AmeristepSilent Brickhouse Wide Bottom / ​FIRE Retardant / 75X75X66 Footprint / 80" Shooting Width/MO Country DNA XL

Nicely packaged, setup is easy, sturdy frame, great rain and drizzle protection, can easy fit two hunters. Ready to go - don’t forget your shooting stool.Take down is a breeze.

The blind is easy to set up and take down. Practice setup twice and you're on your way. Having brush loops makes brushing it in very easy. Not many stitching holes but those that exist are easily sealed. Mine stays dry. PLENTY of room for one and 2 can fit if needed.

This tent is a good value for the price but it isn't perfect.Pro:Compared to other tents in this price range the roof isn't full of holes and will keep you relatively dry in the rain.Plenty of room for two people with adequate height to stand up inside.Strong structure. This tent has withstood two storms including a Nor'easter without collapsing.The brush loops are handy for breaking up it's shape with brush or grass.Plenty of windows on sides and corners.Cons.There are a few things I don't like about this tent.The little hooks that keep the window flaps closed are weak. Two already popped off in the wind when the flaps were closed.The zippers on the door are loud and must be waxed and opened/closed slowly to prevent too much noise.The material is a bit shiny. It dulls with time.My main dislike is the-shoot through screen. It is very hard to see through the screen when the sun is shining on it.My tent is facing west and for about 20 minutes at the end of the day before sunset the sun is shining on it. I actually removed the main window screen to see better at that critical time of day. When the sun isn't shining on it seeing through it isn't a problem.The tent has brush loops on the top edges. However, it would be nice if there were some on the sides.And last but not least. The stakes supplied with these tents are useless. They are easily lost due to their black color and are short, thin and ineffective. If you are going to use them, at least spray paint them a bright color to make them easy to find. Better yet, when you buy the tent spend another ten bucks on some good tent pegs. The large yellow plastic ones work great here in the sandy soil.All that said, Ive used this tent for a few weeks, have seen several deer while using it, some less than 20 feet away and for the price is worth the money.

Really like this blind. Its plenty big for 2 hunters(3 is pushing it) Its easy to set up and take down. Windows are OK. Id prefer that they had some sort of sliding closure to adjust the amount you have open. It uses Velcro closures and that works but I'm just not a fan of it. Its a darker camo pattern which I like for hunting in the creek and river bottoms. Inside is comfortable. if is is real cold you can put a small heater in there and be real comfortable. Just don't get the heat close to the material.

I used this for the first time a month ago. I set it up three weeks before the hunt, so it had plenty of time to set out in the weather. There were a few storms over that time, and when I showed up the morning of the hunt, there were no issues. I did open the solid window panels to help keep the wind forces to a minimum.The access door is zippered. A bit loud, but it seems like a quality zipper, so that's a trade off I'm willing to make. The windows are two part. A solid panel is secured with elastic loops around a small plastic dowel. They are a little hard to manipulate, but are quiet and secure. The solid wind panels have two securing points on each panel, so they can be half open or fully open. Then there's a mesh window. These use hook and loop (Velcro) to hold them to the body of the blind. The main mesh panels have a shooting hole sewn into them, so I left the mesh panels in place.I could see a few small pinholes of daylight along the sewn seams, but I'm not looking for a weather proof tent, so these didn't really bother me. Even in a rain storm, I'm sure I'd stay dry in the blind.Taking it down and packing it up at the end of the day only took a few minutes. The carry bag that came with it was roomy enough that I didn't have to fight putting it in. It includes a shoulder strap for carrying.Overall, I'm very pleased with the blind. Would definitely buy again if I needed another.

The media could not be loaded.  I like the height and width of the non zippered entry door.I am 6'3 and 73 yr young and had a problem getting in and out of my previous blind from another company. I especially like the quiet entry door because I set up close to rousting areas.I was able to take a very nice tom on my first time using this blind.The windows are at just the right height and are quiet and easy to open.It held up good during a bad storm,no damage,no leaks.I will take it down once the season is over .I plan to use this blind for quite a while.

nice item, can't wait to use it on spring turkeys.

I haven't used it for a season, but my initial impression from setting it up:Sets up easily, quickly.Spacious...for one. No way to comfortable fit two adults.Lots of windows and various ways to have them fully or partially open.The doorway sucks! It's a triangular foot catcher, and not very large. A big person in cold-weather clothing will find it difficult to squeeze through.Pin holes everywhere there are sewn-in buttons or other connections. It surely will leak in those spots, many around the ceiling seams.I don't expect it to last more than a couple seasons. But maybe I'll be surprised.

Great blind for two hunters, but would be a little tight (but still doable) for three. I used this blind for the spring turkey season and had lots of action. Had toms and hens within 20 meters. Also had a black bear grazing in the field with us for nearly two hours seemingly unaware of our presence. Haven't tried shooting through the shoot-through mesh yet, but it does a good job of obscuring the view into the blind as long as you have the windows behind you closed. Sat a few mornings during deer rifle season and had does walk within 30-40 meters. When they got close they started to act suspicious and peer into the blind. Would've been a chip shot if I'd had an antlerless tag.I'm also impressed with the durability of this product. An unexpected series of events led to me leaving this blind up in a field much longer than I had intended. After a VERY windy night, the landowner informed me that my blind was at his barn. It had blown there from 400 meters away and crossed 2 fences. It only has a tiny tear in one wall.Set up is very easy and reasonably quiet.I recommend this blind to anybody looking for a 2-3 person setup.

easy to used

Excelente producto caben 2 personas con suficiente espacio.

It’s well made and does the job

chasse et confortable