Barronett Blinds Pulse 2 Person Hub Blind, Bloodtrail Camo

Just received mine today. I've never owned a portable pop up blind and I was able to get it set up in less than 5 minutes the very first time.I have hunted out of 2 different similar blinds before, but never set them up..It seems well made and sturdy, especially for $79 delivered to my door :)It includes the pop up blind, a heavy drawstring storage/carry bag, 12 heavy wire stakes, a small carry bag for the stakes, 4 tie cords each 5.5 ft long to tie the side hub eye bolts to the anchor stakes.The blind has 9 anchor loops around the bottom for anchor stakes. One on each corner and one on the side between each corner.The entrance to the blind is a zipper on one corner, and each side of the zipper wall also has a stake anchor loop, so 2 loops at the entrance corner.The blind has 5 hubs where the support poles join together. 4 of the hubs are in the center of each side. 1 hub is on the top center or the peak of the blind.On the outside, the hubs have an eye bolt loop for attaching the guy cords to help anchor and support the blind, Inside of the blind, the eye bolt is secured by a nylon insert lock nut.The storage bag has a drawstring closure and 2 shoulder straps, 2 in wide, so you can sling it over one or both shoulders for carry.The metal stakes are about 7 in long work ok in firm ground, but I decided to re-use several large plastic tent stakes for the soft ground where I hunt.The window covers and screens are both held shut by elastic loops and toggles. This is not as secure as velcro or zippers, but they are very quiet to slip open and closed. Both the cover and the screens open up.There is no bottom or floor to the blind.There is lots of room for myself and gear in this blind, and it should work OK with 2 adults inside and limited gear.So far I really like it.Edit:The windows are about 9 in wide and 22 in tall.I liked this blind so much I ordered another one :)

It is an OK blind but a strong wind tore the stake straps and it sailed into the great beyond and I haven't seen it since. Not sure I can hold that against it but I have 4 others in the same field that collapsed but didn't blow off.

I needed a 2nd blind for my lease and my first pop-up was also a Barronett. The price was also attractive. Same high quality of my first blind and set up was a breeze. My blind was not the same color in the photo and was more of a red brown camo color but that was not a negative factor for me. I shoot a 33.5" ATA bow and that is a little tall for this blind. I have to shoot from a kneeling position to avoid hitting the top of the blind with the limb. So I would recommend this for crossbow shooters over compound bows unless you are shooting one that has a fairly short ATA height. I wouldn't even try a traditional or recurve. I leave my blinds up year round so I'll update on its durability.

Poor door design very difficult to enter and exit

Set up this blind in August. It turned red/ pink by Sept 20. It held up well in the wind but the dye they used in the material faded out to pink in 7 weeks. I would not recommend this for use outside. Even in partial sun

I`m 51. I`ve hunted from blinds since they came out, Bow Shotgun Rifle and Muzzleloader. This is perfect! I`m 6ft so there`s not room to shoot standing but with my knees bent I can and do shoot my Bow fairly easy. I Bow hunt more than any other and this blind works super for that. The vertical windows are similar to the hard sided Redneck blinds, those slide down to open, these fold down by toggle releases. Very easy to use. I was packing around the Bone Collector blind all last fall and winter and it beat me down. It was just WAY to heavy! This blind is so light and easy to pack. When you pack your gun or Bow, a backpack full, chair, and other stuff, the weight and size of this blind is great at the end of the day.. It works perfect for me and my side kicks "grandsons" love it as well. There`s Plenty of room, the windows are in perfect spots and at perfect heights, its easy to pack and sit up, you cant beat it! I could go on and on.. You could shop for years and not find a better blind and you`ll NEVER beat what you get for the price. PERFECT!P.S.: The seller had it at my door in just 3 days after placing the order WOW!I`ll order another for Sure, maybe 2 or 3 more!

Seems like good quality. Windows covers in the inside are bungee type which are silent compared to Velcro, thicker material than some I've bought, keeps rain out, good camo pattern for south Texas. I'll post an update in a few months.

Style of blind is great but it faded to an almost pink color ,even set up in the shade.