FUNHORUN Hunting Blind with Floor Mat, 360 See Through Ground Blind, Pop Up

Honestly, I hardly ever think something is worth writing a review on. Especially with the way things are made these days. But let me tell you, this has got to be the best value to quality ratio I’ve seen, I got the big 3-4 person model, I’m 6’2”, I can stand up in it with plenty of room, it took me all of 2 minutes to get it popped up and ready to go. The only downside is the stakes it comes with, they’re awful stakes that will pull out of the ground, easy fix for the price (I got some trampoline spiral stakes and straps for 15$ as a combo on Amazon, highly recommend ordering it with the blind to save yourself a little headache. As for the blind itself and functionality, it’s perfect, you can’t see in it from the outside period, But you can see everything outside of it clearly when you’re inside. The floor mat is a nice addition and it seems good quality and even zips completely around the inside so there’s no gaps. When I was in the blind, it was 22 degrees and windy. The blind didn’t budge from the wind and you could only feel the slightest of breeze, the real kicker though. I didn’t realize how much wind and temperature this thing actually protected me from, I was comfortable inside the blind but as soon as I stepped outside of it the air temperature and wind hit me, it was easily 15-20 degrees warmer inside the blind and without the wind !

This is a great blind... pros. Easily see through and hard to see in from the outside. Adding branches and twigs makes it look like it belongs. Awesome design with the floor. Easy to remove if needed. Easy set up and take down. Really durable. Cons. Doesn't come with a center support for the roof has to be bought separately. I wish they had used the material that is on the roof for the bottom at least 4-6 inch strip just to keep out snow and moisture that builds up around the out side. I also wish that there was a way to combine another blind to it to provide more room. I was unable to hunt Wed, thu,and Fri. When I came back out to my blind on sat the roof had collapsed from the snow that we had gotten. It was an easy fix. I unzipped the door and climbed inside from there I located the center of the roof and pushed up. All the snow slide off and no damage to the blind had accord. Unfortunately there was now snow inside the blind beacuse the snow pushing the roof down has also opened the windows allowing snow to get in. It was an easy fix. I moved all the snow to the middle of the floor. Unzipped the floor and lifted it up and out of the blind. Then I zipped the floor back into place. I am really impressed that it was able to withstand the amount of snow that was on top of the roof without any poles snapping . I highly recommend this blind to anyone who wants to be in the woods and be completely protected from the elements.

Absolutely Worth the price. BUT - OK, I bought the Large one, so maybe this is the reason, but NOT Quit as easy to setup as all the videos I saw. The Top was the Main problem though, once it was open the rest was just figure out what way to pull. Second time was a little easier so maybe a few more time and I will get it right up. Just trying to get that first POP out was hard because you are working with very loose material and reaching out and over the whole pile of tent. The littler one might not be and issue at all. Once up I loved it. With the larger "Blind" you can stand up, but the windows are still a little low for stand up viewing. I did learn to get a decently tall chair/stool and lower the Bottom half of the windows and the height is just right for back comfort. The tiny holes do not really allow for much ventilation so it does still get warm inside. Windows do allow ventilation. + The whole thing is very light so You will want to stake it down. Good breeze or moderate wind will blow it around. Not 100% cannot see inside, but pretty sure no animal will be able to tell you are there. My dogs didn't see we waving at them to come. Take down is easier, BUT - Recommend starting with the Top, From the inside. Also Recommend, FIND the Strap you will use to Strap it all Closed, BEFORE you collapse everything and get it rolled up. And while folding it up, try to tuck in corners or edges as you go. Will make the end strapping easier. Shock of All Shocks???? I Got it back in the bag it came out of! Love it and Recommend it. But only opened used in the wild once, and in my back yard the next morning, because I was NOT going to try taking it down and storing it in the Dark. Might actually be a Great Tent Period if you don't get a lot of Rain. BTW I did not try the floor. And the roof section is NOT clear.

It's easy to setup and take down, will made and roomy

- Overall thoughts: This is my first time with a blind of this type. It has nice construction and overall better than expected- very pleased. The "window" openings are supported on their sides by attached cordage with the attachments being simply slid up and down the cordage for opening and closing the openings. This should be fairly quiet in use as the only zippers are on the door. No noisy hook/loop fastening used either. The floor material is also nicer than expected, but most of the time I will not use it and it was not installed for my testing. I struggled setting up and tearing down the blind, but that is mainly due to inexperience the first time out. I expect the next time things will be much easier. - Testing: Setup mid-day on a sunny day in my large, enclosed workshop with no lights turned on, with concrete floor and open, large rollup doors and windows. Supplied floor not installed for testing. With this setup of sunlight behind the blind coming through a large open door, it was fairly easy to see someone inside the blind, which was disappointing; but I suspect most blinds of this type would have the same issue in this setup, since all of the sides are simply material with a huge amount of small hole placed through it for viewing. This would have to work in both directions with external and internal lighting making the visual differences. - Setup. Boy, this took me much longer than expected since I had a hard time identifying the center strap to pull first to pop the roof up so the sides could be erected next. This would have been a 5-star product if the OEM had some kind of identification for the center strap- as it looked just like the side straps in mounting and construction. I marked the center strap for easier identification next time- as it may been hidden in the folds of material and not immediately viewable. - Thermal scope testing: This device IS NOT advertised to mitigate thermal signatures from outside the blind, but I tested just to see the effects, if any, by having my wife stand inside with me standing 20' away looking towards the large open door with sunlight, behind the blind. Using a quality 2.0x thermal scope, the thermal signature was weaker in appearance but still pretty noticeable. Using 3.5x and 4.5x scopes, the thermal signatures were very much weaker, with bare legs being the most noticeable. These effects must have something to do with the field of view and magnification of the scopes. - Teardown and packing back into the nice supplied bag: I struggled getting the deconstructed blind folded back up, but finally managed to do so. This will take some experience to figure out how best to do so. But overall, not too bad of a deal. As is typical of larger things being stored back into storage bags, I had to really finagle the blind to get it compact enough to fit in the bag, but got it in the end.

Great game ground blind that is lightweight, roomy and durable. Would purchase again.

Kids absolutely love this. Cant believe how big it is. Would/will buy this again for other family members.

What a great blind! This was so easy to pop up. My husband is a photographer so I ordered so we could pop up in the front yard and wait for the beautiful birds we blend right in he gir sine great hummingbird photos!! Very light carry when we go in shoots great value order now