THUNDERBAYBare Bones Light Weight Layout Blind, Waterfowl Field Hunting Blind for Duck Hunting

It does the job you are concealer I wish it had a frame when you use the straps to camouflage it there’s so much weight on your body your legs fall asleep. the straps I wish more elastic most of the brush I put in the straps fell out. It’s is every light for those Halls out to the field. I also wish there was something that would keep the blinds up on your shoulders when you’re laying down on it. I do like the Magness they’re very tough it takes a little bit of forced to on snap them. Over all for 109 bucks it will work but if you are thinking about getting a layout blind that you are going to be using for long sets and windy day spend the extra money and get a 200 dollar one

This is supposed to be lightweight... I don't call just under 10lbs lightweight. The cost was prohibitive as well, and there were some reflective surfaces when I was using it out in the field. Camouflage color was good; but that was about the only good point.Since my decoys are conveyed to the field on a sled; I bought a really lightweight sand chair, and with a pad and camouflage covering, achieved the same goal for half the cost.

Do not waste your money on this instead spend an extra 20 and get the northern flight elite because this thing is fatback and doesn’t conceal you worth crap and is a very uncomfortable design

I do not recommend. Spend the extra money and get an A frame blind. I took this to North Dakota and at best it provided a back rest. I was just as well off gathering grass and corn stalks and covering myself.

I wasted my money on this product. It's not waterproof. Too late to return.

very poor design and do not like. made out of poor material wish i could do a refund but as soon as i was gifted it , the return window was closed. wish i could send in and get money back but they wont let me.