FUNHORUN Hunting Blind 270/360 See Through Deer Blind, Pop Up Ground Blind

This thing is huge!!! Very roomy and easy to set up and take down. As with all blinds, it takes a little to figure out how it folds, but then no biggie. We put it out and leave it for the season. Deer don't care and it is amazing sitting inside and knowing that it works as a regular blind to the deer, but you can see out everywhere. Only had it up for one season but worked well and seemed to be of good quality.

From the inside you can see everywhere and everything. From the outside you can see the shack. We weren't sure how it would hold up so have had it set up im the weather for a month. No leaks, it hasn't blown away. Its going to be great for hunting season

Excellent blind, easy setup and light to carry. The windows slide open easily. Keeps you mostly dry in the rain but is not windproof and gets some rain blowing in. The hold down stakes definitely need to be upgraded as they dont hold the blind in higher winds. I've had mine take flight a couple times with 0 damage to the blind. The height is decent as im 6'2 and can almost fully stand while inside and plenty of room for 2 people with crossbows.

Well constructed. Thick fabric. Good 360d see thru. VERY easy to set up. Very easy to take down... But NOT EASY to get back in the bag. I like the Window sliders, easy and more importantly they are QUIET so you can open/close windows with game approaching and not make noise. The bolts used for setup/take-down are great for tie-offs to prevent wind blowing it away. Great door openings on two different corners with good solid zippers. Color / Camo looks great for the area I hunt. Overall, I like it a lot. Would have given it a 5, but the biggest problem is the case/carry bag. VERY Cheap material, and they scrimped on the sizing. I rolled the blind tight before trying to get it in the case and still fought with it for 15 min to squeeze it in. Why the hell don't Tent and Blind manufacturers make a carry bag you can get the tent / blind back into after using it. I can't do a vacuum seal compressed roll in the field and need a little extra fabric. Additionally the fabric was cheap thin nylon and after first use there were several tears and holes where the blind had rubbed against the ground.

Got this last season and my only regret is not getting earlier. You will not regret this one. The first day I was in it I had deer staring at me from 6 feet away. It is a good size for one or two people. PLENTY of space. For me it is very comfortable. You set inside in the rain and stay dry. It looks great. I didn't secure it well and we had heavy winds. Blew it a hundred yards or so across a marsh. I was looking right at it and couldn't see it! You will not get better quality for the value. It is very well made, easy to set and pack back up.

Awesome blind! Keeps you dry on those rainy days and the see through mesh is an added plus. I watched a couple doe out of this already in my first use. Seems sturdy and is easy to set up and take down. Would recommend.

I’ve owned this for about two years. It is starting to get small tears in it from being left up all whitetail season here in Texas. Rain/wind/cold/sun. I’ve taken several deer out of it and watched 100’s they never acted like they knew I was there. The loops for the stakes tore the first season but was able to adapt some 550 cord and stakes inside of it to keep it down. It keeps the wind off of you as well. Not very fun in 70 Fahrenheit without the windows “cracked” open.

Pulled it out of the bag, easy to setup, noticed the material is very sturdy and looks durable. I was impressed however there is a 2 inch hole where the stitching came apart on the top of the pole located at the right side of the zipper door. Brand new $100 blind and I already have to repair it. Probably be a good idea to hire some quality control staff.

I set it up in my house to check it out...the material seems sturdy. It was a little difficult to pull the side and top up...I have a larger blind that works a lot easier but maybe because these bars are closer together. It seems like good quality...no holes and 360 view...I like that the bottom of the windows are not super high like my other blind...I can sit in a normal lawn chair (don't have to spend $200 on a blind chair that is 20 inches high to see out) and place my gun so I can comfortably see. There is room for two to comfortable have enough room to sit in a chair if positioned at a 45 degree angle to each other...I wouldn't see 3 people able to hunt in it. I like that the door also has a window and all 4 sides can be used to hunt. The roof looks like it would be water resistant under a normal rain. I am please with it so far. I will update if something occurs during hunting.

Every now and again you come across something and wonder why somebody didn't think of this before. The pop up panel allowing you full to access the blind is a great feature. I can't count the number of times I have caught my foot or tripped getting in and out of blinds trying to wedge my way through a triangular zippered door. When I saw this feature I immediately ordered the blind. This is my second see through blind I own, the other from a different company. In both cases, the bottom panels below the windows don't need to be the see through mesh as they are too low to see through. If the same material used on the roof was used on the bottom of the panels, that would be fine. Even though I sprayed all of the blind with waterproofing (as I do with all my blinds), I was impressed that this blind had only a couple.of pinholes in the roof fabric along the sewed seams. Haven't had a driving rain test yet, but if it's like my other mesh blind, it should stop most of the rain. It would be tight for 2 people and I don't think 3 would fit, but lots of room for 1 person. Definitely not windproof but I put up an inexpensive fleece throw with clothespins on the inside to keep most of the wind off my back. Although I have this on a stand at the moment, the blind needs peg straps in the middle of the 3 panels to help secure it (obviously not on the door panel) when it is staked on the ground. For the price that I paid for this blind, I am very happy with it! Edit - second day with driving rain. I did spray the blind with waterproofing and for the most part am pretty satisfied. Rain beads up on the mesh and doesn't come through the holes. Most of the drips are condensation off the inside of the roof. Water does come in from sheeting off the outside of the roof to the first see through mesh panel, largely because of the volume. We don't look through that panel of the blind so I would recommend to the manufacturer to make that section the same material as the roof.

Spacious blind and so easy to get into! Many of these blinds have awkward doors, making them hard to use, this one is great!

Seems like a good blind so far but nearly impossible to get back in the bag.

Great price, complete 360 view, lightweight, and easy to pack up and go. I am very satisfied with this blind and can't wait until Oct 1.