TIDEWEHunting Blind See Through with Carrying Bag, 3-4 Person Pop Up Ground Blinds 270 Degree, Portable Durable Hunting Tent for Deer & Turkey Hunting (Camouflage)

Very nice hunting blind, super easy to put up and take down. Very durable, mine was knocked down by a bear shortly after putting up and no rips or tears in fabric. Would highly recommend to anyone who hunts from a ground blind

Great blind. This thing is huge! My package arrived damaged. Has a hole in the carry bag and a tear in the blind that I didn’t notice until the first time I put it up. Hunting season is in full swing so no time to ask for a replacement.

This blind is great, easy setup, lots of room. Love the see thru features and the sliding windows. Blocks out 90% or more of the wind. Highly recommend

Bottom line up front: this is the best bang for your dollar on a ground blind.Michigan hunter here, I’ve been in, observed specs, pricing, and materials at Jay’s and Cabela’s and this was the winner hands down.Materials:300D fabric is more thick than most generic or store brand offerings in Cabela’s case. The visibility through the mesh and walls itself is excellent while still surprisingly wind and rain resistant. Case in point, if you bring your Mr buddy heater it will retain a bit of heat in the blind.Ground stakes are pretty skinny for significant weather but I used the attached tie down nylon cords to also attach to a couple close trees.Set up:I didn’t read a thing and just pulled the black tabs out and it sprung up in a minute without issue. What is handy is Tidewe looked ahead and stitched instructions into the nylon carry bag for it so it is idiot resistant.Features: The door has elastic banded g hooks to roll itself up and attach to the frame if you need to keep it open after eating too much chili which is handy.Brush webbing has two layers so it only took a couple seconds to put some dead branches in and make it look to have a little more depth.Window mesh screens are affixed to the frame using sliders inside of the corner rods with elastic which is completely silent to move the top up and bottom down opening your shooting lane.Cons:I think the only improve could be for the included tie downs to have prefab knots or individual plastic cord wraps to keep them tidy when putting away. It’s not an issue whatsoever nor enough to doc a star away from what easily could be a $300 dollar blind.Extra Cheese:I bought the Tidewe chair too and it was pretty slick to set up. Came with a nylon carry sling and the tripod attaches to the base with just 4 oversized thumb screws. No tools needed at all for the whole set up. I have zero issues with the chair or getting into the blind and I’m 6’8” tall ~290lbs sitting very comfortably in the 3-4 man blind with plenty of room for my wife to sit with me and read. I think you’ll be pleased.

1 I am enjoying the blind and it's worth the money. I would buy it again.2 I need a taller chair so I can look out the shooting "windows".3 yes you can see out, however subtle deer movement is hard to see, so a taller chair so I can see out of the shooting windows would help a lot.Where i hunt in Northern Michigan is oak forests. If the deer is not right on top of you, say 40 yards or less, you won't see them unless they are moving fast. Slow feeding deer in wet conditions are already like ghosts, it just makes it harder to see them.Yes I would buy it again. I'm going to get a taller chair is all.Manufacturer: put in a second set of windows at the height of the hubs. Rifle shooters, and crossbow shooters will use that. The windows that you already have are great for archery!