy for what you get. Just take care of it.

Easy setup and roomy. Window size is perfect for crossbow and rifle

This is good size, priced right (at $80 when I got it), ships fast, is easy to set up and take down, is light weight, and does exactly what I need it to do.Haven't had it long enough to speak on durability, but it is a fantastic deal at $80