Rhino Blinds R100-RTE 2 Person Hunting Ground Blind, Realtree Edge

Best ground blind in the industry. Easy to set up and take down. Blends in with the environment.

Lots of room, camo is great for my area, easy to look out of, lots of room to move around if need be. Made very well, great price,very quiet if you have to move around, does the job.

Update: After 2 hunting seasons using this blind, it has quickly become my favorite. Now that I'm used to how it sets up and collapses, it's very easy to use. It's very spacious and my daughter gets to nap comfortably while the old man keeps a sharp eye out for the elusive whitetail. Still 5 stars. ---------------- I’ve been hunting with these pop up blinds for over 12 years. The 1st single man blind I had met an unfortunate end after a self inflicted gunshot wound during it’s 4th season. My youngest daughter has been squeezing into my 2nd single man blind the last 3 years, so I finally bit the bullet and bought this blind a few weeks ago. After 2 days hunting in it, I’m impressed. Being 6ft tall, I’ve got two big chairs that I bought from Walmart, side by side, with still 6-8 inches from each chair to the wall. While sitting if I stretch, I can just touch the front wall. The only thing that could be better is the way the windows close. The little blinds had zip up windows that were hard to close but easier to adapt the blind to changes in the weather. I’ll add velcro to the solid windows, which should make it a little more customizable for the window size. A+. Can’t rate the durability yet but I’m hoping it lasts a long time, this is my favorite pop up yet.

So! It's a nice blind, blends in really well, blocks the wind on the sides you have the windows closed, and is really light weight and stable. It kept me dry in the snow. Even while moving around the deer never spooked, they just looked in the direction of the blind. Now the negatives. It's not easy to set up or take down. It's definitely not a 2-3 person blind unless the people are tiny. Like others mine has holes in it, mostly around the stitching but in other places too. The clips that hold the door closed are horrible and I'm not a fan of the toggles on the windows. Magnets would have been better. My rifle barrel kept hitting the screens even with me sitting at the back of the blind. All in all it's a decent blind with a few fixable issues. Some vinyl repair will fix the holes and if you really wanted too you could replace the toggles and clips. It's worth the money though as it's not exactly expensive. I'd recommend a hunting chair, a monopod, and a heater if you live where it's cold like I do.

I have been using Rhino Blinds for several years and they are the best so far. I set them up and leave them year round in the south Georgia extreme heat I usually get 12 to 14 months which is better than other brands I have tried.

Like it very roomy and good quality material, will definitely buy again and recommend it!!

Decent tent but it is far from water proof so pack some tent water proofing spray to go with it. It is fairly durable and easy to set up but some of the window lashings are pretty tough to secure. Over all its a buy but be aware you will need some tent water proofing spray to hunt in this tent in rain or snow.

This is exactly what I wanted. Light, durable, roomy on inside. Sets up Is easy, taking it down I looked like the three stooges until I figured it out. I love the real tree camo.