HuntRite Deluxe Pop-Up Hunting Ground Blind, 1-2 Person Tent, Hunting Gear, E...

This blind is nice. The bug shield screens are noisy because of the Velcro attachment but otherwise it’s exactly what I was looking for. Blends in nicely with the woods I hunt. Big enough for a chair, a cooler and a heater. All that’s needed for a hunt. I don’t know about water repellency. It’s purpose is to hide me, not keep me dry. Easy and quick setup. Instructions are a little vague about folding it to return it to the backpack style pouch but I’ll worry about that at the end of the season.

Im a 100% disabled combat veteran, this hunting blind is lightweight, easy to carry, easy to set up and easy to take down. Normally I avoid these folding blinds because I struggle to get them folded back up to fit in their bags.... this one was easy, almost able to do it with 1 arm. Looks good, as all ground blinds, the more time you set setting them up the better they look, quality seems to be good enough for the price, I can't attest to it being waterproof, but it should be.

Very easy set up. Taking down is a little confusing, but it does fold down into a small circle so it's easy to store and doesn't take up very much room. We had a rain storm come through and it is not totally waterproof, we got wet. It's better than being out in the elements. It does have a Velcro camo window screen that goes in the windows so you can have some air flow. It does get hot inside of the blind. For the price this was a great blind.

You need to air it out for a day or two before using, but for the price it's a pretty good deal. It is a little short, maybe around 4.5-5 feet tall, but plenty of room once you sit down inside

Blind is light and easy to set up. Comes in a storage bag with backpack straps so it's easy to carry. Has 3 big zipper windows with smaller gun ports on each window. Big zipper door for entry. Comes with stakes, tent polls and some tie down cords. I use a BOG tripod in mine and still got room for gear and heater if needed. I have used mine for both crossbow and gun hunting. Ok for 2 smaller people if you don't have a lot of gear. Would be kind of tight for 2 larger people. I am 5'6 and can stand with no problem but taller people may bump top of blind.

I’ll start out saying it’s very simple to set up. In a few pictures I set it up half way. Without the guide springs so it’s not as sturdy as it should be but stood it up fine and will be better once rods are attached. The top of the big arch window panels are about 46” from the ground. I use just a regular lawn chair and it sits at great height for you to hold a rifle and shooting stick if chosen to. Saw reviews about some having holes everywhere, only holes I noticed was just the light the creeps through on the zippers, so not technically any holes. The blind I received will definitely keep you dry, you might have some water that runs down the side seep into a zipper but that’s better than on your head and also this isn’t a $500 box blind. Downfalls : the mesh over the windows are nice but they’re Velcro, so you have to choose to have them up or down or come up with a way to have them easily accessible to where you can just slide them out the way. Will update after a few weeks of being out in the woods to show how it’s held up

Fast shipping. Package was in great shape when I got it. Easy to set up. But I thought I lost or didn’t get the ground stakes. Turns out there inside the blind close to the bottom in an orange pouch attached to the blind it’s self. The only con about this ground blind was it was kinda small. I’m 5’9” and 260 lbs. It was just enough room for me and what little gear I bring with me to fit comfortably.

This review is for the Guide Gear Huntrite Deluxe Hunting Blind - I really like it. The deer still see it, but they don't know what it is. It covers my movements and gives me a chance to watch and perhaps shoot without being out in the open and in the weather. paired with a 5 gallon bucket seat gets a good height for me, but I'm 5'8" and practicing with using only part of the velcro for the windows before you go out helps. I would suggest, as with any tent, to spray it down with waterproofing if you need it to keep you dry. I was out in light rain and it did fine without the extra spray - but heavy rain - dunno. As other reviewers have said, it's hard to get the pegs to keep hold on the loops. I ended up using different pegs that I could tie to the blind tie downs, the wind kept blowing it up and off of them. Maybe a prussik knot through the tiedowns an onto the peg might work.