HUNTSEN Portable Hunting Blind - 270°/360°See Through with Floor Mat Dual Door

This hub-style ground blind gets the fundamentals right and delivers strong value at its price point, with a few specific design details worth knowing before buying. Setup is genuinely fast — three to five minutes from bag to staked down, including the floor mat. The hub frame snaps into place without wrestling poles or fitting shock-corded sections, and teardown is even quicker. The carrying case has shoulder straps and the whole package is light enough to haul a reasonable distance to a hunting location without it becoming a project. Instructions are attached to the case, which is a small but practical detail. Interior space comfortably accommodates two hunters with chairs, long guns or bows, and gear without feeling cramped. A tall hunter at 6'1" can stand and move freely. Three occupants is technically possible but practically tight — two is the realistic comfortable capacity. The 270-degree one-way mesh gives excellent situational awareness without requiring movement, and even without the shooting windows open you can spot larger animals and movement at short to medium range. Wind penetration through the mesh panels is minimal. The shooting windows are a standout feature. They open and close with a rubber slide rather than Velcro or a zipper, which is meaningfully quieter in the field — the kind of detail that matters when a deer is at 40 yards. Opening size accommodates rifles, shotguns, crossbows, and compound bows without the elbow-clearance issues common with tighter blinds. The full side-opening door makes loading gear in and out straightforward, and entry and exit are quiet. A few construction details are worth flagging. The floor mat attaches at the corners via toggle loops rather than being sewn to the blind walls, leaving a gap along the base of each wall — functional, but enough of an opening that insects and small animals will treat an unattended blind as shelter. The PVC-coated floor material is also noisier underfoot than fabric floors on other blinds. The fabric strip along the outer edge of each window opening is not continuously sewn, which can result in accidentally grabbing that strip instead of the nylon opening loop and pulling it partially free over time — a minor but fixable design oversight. Material feels durable and holds up in wind and rain when properly staked. Stress points are reinforced. The camo pattern translates reasonably well across different terrain types. For deer and turkey at archery or firearm distances, this blind does exactly what it needs to do. At around $120, it's a lot of blind for the money. The floor attachment design and window edge stitching are legitimate criticisms, but neither is a functional dealbreaker. For hunters who prioritize fast setup, quiet window operation, and two-person comfort without paying premium blind prices, this earns a straightforward recommendation.

This portable hunting blind is the easiest and quickest hunting blind that I have ever set up. The blind itself takes less than 5 minutes to set up, including attaching the floor mat to the blind. Add on another couple of minutes to drive the included metal stakes into the ground and you are done! The fabric is durable with good quality zippers. The fully opening door is a great feature for quick, quiet, and easy access into the blind for you and your hunting gear. This blind can comfortably fit 2 average size adults, fold up hunting chairs for both hunters, firearms or bows for both hunters and your hunting backpacks. (At least the equipment my husband and I have can fit in this comfortably.) You could even add a rest for your firearm (if you use one) into this blind. I am a relatively small female (5'3") and can stand up fully in the center of the blind. The blind is designed for you to be able to see through the blind but the animals can't see you. The shooting window openings are a nice size and can accommodate not only rifles and shotguns but also crossbows and compound bows. This is another really nice feature of this blind. Other blinds we have accommodate long guns and crossbows but compound bows were not very easy to use. In this blind compound bows will not be a problem. The window openings open with a rubber slide so opening them is nice and quiet as opposed to some blinds that use a traditional zipper or Velcro which animals can hear. The zipper or Velcro sound is noisy and can alert animals of your presence. This blind does not have that issue. This blind is a perfect blind for turkey and deer -both archery and firearm. I personally will still hunt black bear from a tree stand not a ground blind but you could use this for black bear season as well. Another nice feature is the instructions for setting up the blind are actually attached to the carrying case so you really can't lose them unless you lose the case as well. The blind is very simple to set up and you may not need the instructions but I thought it was a good idea to have the instructions attached just in case you did need them. My husband and I are really looking forward to September when archery season for deer opens in our state and we can use this blind.

I ordered the HUNTSEN Portable Hunting Blind for the upcoming season, and my first impressions were stellar. Setting it up in the field was incredibly easy; the pop up hub design allowed me to get it fully deployed and staked down in just a matter of minutes. The build quality and materials are top tier. The fabric feels tough and weather resistant, and the included floor mat is a huge bonus for keeping gear dry and reducing noise from dry leaves and twigs underfoot. Under normal hunting conditions, the performance of this blind is great. The 270-degree see through mesh is phenomenal it allows for an incredibly wide, unobstructed view of your surroundings without letting the wildlife see inside. The dual door design makes slipping in and out completely silent and hassle free. It provides perfect concealment while keeping you comfortable and hidden from the elements. I have found absolutely no issues with this hunting blind. It is practically perfect for both bow and rifle hunters. Considering the high quality see through material, the durable construction, and the spacious interior, it offers excellent value for the price. I highly recommend it to any hunter looking to upgrade their setup this season!

Overall, I love the fully opening door. It’s the whole reason I chose this blind. It arrived in an easy travel tote bag and was quick and easy to assemble. First thing I noticed was the fully opening was in the front of the blind. Leaving you exposed while trying to enter the blind. Ok. I can make that work and figure it out. Second issue. It’s not silent. The zippers were extremely loud. For example. I had my husband in our bedroom upstairs. I opened the blind in the living room downstairs. He heard it. And all I did was try to quietly open the zipper. The blind windows aren’t connected at the corner edges, which causes them to sag. Overall great concept. Just need to clean up and fix some of the little things that matter.

I'm using the 270 for bird watching and it is fantastic. I can carry it easily for a mile+ and know it only takes a few minutes to setup when I find the ideal spot. It also goes up very quietly which is ideal. The stakes may not be needed if it is not windy or if you are using it for a short amount of time then moving again, which is what I do. I can't speak to how it is for hunting but you can't see through it in most lighting conditions. If you were near dusk with a light source inside this would be about the only scenario where it is visible through the blind. The actual quality is outstanding. The zippers are strong, easy to move, and look like they will last. The stitching and seams are all well done and reinforced where they should be. The feet are also high quality plastics and everything moves with ease and most importantly quietly. For the cost there isn't anything I would complain about and it is a great value. I haven't tried in wet conditions or raining and that was my only concern I can't vouch for, does it become see-through or even change when wet?

I have reviewed a lot of hunting blinds and this has some new design features which greatly improve the experience. First off all blinds say 2-3 person or 3-4 person. Use the lower number as gear and mobility once inside eats up that space fast. As a 2 person blind this is comfortable enough. Made of 300 D dinare fabric with transparency of 270 degrees 300D is a RIP STOP fabric and it works. This design is also about 1/3 lighter then comparable blinds which makes woodland treks easier. FULL SWING PANEL door is welcomed for ease of ingress/egress with loads. This blind is equipped with a floor albeit made of PVC and therefore noisy. If you need a floor, I would use a Oxford denier fabric slightly oversized to run up the panels especially in wet areas. Height of 66 inches will work fur those under 6'3, but generally you will be siting and that window placement is SPOT ON. This is a HUB system build and it is fast and easy to set up--slightly more involved in take down but still easy. Swing room of 75 inches HUB to HUB with a floor of 58"x58" gives lots of elbow room. Weather proof, all seems and HUBS are reinforced and it comes with stakes but as I ALWAYS advise in high wind, snow conditions upgrade your stakes is a must. At $119.99 this beats out blinds I have tested $40-60 more in price. I RECOMMEND

Overall a solid blind. It gets a lot of things right, with a couple others that could be improved. The good: It's nicely packaged in a convenient carrying sleeve, and the straps easily fit onto your shoulders. The form function is a little different than what you might be used to when compared to the blinds with the folding spring rings, which this one being more vertical versus round. It carries easily and feels lighter than my similarly sized blind. Setup is fast. Overall probably just slightly faster than my folding spring ring blinds, as they require me to assemble and fit the shock corded interior poles. Overall easier to disassemble than the spring ring blinds that are sometimes stubborn to fold. It's roomy! I'm 6'1" and I can easily lay down diagonally across it. Mesh on three sides. You can see out, but they can't see in on those panels. You're still going to want the windows open for a good view, but you can see through the mesh easily enough to see larger animals at short to medium range along with movement. It's also reasonably windproof. I was out in a light breeze, but couldn't really feel the wind inside the blind. The windows: really like the slides to open/close the openings. Much quieter than velcro or zippers on other blinds. Windows are also generously sized. The door: Not huge, but well designed. Easy in/out. Camo: works pretty well even though it's not specifically designed for the pines where we're at. The could be better: The floor, two things on this: 1. It's not sewn into the blind, instead being attached at the corners by toggle loops and the anchor pins, leaving a gap along the base of each wall. This means that if you leave it outside between hunts various critters and bugs may figure out that they like the shelter as well and may want to hang out in the blind. 2. The floor material itself is a PVC coated fabric, which winds up being noisier than the floor in other blinds I have. The material along the outside edge of each window isn't sewn continuously across the edge of the window, which leads you to sometimes grab that fabric loop instead of the nylon strap opening loop, tearing part of that strip away from the window material. That strip should be continuously sewn. Lots of things to like about this one, especially the roominess and the mesh sides. It's a lot of blind for the price. Definitely going to see some time in the field.

This hunting blind has a lot of room inside and comfortably fits multiple people along with gear. Setup was straightforward, and once assembled it felt stable and well constructed. The included floor is a nice feature that helps keep gear out of the dirt and makes longer sits more comfortable. The see through panels are the highlight of this blind. Visibility is excellent, allowing you to keep an eye on your surroundings without constantly moving around and risking being spotted. The dual door design also makes getting in and out much easier than many blinds I've used. The zipper seems good too. Overall, this is a quality hunting blind that offers good value for the money. The spacious interior, visibility, ease of setup, and overall construction make it a great option for hunting or wildlife observation.