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<blockquote data-quote="Tikka280ai" data-source="post: 39050" data-attributes="member: 753">i have he banded RIP and it is a big son of a <a href="mailto:!@#$%">!@#$%</a>.&nbsp; If you can drive right to where you are going to hunt it is fine but if you have to carry it more than 10 yards by your self u are going to hate it.&nbsp; With that being said I am 6 foot 2&nbsp; 300 pounds and have a lot of room left in the blind.&nbsp; I always keep my blind bag and a jacket and a few other things with me in the blind when I am hunting.&nbsp; I never hunt bean/pea fields. mostly wheat/barley but occasionally hunt corn too and the taper profile of the blind makes it easy to brush in.With all that being said the first blind I had 4 or 5 years ago was a scheels outfitter.&nbsp; Sold that one to a buddy and bought a cabelas northernflight ultimate blinds and liked everything about it except the pinless frame. After 1 season the gizmo's that hold the doors to the rest of the frame were wore out.&nbsp; Emailed cabelas and had new ones in 3 days free of charge.&nbsp; I think the best way to see which one you like is to go to the store and lay in one if you can. Or try a buddies out some morning when you are out hunting</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tikka280ai, post: 39050, member: 753"] i have he banded RIP and it is a big son of a [EMAIL="!@#$%"]!@#$%[/EMAIL]. If you can drive right to where you are going to hunt it is fine but if you have to carry it more than 10 yards by your self u are going to hate it. With that being said I am 6 foot 2 300 pounds and have a lot of room left in the blind. I always keep my blind bag and a jacket and a few other things with me in the blind when I am hunting. I never hunt bean/pea fields. mostly wheat/barley but occasionally hunt corn too and the taper profile of the blind makes it easy to brush in. With all that being said the first blind I had 4 or 5 years ago was a scheels outfitter. Sold that one to a buddy and bought a cabelas northernflight ultimate blinds and liked everything about it except the pinless frame. After 1 season the gizmo's that hold the doors to the rest of the frame were wore out. Emailed cabelas and had new ones in 3 days free of charge. I think the best way to see which one you like is to go to the store and lay in one if you can. Or try a buddies out some morning when you are out hunting [/QUOTE]

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