360 Solo Blind - First Lite Typha™
360 Solo Blind - First Lite Typha™
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SKU: B6222FLT
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Description
When it is just you and your retriever out in the field you may opt to scale-down the spread, but skimping on your hide would simply be silly. Tanglefree's 360 Solo Blind is a game-changing, highly-durable personal panel blind that provides full and comfortable 360-degree concealment for you and your hard-working retriever in all types of settings from flooded fields to rushing river banks. Weighing less than the Flight Series Layout Blind and featuring a folding design with carrying handle and strap, you can easily sling it over your shoulder or stick it in your sled. And with setup taking a mere minute, you'll have more time to stuff the stitched-on stubble straps with fresh, natural cover to make you truly disappear into your surroundings. In support of your canine companion, the blind is equipped with a built-in dog door to allow maximum concealment and companionship while at the same time making it easy to mark birds and retrieve them without disturbing your setup. And the two interior storage pouches provide a place to put their gear and yours. The 360 Solo Blind delivers maximum concealment in a small footprint with minimum effort - the perfect solution for this season's solo hunts.
Features:
- Camo Pattern: First Lite Typha™
- Durable construction
- Aluminum frame
- 360 degrees of concealment
- Built in dog door
- Conceals 1 hunter and 1 dog comfortably
- Stubble straps
- Carry handle and shoulder strap
- 10 panels
- 2 Interior storage pouches
- 4 stakes and built in stake pocket
- Size (folded): 13"-20" x 44" x 5.75"
- Size (Each panel): 13"- 20" x 44" Tall
- Size (Top diameter when set up): 36"
- Size (Bottom diameter when set up): 60"
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Hunted once so far. Went with my lab and a cousin. Fit us both and the dog but we were shoulder to shoulder and a little cramped. Made shooting a little more challenging, but doable. Bigger guys may not be able to double up unless you leave the back open a little for a wider profile. Ducks and geese were coming right in while we were out in the middle of a mud flat. We brushed the blind with willows and looked like a lone willow bush out in the middle of the flat at the waters edge but it didn’t seem to deter the birds. The bottom of the blind was actually in the water during the hunt.
Havent used it on a hunt yet but it’s got quite a lot of room and seems very durable . Assembly was very straight forward but as others have said it’s kinda a pain to stretch the fabric over the frame.
I haven’t had a chance to use the solo blind yet. It was recommended to me by a friend who uses one regularly. He stated that the ducks and geese land right by the blind when he is hunting for waterfall I’m not sure if I assembled the panels Appropriately. The assembly would be easier if the camouflage cover was made just slightly looser. Otherwise it looks like a very good high-quality item that should last a long time. Long rifle, Pete.
I've used the solo blind for a couple years. Great blind. light weight...portable and strong. Easy to brush up. Room inside for gear and dog (if you gave one) and quite concealed for above. A must have.
I hunt tidal waters out of a boat so panel blinds are hard for transfer. The 360 blinds work great for this and concealment is a quick set up. The versatility of these blinds is unmatched.