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

I set it up in my house to check it out...the material seems sturdy. It was a little difficult to pull the side and top up...I have a larger blind that works a lot easier but maybe because these bars are closer together. It seems like good quality...no holes and 360 view...I like that the bottom of the windows are not super high like my other blind...I can sit in a normal lawn chair (don't have to spend $200 on a blind chair that is 20 inches high to see out) and place my gun so I can comfortably see. There is room for two to comfortable have enough room to sit in a chair if positioned at a 45 degree angle to each other...I wouldn't see 3 people able to hunt in it. I like that the door also has a window and all 4 sides can be used to hunt. The roof looks like it would be water resistant under a normal rain. I am please with it so far. I will update if something occurs during hunting.

This hunting blind is perfect for any tip of hunting, takes only a couple minutes to set up, you can see all around you and even with the holes you don’t feel the wind or whistle through it, it’s very spacious and satisfying myself and toddler in it this fall.

Utilisé pour la chasse. Belle vision 360 degrés à l'intérieur. Bonne qualité et livraison ultra rapide.

Excellent blind, easy setup and light to carry. The windows slide open easily. Keeps you mostly dry in the rain but is not windproof and gets some rain blowing in. The hold down stakes definitely need to be upgraded as they dont hold the blind in higher winds. I've had mine take flight a couple times with 0 damage to the blind. The height is decent as im 6'2 and can almost fully stand while inside and plenty of room for 2 people with crossbows.

Every now and again you come across something and wonder why somebody didn't think of this before. The pop up panel allowing you full to access the blind is a great feature. I can't count the number of times I have caught my foot or tripped getting in and out of blinds trying to wedge my way through a triangular zippered door. When I saw this feature I immediately ordered the blind. This is my second see through blind I own, the other from a different company. In both cases, the bottom panels below the windows don't need to be the see through mesh as they are too low to see through. If the same material used on the roof was used on the bottom of the panels, that would be fine. Even though I sprayed all of the blind with waterproofing (as I do with all my blinds), I was impressed that this blind had only a couple.of pinholes in the roof fabric along the sewed seams. Haven't had a driving rain test yet, but if it's like my other mesh blind, it should stop most of the rain. It would be tight for 2 people and I don't think 3 would fit, but lots of room for 1 person. Definitely not windproof but I put up an inexpensive fleece throw with clothespins on the inside to keep most of the wind off my back. Although I have this on a stand at the moment, the blind needs peg straps in the middle of the 3 panels to help secure it (obviously not on the door panel) when it is staked on the ground. For the price that I paid for this blind, I am very happy with it! Edit - second day with driving rain. I did spray the blind with waterproofing and for the most part am pretty satisfied. Rain beads up on the mesh and doesn't come through the holes. Most of the drips are condensation off the inside of the roof. Water does come in from sheeting off the outside of the roof to the first see through mesh panel, largely because of the volume. We don't look through that panel of the blind so I would recommend to the manufacturer to make that section the same material as the roof.