NITEHAWK Pop-Up Hunting Tent/Hide/Blind with Chair - For Photography, Shooting, Bird Watching

I saw a youtube wildlife photographer review about this hide. And he raved about it. And he was absolutely right to do so. Its excellent. What it is really is a camping chair with a fold over hood. The chair is you basic comfortable camping chair made of strong metal tubes with nylon seat and armrest. It has a built in cup holder. The tent or hide part is bolted on to the chair . It has 3 metal supports and the hide cloth a strong plastic coated product is attached to the struts and you literally sit in the chair and pull the hide or hood over you. Just like a hoody really. There are a number of flaps you can open for air and ventilation and 2 larger flaps at the front so you can view out. It all compresses and a strap holds it together so you can out it back in the bag. Which has 2 shoulder straps for carrying. I have been after a small portable hide for ages. For 58 quid you can argue with this. Fast and easy to use. Cheap but good quality, a must for wildlife watching and photography. Buy one you wont regret it.

I bought this mainly to get closer to the birds in my garden to photograph them. The chair is comfortable the the variety of openings means I can take photos from different angles without having to reposition it. Or create a through draft on a warm day. The chair is comfortable and has a handy drinks holder in one arm. It opens up easily, though I'd recommend not letting it spring open on its own, but restraining it a little. As with most pop up items, there's a knack to folding it up, but there's always YouTube for some handy hints on that. All in all, I'm very pleased with the product.

Very cheap hide in comparison to other brands, love the functionality, very easy to set up and pack down, fairly comfortable for extended periods of use. Haven’t tested it in the rain yet, but I think you’ll struggle to find something better at this price point. The only drawback I could imagine would be the weight if you were carrying it over a long distance, but it’s usually on my back or strapped to a bag, it doesn’t bother me.

Excellent product - easy to erect and pack away, plenty of openings for camera (and importantly - air - it gets very hot inside!) Please take note, it's a little heavy. Not on it's own, at 6 1/2 kilos, but added to a camera backpack and tripod, it makes for quite a heavy load. It's probably more useful if you're not planning a long walk to the location chosen.

In recent times I have bought a lot of shooting related products and always wanted to try these. Using the popular poles and net hide for shotgun use, I thought this would be ideal for when I am out with the air rifle or camera. It seems to be quite well made so far. Nothing has fallen off, bent or torn. The Camouflage pattern is well defined and clear and blends in to the surroundings well at certain times of the year. I drape a standard net over it as well sometimes which helps no end. The seat is a standard camping chair type with a mug holder. Setting it up is quite simple, however, folding it back into its transport bag can be challenging at first but not a deal breaker. It requires a fair amount of force to compress the flexible metal arches so you can clip it together for return to the bag. It feels a bit counter intuitive doing this, fearing they will break but it is designed to be transported and stored this way so no real worries there. The hide is by no means water proof though. A light shower will be ok but anything more will get through. From inside you can see daylight through the zips which is where the water would undoubtedly get in. Wind protection is generally good as long as you peg it down with the supplied pegs. As a man of 55yrs, getting in and out can be a challenge. Unless you just pull the whole canopy back over your head, which you can not do if it is pegged down. You have a fair amount of leg room inside until you introduce shooting sticks or a camera tripod which reduces your movement somewhat and in turn makes it more of a challenge if you need to get out for any reason. I have used this hide a number of times now and can say, Once you have your set up routine down, and have got yourself organised inside, it is quite cozy. This is a great addition to my kit and am very pleased I bought it.

Good, seems well made

Ordered this for bird photography in the garden. Just the right size for one person and I found it was effective at keeping me hidden with decent sized openings for photographing the birds. Very fast to set up. The quality of the material is a bit below par though, with my hide having a couple of small holes/minor tears. For a brand new product not really acceptable but easily patched up with a bit of gaffa tape as I could not be bothered to return it. I feel it's a little bit overpriced for the quality of what you are getting. £50 would be more realistic. Packing the product away is quite a chore too requiring a lot of physical effort. The bag could do with being bigger to make life easier. Despite the faults it still does the job and is a fair bit cheaper than other alternatives

Here’s a fun, casual, positive Amazon review you can use: ⸻ I grabbed this Pop-Up Hunting Tent on a bit of a whim, and honestly, I’m impressed. It pops open in seconds—no wrestling with poles or instructions that look like a treasure map. Once it’s up, it feels surprisingly sturdy, and the camo blends in really well. Plenty of room to sit comfortably without feeling boxed in, and the viewing windows give a nice clear line of sight without giving you away. Used it a few times now in everything from light rain to a breezy morning, and it’s held up like a champ. If you want something easy, reliable, and genuinely handy out in the field, this little tent is a winner.