Hunters Specialties Camo Leaf Blind Material, Realtree Advantage Max-5, 56" x 30

I used this to cover a homemade duck blind that fit 2-3 people. This length was able to wrap around the top and sides with having a few feet left over. The fabric seems of ok durability. The blind will be set up all fall and winter during hunting season, so we will see how it lasts.

Worked great for waterfowl season. I did not every brush this in and just laid under it covering myself and a kayak. Still had waterfowl Lansing within range.

Lovin it made opener perfect birds didnt flare at all i bought 2 well worth it

UV typically eats these up in a couple of years but worth the $.

This dye cut material is superior for building a duck blind on my kayak.

Completely covers my 14 ft jon boat. Fabric is too shiny when new. Washed in detergent without brighteners and hung outside for days before use in duck hunt.

This camo material hides my duck boat really well on calm days but it is so light that a light breeze will have it blowing up in the air and all over the place. The cut outs snag on everything there is to snag on and if you try to pull it loose you will tear the material as it isn't very durable. After one season of using this stuff I wound up buying some 500D water proof Cordura fabric and solved the problem. If you have some way to anchor this material at the top and bottom it would work okay other than the snagging issues.

I have used this for many years for building portable blinds for deer hunting. for a quick portable blind, I attach the blind material to plastic portable fence posts. I.e 12' feet of blind material evenly spaced over 4 plastic portable fence posts. Then roll it up for carrying and unroll, stick the portable fence posts in the ground for a fast blind set up.