Outta Site Hunting Blind – 4 & 5 Sided High Density Plastic Hunting Blind – 1-2 & 2-3 Person Hard-Sided Ground Blind for Deer, Turkey Hunting – 360 Views – Arctic Snow Camo, Habitat Olive, Thicket Oak

Works great for price. Few things could be better windows leaking and door opening leaks . But keeps air off you and very easy to setup.

It's a good product. It came with short and sample instructions. It's easy to set it up without a screw driver although two persons needed. It's durable. I live in a state with big snowstorm in winter time. I'm hoping the top cover will withstand heavy snow.

Compared to a soft sided blind this is luxury for cold hunts. Used it deer rifle season bolted down to a trailer(last minute thing) and it did great. The windows are a bit too dark for me but beats having the windows open in a soft sided ground blind for sure. The door does have a significant amount of gap when closed but found a command hook on either side of the door holding up a blanket that covers the door below the window blocks that wind and makes it pretty nice. Assembly was pretty easy and straight forward. Will admit that with 2 ppl inside it does get a little tight and tend to hit the sides but got some cheap sound proofing panels and put that up as a chair rail of sorts and 3d printed a rifle rest to lean the barrel of the gun against. Overall a nice little hunting blind for the money and not outrageous price like the reneck or muddy.

Did my research and took a chance and glad I did. Purchased this vs building due to the reviews. Well made, easy assemble, you will need two people so heads up, it makes it faster. Love that the windows and doors are already installed. It is quiet when you lay a rug/carpet down and sturdy when you anchor it down with the predrilled holes. I used wood screws to attach it to a wooden platform. 5 sided holds two people very comfortably with plenty of room. I wouldn’t hesitate to, you will like it.

This blind is really easy to set up, but you will have to make your own base unless you just wanna set it on the ground, which is not a bad option either. It is a little bit noisy if you bang something against the walls, but other than that, you can’t complain about it For the price. The blind has nice windows to keep you out of the elements of wind or rain. We did put ours on a treated plywood base and elevated it a little bit for a better shot angle. I would definitely buy another one.

This could work for some people but here are my issues.The slightest touch to any panel is extremely noisy but I figured for the price I could fix it up.I added some sound-p foam panels and carpet. I also put pieces of split foam pipe cover on the window openings as a quiet rest. Unfortunately the windows leak water so the wall foam and carpet get wet. I had to make window covers out of tarp pieces, duct tape, and Velcro. The windows are extremely reflective so I left the dull plastic on them and had to paint them a flat green. The only advantage this blind has over the more expensive ones is that it is portable, but even then I will have to make a wood base so it will hold its shape.

Save some time and assemble it where you want to keep it. It's heavy, durable. It can disassemble fairly quick if need to. Takes two people to assemble. Survived major snow storm of 3 feet. Held up perfect.

Bought with high expectations. The build is solid but when it was delivered, the box was torn up and some of the parts were bent. Now that deer season is getting close, I will be assembling the blind. Hopefully nothing is missing and the parts will fit........