Rukket Hunting Blind, Ground Blind Stands for Deer, Turkey, Duck Hunting, Choose Pop-Up, Hub, and 360 View Hub-Style

My only complaint is the shooting windows are really low. You just about need to be sitting in the ground.

The stakes are too short to hold the blind in place

Really nice blind for the money. Quick, easy set up and easy to carry through the woods bag. Great blind to have on hand for those spur of the moment location changes… Very durable…. Set mine up on private property in Michigan for the firearm season, got caught up with work and my kids and wasn’t able to get it taken down for a couple of weeks after the season ended. During that time we had terrible wind, snow and ice storms. I thought for sure it would be in shreds when I got there, if it was there at all.. it was in an open meadow amongst a small patch of scrub trees. Wind blew trees down around the blind, but that sucker was still there in one piece!!! No rips, no tears, nothing….. ice built up on top and collapsed the top of the support frame down in the manner it is designed to collapse for transport, but the framework wasn’t bent or damaged in any way. I cleared the ice, finished folding it up and put it back in the bag for next year. If you are on a budget like me (single dad), you need the most bang for your buck, and need it to last more than one season…. This one gets it done, and has plenty of room in it to take the kids with you. The blaze orange patches are a nice touch for public land hunts, or they are easily concealed if you don’t want the blind to be seen at all.

For the price, it’s decent , but the viewing/shooting holes aren’t really big enough to find a real good position to watch 3 sides. The rectangular holes are useless for archery. I’ve sat a few rainy mornings and it keeps water out. I really like the entire side flips up to allow entrance.

Seems like a nice blind. Bought this is a gift for a family member to use for photography.

The blind itself is pretty nice. It is relatively easy to put up, but taking down has a learning curve. Glad I did both at home first. It is very roomy and big enough for 2-4 people depending on if your using a shotgun or bow. My reason for only 2 stars is that I put it up and anchored it as the instructions said and used it later that day. I went back the following day and the blind had blown away and is gone. Several stakes were still in the ground along with the tethers that were poor quality and had frayed and broken. There were not any super high winds or storms and they weren't rubbing branches or anything so it was due to the bad quality tether ropes that I'm out a blind that I only got to use once.

I set this up late season, in a clear cut. It suited my needs for the season and I plan on using it for turkeys as well. Wish the stakes were a bit heavier as the wind pulled it up a few times.

I normally don't like leaving comments but this pisses me off. We set the blind up for regular deer season. It was fine for about a week then the stakes started coming up. Had to fix the thing everytime I went out. We used heavy duty stakes after that, still wouldn't stay down, and a couple of the loops to hold it down ripped. The front wall kept collapsing in. Pretty something broke where the poles connect. To top everything off a huge rip in the side wall just started. Overall worst blind ever! Would have been great if it wasn't garbage. It was less than a year old. Now we have to buy a new one. 😡