YakGear Ambush Camo Kayak Cover & Hunting Blind

Fits a 12 Ozark Trail Pro Angler very well. It has made it through one duck hunting season without any rips or tears.

Fantastic product over all, does exactly what I needed it to do. Fits my Jackson Big Rig like a Dream, Big Rigs are one of the widest kayaks on the market at like 38" or 39", and once brushed up... its is perfect!! the only reason I havent given it 5 stars is because I dont know how well it will hold up over the season and I am having an issue with one of the door flaps not laying flat. That's it though definitely wish I could do like a 4.5 stars

This works great on my MoMarsh fatboy dp. The fit was fantastic - even fits well on the transom.The momarsh fatboy is 13 ft long and 44 inches wide. It fit all the way around the lip no problem. I would imagine some of this is due to the momarsh being so short unlike a lot of kayaks.Super pleased at how well it fits!

!!!NOT NOT BUY THIS BLIND!!!It is an unusable, borderline dangerous pile of crap. When they say it fits "up to" a 14' kayak, they mean it will ONLY fit a 14 foot kayak. On my 12' I have to draw the cinch cord up so much that the doors won't function properly and the extra material in the stern may as well be an anchor. You absolutely Can NOT paddle with the blind on the boat. The vegetation straps are a joke. They are black and their needs to be 3x as many, also none on the rear of the blind. The inside of the blind is bright white so if your doors are open you may as well be shining a spotlight at any passing birds. This product was CLEARLY not designed by a duck hunter, and I am beginning to suspect it wasn't even designed by a kayaker. 0 out of 5 stars. AND I waited almost 2 weeks for shipping and when I ordered the price was $195, when I got back on to write this review the price had dropped to $140 so I definitely overpaid.

Fits my 12' kayak ok. A bit of material hanging over the back. Was able to brush the yak in with the loops on there so thsts a plus. No good way to tigten the sides of the cover towards the top. Not a fan of the under boat straps as they get snagged on weeds and floating debris( i have a trihull kayak) so it may be better for a flat bottom. Also one of the straps broke the first time out. The doors suck. They are flimsy and overlap so when you want to get out in the marsh they hang way over the side of the kayak. In my opinion as a "layout blind" cover, the doors should meet at the middle to make it easier to pop up and shoot. I will probably modify the doors to make them better. Overall this blind in my opinion is overpriced and the design was not by a hunter.

Fit the H12 great. We left the doors in the son with weights on them and the are straight and work great.

I have been using this on a Wilderness Systems Commander 140 which is a 14 foot fishing kayak. I will try contacting customer service for a warranty due to the incomplete stitching, then update my review.So the Pros:- Great concealment- Seems to be holding up- Easy to put onCons:- The stitching at the nose of the kayak was not finished so the nose of my kayak is separating the stitches- The panels were rolled up for shipping and I have not been able to get them to flatten out yet- High cost for poor quality control

Heavy duty material appears to be a style of tip stop. Draw strings are heavy duty and don’t break when tugged on. The doors for the pop up style are Flexible and require some flattening. Everything about this blind says hunt hard and kill ducks.

For anyone who has one, I used this on a Stealth 1200 with no issues.