TIDEWE See Through Blind 270°with Silent Magnetic Door & Sliding Windows, 2-3 Person Pop Up Ground Blind with Carrying Bag, 300D Portable Resilient Tent(Camouflage & Veil Rush)

Super easy to pop up. Nice and durable cloth. Can’t wait to use it this season.

My dad is an avid hunter and absolutely loved this for Christmas!!! He likes the size, the quality and the durability. He said it was a great price for what he got! He loves the view from inside and how roomy it was. Def wants more! Was easy to carry in and out of hunting camp. Quiet zipper! Must have!

High quality, good concealment. We only used a couple of times, but we had it up for a couple weeks with out any issues. You can see out, but obviously not in. Plenty of room for two adults, big buddy heater, and chairs for archery season. Great wind block.

PRO’S:Light enough to carry anywhere you it to be.Simple to set up.CompactCamo pattern blends well in riparian environments.Windows are silent to open, large in size and very easy to shoot through from a chair.Design features of fiberglass poles stand up to 20-ish mph sustained winds. Gusting to 40, you’ll need to plan on using additional tent pegs and tied downs to maintain form.CON’S:Animals will notice movement inside.I’m 6’ 2” 275 pounds. It really is not big enough for more than one. Especially when carrying on a freight frame with all the gear needed for a full day out.Corner stakes are weak and flimsy. Problem solved with tent pegs.

This blind is pretty cool, you really can see out when nobody or no animals, can see you inside, it's sort of the perfect blind. I can definitely see the advantages of this blind over other brands. It's not light but it's not too heavy either and easy to carry fairly easily. It comes in a bag that allows you to carry it backpack style which is a plus. The bag doesn't seem durable enough to last more than a season or two but that's a guess and I could be wrong. I'm very impressed with the Tidewe.The overall construction is good. There are very small holes along every stitch but much too small to leak. There are instructions for setting up the blind permanently attached to the bag so you don't lose them but it's better to ignore them, they are practically useless. Instead watch the Tidewe video on YouTube explaining (and showing) how to set the blind up. It's doable but it can be a real PITA to set it up by yourself, hopefully you have a hunting buddy with you because that makes it super easy.My particular blind has some small holes in the roof but the seller was extremely responsive and made things right. It's a great product and the seller is top notch.

Bagged an 8 pt at 30 yards in my second sit. This thing was sweet. It took a little patience for first time setup and had a few small pin holes here and there. I thought it looked sweet and was easy to break back down. Do yourself a favor and where gloves on setup. My hands got FULL of fiber glass splinters on that initial setup. I love the view from inside. The door close is nice and quiet, the windows are smooth, and ample space. My ONLY wish, is that the window hook loops for the back window and the front window were a little bigger. It was very hard to hook at dusk at the end of the sit. Had it set up for weeks in some very nasty weather prior to so wildlife would acclimate.

The media could not be loaded. I set this blind up near an older blind on private land and it blends perfectly!The quality, appearance, camo pattern, silent sliders and magnetic door buttons make all the difference. Mind you, it’s really meant for bow hunting rather than spring turkeys, but you can still manage a shot out any one of the three triangular openings on the front.I also own an older model from them that uses zippers to get in and out of and the front is a horizontal slit, and that was great, but this blind is at another level.Also, it keeps you just a bit warmer than sitting out in the open exposed to the wind and the roof is rain resistant. This was another advantage in temps just above freezing.The ONLY thing I wish it had was an internal bag to store the carry bag, but other than that, it’s perfect.

Realizing that I am getting too old to comfortably sit on the ground for hours, I got this blind to use for turkey hunting this year. I only started hunting a few years ago, and was able to bag my first gobbler by using this blind. I set it up the day before the hunt, and set up was pretty easy after watching a couple of videos online. Being able to see through the walls of the blind and to open the windows quietly made for a perfect set up. It may not last forever, but who cares? As far as I'm concerned it paid for itself the first time I used it.