Panel Blind - First Lite Typha™
Panel Blind - First Lite Typha™
blinds
In stock
SKU: B6001FLT
Couldn't load pickup availability
Free shipping on USA orders over $400 [excludes HI & AK]
-
Description
Revolutionary new concealment system from Tanglefree. Offering the ultimate in portability and concealment to effectively hunt field edges, cattail sloughs, standing corn, riverbanks, and even in the middle of the field from a sitting position while being completely concealed. The panel blind design creates multiple set-up configuration options in the field. Front and back panel will comfortably conceal 4 hunters. Hunting against standing corn or river banks where only front coverage is required, you can comfortably conceal up to 9 hunters with 2 panel systems. Add natural vegetation to the grass straps and the blind becomes virtually invisible by eliminating hard edges. Hunt from the comfort of a sitting position. Window viewing ports allow all the hunters to watch the show! 600D Polyester material withstands years of abuse. Sets up in seconds and easily moved to quickly change set up location in the field. Folds neatly and packs away for easy storage.
Features:
1 Panel Blind System (1 side) included- Camo: First Lite Typha™
- Durable construction
- Aluminum frame
- Adjustable width to close the gap when you need extra concealment
- Window viewing ports on all panels
- Adjustable height
- Conceals up to 4 hunters per set of panels
- Size Flat: 130" L Top - 160" L Bottom x 50.5" H
- Size (folded): 33" L x 4.5" W x 50.5" H
- Size (3 Individual Front Panels): 33" L x 50.5" H
- Size (2 Individual Side Panels): 16 - 31" L x 45 - 49.5" H
- Size (3 Front Panels Combined): 99" L x 50.5" H
- Weight: 16.5 lbs. (19 lbs. including 2 support poles and 5 stakes)
- Five stakes: 10" L and .25" in diameter
- Metal buckle closure
Related Products
Top notch blind, durable and sturdy.
I walk in for each hunt and this thing is great to strap on a cart of sled above the decoy bags. The Typha Pattern blends in great with the surrounding backdrops, and the ducks have no idea we are there.
The complaint I have is that a few corners have some stitching pulling out since the canvas is so tight around the frame and the velcro struggles to stay hooked in a couple places. Overall, I am very happy with this blind!
Great blinds have gone through 6 in last few years. Biggest complaint is a poor design where fabric is incredibly hard to get over blind frame. Which leads to wear and tear within 2 years if used regularly. Fabric starts to wear where pressure point is and blind will eventually fall apart. Also once well brushed needs the wind support. But convient blind forsure
Bought two panels to accommodate my grandchildren for Tennessee waterfowl youth hunt. Everything great till I got to stretching fabric to Velcro together, a bit much for wore out ol’ grandfather. But I didn’t let it whup me. Took hours. Blind worked great in field and easily held three people. How bout getting Shawn with RNT to do video on stretching fabric to Velcro??
Bought two panels to accommodate my grandchildren for Tennessee waterfowl youth hunt. Everything great till I got to stretching fabric to Velcro together, a bit much for wore out ol’ grandfather. But I didn’t let it whup me. Took hours. Blind worked great in field and easily held three people. How bout getting Shawn with RNT to do video on stretching fabric to Velcro??