Barronett Blinds PT550BW Pentagon Pop Up Portable Hunting Blind, Bloodtrail Backwoods Camo

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This blind is great - it is huge on the inside, keeps the rain and snow off , you could easily fit 4 people in this blind and it wouldn't be snug, not to say it would be easy to shoot with 4 but if you had 2 people and 2 watches/callers, or a camera crew you would fit. My Father and I have been using it and for 2 people with chairs inside we could comfortably fit a third shooter and our gear. Set up and take down is easy, the blind has your typical forced poles like a umbrella that spring out or in with a bit of force and lock open or close. we had about 9 inches of wet snow and 40-50mph winds before the top was popped down, no damage to the blind just that it pushed the top in which we just reopened. Windows are easy and quite to open and the screen meshing can be removed which is velcro - that is not quite so if you want a full window and not mesh remove it before hunting day.Had this out a month before opening day and have had deer, fox, and even a bear withing feet of the blind with out a care in the world.Pros: too many to list - simply a fantasic blind.Only con i have for this blind so far is that I wish the door which is a zipper seem at a joint in the back was defierent - most blinds are like this one so listing it as a con is probably unfair. the door is about 5 feet tall but is tight and when you spread it to get in it shakes the whole blind, I am 6'2" so its a bit of a strech for me to get in quietly, its not loud but not perfect. I also have to take my backpack off before i get in.once again not really a con but the only real flaw in the design a zip flap on the back wall giving a larger oening work be prefered.Note I can stand up in the middle of the blind and my head just brushes the top. It comes with stacks to tie it down and has tie down strings at all the sides( and top if you have a tree near by). just note the stacks are in a orange folded pouch attached to the side of the door, I almost missed it when I first set it up.All around amzing blind and I will be purchasing a second and maybe a third for the area I hunt so although I could easily move it I can have it acclimated to different areas, if you are looking for a 2+ person blind spend the extra money on this, it may be a 40-50$ extra investment but if you are going to be out in a blind all day you will want it to be this one trust me.

Best blind I’ve owned out of 6. Very strong and great camo cover. Put this one on top of 8x8 6 ft tower. Blends in great and provides space for 3 adults, can sit or stand. Once the tower is cammoed, it will blend in well with woods. Blind has a three lane coverage for gun, bow or cross bow. Can’t wait to spend the night for morning hunt.Had an issue with door zipper, but unzipped and fixed it. Need about 10 anchor screws to secure to plywood base as anchors that come with blind for the ground won’t work for plywood base.

The media could not be loaded. Got this for my husband for deer blind. It’s very nice. We haven’t had it very long just a month or so. It took the two of us to set it up. Love the “windows” coverings, the camo screens and the fact the “windows” can be opened completely. So many areas to shoot from. I think it will make a great little tent after hunting season. I wish there was an optional floor you could add to it. It’s held up so far to the 20 mph winds we have. There are a few minor leaking at the roof seams in light rain. We haven’t had much heavy rain here in So Texas so I’m not sure how it would be in heavy rain. Will post updates as time goes on.

Bought this for my first Turkey hunt. Very nice quality and easy to setup/take down. It's a bit heavy but it is BIG! With that said, this is a comfortable 2 man blind. 3 would be a push and slightly cramped. Would buy again, it's a really nice blind.