Hunting Blind 270/360 Degree See Through Ground Blind for Deer Hunting, 2/3 Person Pop Up Camouflage Tent for Deer and Turkey, Portable Concealed Shelter with Carrying Bag

Things built well and super easy to setup! Fits 2 adults with gear nicely. Real good price for how nice it is!

Its a very nice blind, but if you plan on using it in winter this does not block the wind like a non-see-thru blind. I would not recommend for those deer hunting when its below 32 degrees outside, especially with a good wind. You will be very cold. This blind is better suited to archery season or duck hunting when the weather is not so cold.

UPDATE TO THE ORIGINAL REVIEW: After I posted my original review, the seller reached out to offer their assistance and support to resolve this problem even through it was past the 30 day return window. I sent them photos and they offered to replace or refund the purchase. I opted to get a replacement. The new one unfolded perfectly and popped right open.I believe the one I originally received had to be a one-off in terms of being twisted during packaging at the factory. It happens. I am thoroughly impressed with the professionalism and courtesy of this seller. They obviously care about customer satisfaction!ORIGINAL POST:I bought this in mid October. Since hunting doesn't begin until Nov. 23rd, I didn't unpackage it until yesterday (11/16). BIG MISTAKE. I carefully removed it from the bag, laid it out as instructed in the assembly manual and I even watched a tutorial to make sure I was doing everything right. Almost right away, I discovered this thing was a jumbled mess. It must have been hastily packed at the factory. Half of the support rods were twisted making it impossible to correctly pull up the top. So of course the sides wouldn't pull out either. After working with it for about an hour, one of the support rods snapped in half and another snapped out of round holder. So now I have no hunting blind and I can't do a return because its 5 days past the return window. I'm out $100+ .I thought I was buying a good quality easy to assemble product. Wrong. I regret waiting too long to open it.I have nothing nice to say about this product.

Being able to see through this blind has made a huge difference when hunting with my daughter. She is 8 years old and I can see the deer well in advance to get her ready before the deer get within shooting range. Only downside is the door is awkward and noisy getting in and out. There is plenty of room once inside the blind, the fabric easy to see through once your eyes adjust. One caution if you get motion sickness this may not be for you the see through fabric makes it difficult for your eyes to focus when looking around I got a little dizzy from turning my head to much the first time we sat in the blind. All in all we love it and my daughter shot her first deer in it a week ago.

Purchased for my husbands hunting trip to KY. Son received it there and stated was easy to set up and a great ground blind. HUsband liked it too. Son harvested 4 deer this year from that blind.

It's killer, literally. It is slightly see through from the outside in direct sunlight but not in the shade. I understand why they make 270° one now, so you can be silhouetted with the one wall if it's facing the intended direction of shooting. I just hung a camo tarp inside to help that issue. So the 360° was still the way to go for seeing animals from all sides. I left it up when I went out of town and huge storm came in. Knocked a big branch on it my neighbor took it off ,said it was fine. Then some gail winds blew it off the stakes holding it down. Blew it down a canyon through a ton off blackberry bramble with big thorns. It was hard to retrieve but completely fine. No broken Poles or tears. Absolutely amazing!!! And I got a nice buck with bow but practice shooting out of to make sure your arrow doesn't go sailing through it like my first shot did. Didn't realize because I thought I was clear when I was looking through the peep

I bought this blind for rifle season. I set it up in the woods under some pine trees to let the deer get used to it about a month before the season. A week after setting it up, I noticed a tear in the side of the blind. Nothing had fallen on it and it looked like the material was coming apart near the zipper. Approximately 2 weeks later we had an inch and a half of rain and I was expecting that the blind likely leaked due to the excessive amount of rain. Instead, I found two sides of the blind collapsed despite the roof still being popped. I’m not sure why the sides collapsed. Winds weren’t anything out of the normal. When I went to get into my blind in the morning of the first day of deer season, two of the fiberglass rods were popped out of the circular piece that popped them in place. I spent about an hour trying to get them back into place. I was successful but I can’t help but think this isn’t a well made blind at this point. I owned a blind before this one and I did not have the issues I did with this blind. The only reason I bought this blind is because I went off to college and let my dad use my first blind. He never took it out of the woods and a tree fell on it which will destroy a blind. So two lessons here: don’t let your dad borrow your blind and this probably isn’t a blind you are going to be able to reuse after the first season.

This blind was easy to set up and very easy to enter. The lift up side opens a huge access point. An handicapped friend ordered the same one and he and an assistant can both get through this for easy set up. It accommodates a good size swivel hunting chair and a tripod.