THUNDERBAY SPUR Collector 2-4 Person Hunting Blind, Portable Ground Blind with Silent Sliding Window, Portable Durable Hunting Tent for Deer & Turkey Hunting

I don't regret buying this blind! It's pretty roomy inside, it folds up and is more portable than I expected. I do wish it was a little more obvious which way to start unfolding it. Ive gotten better with use but for the first few times using it I was popping the wrong panels and having to pop them back and retry. The zipper door is a little small but I can manage and I'm a big person. Also I tend to just lift it up walk in under it, I don't stake it down if I'm just carrying it in and back out. So far it's held up all season. About 10 uses so far folding it up and back out. Also I left it out for a week in the woods it was fine.

Love how quiet an easy it is to set up. Perfect for the daughter an I. Will be buying more for other locations

This is my 2 cents-worth on the topic of mechanical broadheads versus mesh windows in hunting blinds. My observations are from direct experience with the following products. Despite not purchasing all of them from the same seller I hope to repeat this review for each of these products:1) brand new Thunderbay Spur Collector Two Person hunting blindASIN: B07W7BX1RP2)brand new Rage Hypodermic NC Crossbow BroadheadProduct #: 7807963)brand new RAGE NC X-Treme COC 2-Blade Crossbow BroadheadASIN: B089DLL4PBMy crossbow is a Centerpoint Mercenary 370, ASIN: B079VKTDLM, advertised to launch 400 grain bolts @350 FPS. Bolts are ‎TY Archery 20 inch with plastic vanes, ASIN: B07Z66X93L. Temperature was 81F, if you care to factor that in the suppleness of the screen.I first fired one of each broadhead through paper to assure myself paper didn't open the blades. The paper had fletching sized holes and impact with water opened the blades of both broadheads. I don't have a broadhead target but the lake was a great backstop. If your nocks & ferrules are properly glued arrows float. Shoot, wade, retrieve, repeat.The blind was setup about 10 feet from the paper. The bolts were each fired twice through screen and paper. The screen and the paper had only fletching sized holes.Due to a bewildering abundance of contradictory anecdotes and hearsay I had to have some first person answers. I consider my combination of gear worthy of the Shoot-Through classification. Your mileage may vary. Live long and prosper.BTW, I think the blind is hard to setup & harder to stow. Maybe I can find some online video tipsNov19, 2022 update:Warning! Arrows, bolts & bullets cause very little damage passing through the mesh or fabris of this blind. Muzzle blast shreds it! Imagine a supersonic volleyball passing through the wall of the blind. That's how the my blind looked after my 1st shot during firearms season. If you don't lower windows and screens AND practice sight awareness...expext shredding.

Perfect size, very durability, and easy to use.

Having opted for a low-priced pop-up blind so that I could purchase several for a new hunting lease, I was pleasantly surprised to find that the quality, features, and ease of use of this item are on par with high-priced models I have used. The blind is lightweight, comes complete with guy lines and stakes, and took only five minutes to set up. I especially like the designallowing the panels covering each window to be lowered gradually, quietly, and seamlessly on sliding attachments; also allowing the screen to quietly be partially (diagonally) or entirely lowered by simply disconnecting tensioned hooks in the upper corner. Great product!

Used all deer season and turkey season, still holding strong. Got my limit of deer out of this blind.

Received this blind and it's my first time using a ground blind. Usually walked and found my deer but in the area I live now, it's very wooded and a ground blind or tree stand is the norm. Unpackaged the blind and read thru the instructions. Seemed fairly straightforward when it comes to setting it up. Or so I thought. Started to open it up and was able to get one side popped out and then another but at that point, it started to become very difficult. Brought my 20 year old into the picture to assist and it took us about 15-20 minutes to get the thing opened up and set up. Tear down was just as difficult. If you don't open it and close it in the correct order, things get bound up and it's a bear to straighten out. Not sure if all are like this but that's why I gave it a 3 star

Not cheap so expected durability and the first one we ordered was broke in the package . Ordered another and I'm having to inconvenience myself by sending the broke one back and then this new one they sent is also broke.