Rhino Blinds R200-MOC 3 Person Hunting Ground Blind, Mossy Oak Breakup Country, 58X58X66

had this thing for over a year and still sitting in the woods in like new shape

It took me a whole 30 seconds to put it together. I did it in the field and in the dark. Tool a little longer to figure out how to put it away. It is a little heavy when factoring in a chair and all your other crap. I did 2 loads. I staked it down and left it for 6 weeks. Had no issues with anything. Worked better than I thought and looking at it I would have paid probably $100 more for it. I had myself and my girlfriend with me and we had plenty of room. If you're over 280lbs / 6 ft then this should be a one man tent when factoring in your chair, bow, backpack and food. I did stomp all the grass down in a circle then put the tent over that to try and minimize the ticks. A cheap 5x5 ground cloth will be thrown in my bag for next time. Carrying bag has room for added stuff.

I just popped this up in my garage to put a good coat of silicone spray on the roof. Won’t be using it till next season. Ive had the original rhino for about 6 yrs and it’s been pretty good. A storm cam through and broke a couple poles this year. This blind is a lighter fabric than my old one. Hoping it will hold up well, but it seems fine at this point. Like the zipperless door. Hate the rectangular window to the right of the door, it doesn’t close good. I’ll probly just see it permanently closed. They should just leave that window out. It’s more of a problem than its worth. Good overall for the price though. Enough that I just ordered a second one while the sale is still on.Ok, now I’ve used it two seasons. Get a good rain and it will collapse and turn into a swimming pool and poles will tear out the hubs.. Also it must be very sensitive to UV as after two seasons the material tears like crepe paper. I’ve never had a blind that didn’t last 3-4 seasons till this one. After two seasons the hubs are shot and the fabric tears like crepe paper.

I put this out in summer and I’ve had it up for about 4 months. It’s done well withstanding the elements here in southern Ohio.I’d suggest investing in serious ground stakes or you will find your blind in your neighbors woods from strong winds.I use the stinger 2 blade broadhead. I shot right through the screen with them and hit my archery target about 15 yds away right where I was aiming.I got out the first day of bow season and had two fawns and a doe come within 10 yards. The fawns didn’t know what to think but the doe was suspicious. She was looking in and snorting for movement but didn’t totally spook. I could just be a stinky bastard even with all the scent spray shower I took.Overall it was a good blind. For the price I’d buy another one before I bought some of the other cheap ones.

I had trouble assembling this without taking it apart. I had to disassemble the fiberglass poles by taking the screws off the hub to get it flipped around and re-assembled. Did I do it wrong? Something went wrong. This is a different hub blind than I have used before. I had another brand that you didnt need to read directions.For this one I advise reading the directions and practicing if you are putting this up on the morning of the big hunt. It took me a while to figure out how to fold it down too.I voiced my concerns to Rhino blinds and they take care of their customers. I really want to try out their 180 see through blind! Pretty cool technology!I just took this from airing out in the back yard to the hunting area. Putting it up was pretty easy this time.Just get this in plenty of time to MAKE SURE YOU CAN ASSEMBLE IT WHEN NEEDED.

This thing is a very nice sized blind, should fit two people comfortablyLike one review said, it did not come with instructions, but if you can setup a tent, you can set this up no problemFirst time I set it up, it took me about 20-30 minutes, total, and I did it aloneOnly complaint I have is one of the smaller windows does not have a way to keep it down, up yes, down, noGood wind and it will blow open, but that's minorI really like having two sides making one LARGE window, big plus!!!Overall, it's a good blind and a decent price

If I still had the box I would have returned this. I have never left a review before this. It's THAT bad. Their "zipper less" door is just a door flap you cannot shut. They come up with these round plastic clips that are suppose to clip over a round rod. If you fail the first time the plastic clip is ruined and won't work. It takes 2 hands on the inside to try and bend this clips outward so they can slip over these rods and 3 hands while on the outside. It takes upward of 2 minutes to try and shut the door completely. (small exaggeration) I am going to plastic cement some velcro strips and try that. The windows .........what a poor design. Just buy something else.

There is nothing to dislike about this product as long as you place it in the right area and protect it from high winds it should be the perfect blind . I hunt alone mostly so it is very roomy so will easily accommodate two hunters, perfect for Dad and Son hunts!