Outta Site Hunting Blind – 4 & 5 Sided High Density Plastic Hunting Blind – 1-2 & 2-3 Person Hard-Sided Ground Blind for Deer, Turkey Hunting – 360 Views – Arctic Snow Camo, Habitat Olive, Thicket Oak

It's a good product. It came with short and sample instructions. It's easy to set it up without a screw driver although two persons needed. It's durable. I live in a state with big snowstorm in winter time. I'm hoping the top cover will withstand heavy snow.

Very decent stand for the money. Easy to assemble with 2 ppl. Haven't used it in the field yet, but excited to.

Compared to a soft sided blind this is luxury for cold hunts. Used it deer rifle season bolted down to a trailer(last minute thing) and it did great. The windows are a bit too dark for me but beats having the windows open in a soft sided ground blind for sure. The door does have a significant amount of gap when closed but found a command hook on either side of the door holding up a blanket that covers the door below the window blocks that wind and makes it pretty nice. Assembly was pretty easy and straight forward. Will admit that with 2 ppl inside it does get a little tight and tend to hit the sides but got some cheap sound proofing panels and put that up as a chair rail of sorts and 3d printed a rifle rest to lean the barrel of the gun against. Overall a nice little hunting blind for the money and not outrageous price like the reneck or muddy.

Sturdy. Easy to put together. Prepare for large boxes to recycle afterwards

It’s a nice blindCould not find a base for it and had to build oneThe windows are NOT transparent

Put together easily! A little small for 2 people though. My daughter used this blind to take several deer. It's not regular camo but the deer got used to it in less than a week.

This could work for some people but here are my issues.The slightest touch to any panel is extremely noisy but I figured for the price I could fix it up.I added some sound-p foam panels and carpet. I also put pieces of split foam pipe cover on the window openings as a quiet rest. Unfortunately the windows leak water so the wall foam and carpet get wet. I had to make window covers out of tarp pieces, duct tape, and Velcro. The windows are extremely reflective so I left the dull plastic on them and had to paint them a flat green. The only advantage this blind has over the more expensive ones is that it is portable, but even then I will have to make a wood base so it will hold its shape.

Seems to be a very decent product. A bit tough to put together. Let's see how long it lasts!