MOFEEZ Hunting Blind, 270°View 2-3 Pereson Ground Deer Stand Pop Up Tent with Portable Bag and Tent Stakes (Camo, 58 'Lx58 Wx66 H)

UPDATE (READ INITIAL REVIEW BELOW): So, I have found a weak point. I left the blind up for a few days. While the blind has remained fine, both poles have snapped causing minor tears in the ceiling of the blind. The poles provide headroom and weatherproofing of the blind, so it is rather important that they function correctly. Very disappointing that they snapped and caused holes in the top of this thing. I can fix the holes but I do need to find decent poles for this to be an excepted product. Otherwise, the initial review still stands. ORIGINAL REVIEW: Setting up is easy. Takes seconds. But, taking down is like differential calculus. Until, however, you figure it out and then it is like adding 2+2 (that's 4, guys). Since the directions are worse than your first breakup, let me lead you through it: 1) collapse it to a 2D square, 2) pull down the center at the top toward the ground/you about halfway (dont fold it down all the way), and 3) push the sides away/out (away from you), 4) and then it should make a circle (it is kinda difficult and counterintuitive, but it won't break even though it feels like you're doing something wrong). I just sat in this blind during a massive thunderstorm with heavy rain for an hour (yes, on purpose). You can see pinholes when your sitting in the blind and the company says "weatherproof" but not to be used in heavy rain (which is why I did this because life brings the hard stuff sometimes). While it does leak, it's minimal and if you don't mind a random drop of water every now and then, you'll be fine. You can also put a tarp over it if your panties get in a bunch over a drop of water. All in all, I like it. It is roomy enough for two small dudes to chill in but not bow hunt. I will probably take it when I go fourwheeling on rainy days for an "emergency shelter." It's totally worth the price. There is a learning curve when taking it down. Otherwise, it's a great deal. Modify it and make it your own.

I bought this for out bushcamp but my grandson wanted it in backyard for a play tent...so...guess where it is. Setup is so easy, rainproof. Lots of room for his two sleeping beds/bags. We are setting up a camo tarp cover over it since the weather is getting wetter and colder. But we love it.

As the title states, this blind is surprisingly good quality for the price. To be honest, it's held up pretty well so far and I've had it out in rain, mud and snow. The windows and door are all on zipper tracks and are easy to open and close. The only issue in regards to quality (which is negligible) is that the included window mesh isn't very tight. As a result, they are sometimes hard to keep secured in place. Given that they aren't a selling point and I consider them a 'bonus,' this doesn't take away from the value. Another huge plus is the ease of setup, takedown and transport. The pop up design allows me to deploy and get set up in under 5 minutes, which is amazing! It's also just as fast to take down and pack away. My absolute favorite thing about this blind is it's portability. It easily folds down to an approx 1.5' hoop and comes with a backpack style carrying bag. I can easily toss it on with my hiking pack and carry it to my spot with both arms/hands free! Now to the only real negative and the reason I deducted a star, its size... In no way, shape or form is this big enough to fit 3 people. The fact that it's advertised as a 2-3 person blind is laughable as it can barely fit 2. Honestly, as a bigger guy (6'4" @ 230 lbs) it's pretty tough to even have two people inside. I would definitely consider this a solo-blind. Luckily, I only purchased it for myself, so this isn't much of an issue. But, for those shopping around size, definitely take this into account! All in all, I'm quite happy with the purchase. For the price, it has exceeded my expectations.

Awesome blind for taking the daughter out. Quiet build. Love the Windows are on a slide . Deer and turkeys walk right up us. Used for crossbow hunting. Used two hunting seasons. Has lasted in the elements and been blown away without damaging

I left this blind up for over a month during deer season. It kept me warm and dry, and, using just the supplied stakes, it survived 60 mph wind gusts unscathed.