I really like this blind. I don't always want to carry some giant 3 person blind into the woods and make a bunch of nosie setting it up. If I'm going on a logner hike, I'll even bring this in when I'm hunting deer or hogs. The small size really makes this enjoyable to use.

Great lightweight turkey blind! Easy to set up and holds up pretty compact. Blocks the wind on a gusty day.

This is a great little hunting blind for the price. It's not too big and is easy to transport and assemble. It folds up nicely into a small carrying case and can be put together in less than 10 minutes. The materials do appear to be of higher quality and should last a long time. I will say that the design does force you into a bit of a compact position, but once you get comfortable, it's quite nice and hides you well. Overall, this is a great purchase for the price, and I can't wait for hunting season to start!

This is a really cool hunting blind. Once you set it up there are even some strings to help hold it and pin it down to the ground. It’s quite sturdy and can handle a medium wind, but probably wouldn’t be a great fit in a high wind area they help you disguise your location from anything you might be hunting or surveying, it’s quite easy to set up and basically it stands out in minutes then you pack it down like a similar to a tent. It folds up into a small size and it’s quite easy to pack in and out wherever you’re going it’s not something you would leave set up but rather take with you in assemble each time..It folds out easily and only takes a few minutes. Great hunting behind.

So this came in a standard camp chair sized bag. There is no height adjustability beyond that, so my idea of sitting there in a comfy chair won't come to fruition. That's ok though, other than that I have no complaints. After reading the tags instructions, setup was easy, (hint, you need to be pretty forceful to open it). It seems well built and the view from inside isn't quite as good as advertised, but it is perfectly usable. The windows also have some elasticity at the top so you can poke your barrel through without exposing yourself, which is nice. It also has some places to add branches to the top to blend in a little better. All in all I like it. The quality seems good, and it's well thought out , though you'll still be sitting on the ground.

My review is for the TIDEWE brand “Hunting Blind for Turkey, 3-Panel Blind See Through” in “Next Camo G2 Green”I’ve been keeping an eye on TIDEWE for several years since they only had a few products but by chance have never purchased anything as yet so was excited to see and test one of their products.I’m reviewing this solely based on firearm usage and am not sure how functional this would be for archery, if I later test it more with a compound bow I may come back and update this review at the top.This is a fantastic quality, well functioning blind with beautifully printed and well designed camouflage that’s ideal for turkey imo. The see through works perfectly fine, the shooting windows are quiet, open far enough, and positioned well. The webbing if you want to brush-in is actual webbing that is sufficiently distributed and well positioned (top and bottom) and seems it will be very durable. The blind material itself throughout seems as though it will be durable, as expected. Setup is super easy and can be done reasonably quiet.I’ve spent a couple weeks playing with this and was frustrated by its height. If you’re on flat ground just sitting flat I’m 6’1 and I could see right over the top of the blind and leaning forward wasn’t an option and I couldn’t scrunch down enough and if I could I was not comfortable enough to stay that way.I’d been thinking it might require one of the low slung semi-reclined turkey chairs but I don’t have one of those. Those may in fact work ideally.Today I finally leaned against a tree and pulled it in around me and was able to comfortably enough lean back enough that I was in an ideal position to have my weapon able to rest but smoothly be raised to firing position without needing to adjust my body at all. PERFECT.Maybe that’s obvious to everyone else on the planet idk, but I’ve never used a turkey blind before always just tried to hide the best I could and sit still, but I’m fidgety so this should help.I also have a few deer spots where my roofed blind doesn’t fit well-concealed or at all or I don’t want to carry it in and I’ve been thinking a panel blind like this could really close off exposed areas around tree trunks and be able to tuck-up under the low limbs and provide excellent flexible cover. For deer I don’t think a head poking above makes as much difference so I think this could be used in more positions and might work for archery or firearm, although I’d be shooting my bow over the top.Like all 1-2 person blinds I’d call this a 1 person blind. Someone of smaller build may be able to sit in this flat and be less exposed but I’d say at least half my head is over the top. You might get an adult and a youth in one idk.This is a killer blind as long as you intend on hunting in a reclined position.This is a fairly premium-ish kind of price however for this general style of turkey blind. That said, it has more and much better features than many or most. Like this style of window is more complex but offers a full range of setups and targeting range that’s much superior to rising over the top or having a small central window on each panel like others.Personally, I’ve always had the feeling that TIDEWE efforts at making feature rich, quality items at competitive prices and despite this being double+- of many turkey panel blinds, it’s got everything you need and it’s all done well. Nothing feels like an afterthought. This is essentially a full pop up without the roof and lower sides.I’m going to hold off judging the height further until I’ve had it out for actual use a few times, but my initial thought has been it seems like another 3-4” would go a long ways, but who knows the compactness may prove more beneficial that occasionally sitting flat to hunt and I can always spend more time brushing it in better.This takes down very easily, I haven’t done the best / most careful sorting of it and it easily slides back into the bag. The bag is typical economy fabric which is fine.The compact packed size of this blind is fantastic so perhaps that’s another reason to keep the height as trim as can be because this can easily be carried or I didn’t test it but I’ve rigged bigger heavier things to my pack this should be no problem and not interfere with walking at all.I think this is a great blind that should last several years if not left outside beyond the season or certainly if packing in and out like I’ll be doing.I recommend this for anyone who will be hunting reclined against a tree or whose chair keeps their head low enough.If my product experience changes significantly without cause I’ll come back and add an edit to the top of this review.5 stars.

This small blind is very light and compact to carry, and it's nice that it's only 3 sided. You can position the open side with your back to a bush or tree, but still get out easily and quick enough if needed. The mesh is quite easy to see through and the camo on the exterior is of a high quality.The overall build is a good quality construction.

This is going to be great for turkey season!

I've never used a blind quite like this. It's a bit short if you want to sit on a small ground chair, but fine if you're just on a padded seat on the ground. Visibility looking out isn't super clear, but that should be expected. It works fine, and in a field setting should be no issue at all. I can see into the blind a little more than I'd like, which makes me wonder what ol' Tom can see when he's looking in, but it is minimal, and with some proper camo on (i was wearing street clothes when I tested it) it should be no issue.The blind can open up a bit with sliding down fabric so you can see out or stick a barrel through. They aren't loud, but they aren't silent either. Play with them before hand so you know how to adjust quietly in the field.Compact, easy to setup, easy to tear down and carry. If you're a ground blind kind of hunter and still want to "run and gun" then this may be ideal for you. If you want to hunt a blind that was already setup and waiting for you then you might want a full four wall and a roof hunting blind.

Blind is of decent quality, easy to set up. Lightweight vs some other setups I have. Color pattern is also good and works for the season I would use it with. Keeps some of the elements out and I can fit myself and some equipment In nicely.

I have some other hunting gear from Tidewe, and it's all been great quality for a very affordable price, so I didn't hesitate to order this pop up blind. I'm happy to say I'm not disappointed at all!First, set up and take down are about 30 seconds each. It's light enough to bring a long on those run and gun hunts, and it's got a bunch of great features built in.There's a band running along the front to stuff branches, long grass, or sticks in if you want extra cover. Everything on it is very sturdy, and the loops make it easy to pop the structure up.If you want to use it by yourself, you can fold the sides in beside you, but each side also swings out, so if you want to just have the blind in front of you and not covering your sides, it would easily fit 2 people.I have a couple low chairs specifically for this type of hunting, and as you can see in the picture, my 5'10" son can sit comfortably behind the blind and remain completely invisible.Like other blinds, you can see in front of you when you're behind it, and rather than Velcro or zippers, which can be noisy, you can just slide the panels in front or beside you down to stick your gun through silently.I'm incredibly happy with this blind, and I now I'm just waiting very impatiently for turkey season!

Well thats what my wife said when she saw me trying this blind out...I own a lot of TIDWE hunting products and I have found them well made and a great value. I ordered this to use it for both turkey hunting and predator hunting. Like all of the other TIDWE products I own, this blind is well made and sturdy. The see through fabric on the top works well and I like that the bottom panels are solid - there is no need to have see through fabric on the bottom of the blind as you are not looking through it.However, I wont be using the pull down windows for one simple reason - the blind is too short. I am 6' 4" and when I sit behind it, my head is taller than the blind. I couldnt use the windows if I tried because I cant get low enough to look down the sights on any firearm with the barrel out through the window. The blind itself needs to be a minimum 12 inches higher with the windows proportionally positioned for tall and shorter hunters.I have to admit that I was looking forward to using this as a run and gun blind, but even with the minimal height of my turkey seat, I m likely going to have to shoot over it as long as the movement doesnt scare the the turkeys or coyotes.

This see through blind is lightweight and has a very solid construction. Camouflaged material does not seem shiny on the outside. Easy to transport and set up. Frame is similar style to a hub blind but easier to pop up and dismantle with no roof fighting back. The sides are not very tall. Sitting on the ground using a foam pad or short stool you would be completely concealed. Sitting in a standard folding chair you would be exposed from the shoulders up but the blind would still hide movement from scratch or shaker calls. With a few minutes spend brushing in either way should be effective.