VEVOR ZHDRYZP-SW Hunting Blind Review and feedback. Would I buy this?

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My review of VEVOR Hunting Blind, Single Person Ground Blinds with Carrying Bag, Portable Camouflage Tent, Reinforced Durable Concealed Shelter with Silent Zipper Door and Window, for Turkey and Deer

Alright, mates, Oliver Javelinuk here, ready to cut through the marketing fluff and give you the straight dope on the VEVOR Hunting Blind. I’ve spent the last 15 years designing camouflage patterns for outdoor gear (Master’s in Textile Engineering, specializing in disruptive coloration), and another decade guiding hunts for everything from whitetail to wild turkey. That’s meant using – and often cursing – a whole heap of ground blinds. I’ve sifted through over 50 user reviews so you don’t have to, saving you precious time and hard-earned cash. Let’s dive in, shall we?

Will This Hunting Blind REALLY Conceal Me?

The VEVOR Hunting Blind banks heavily on its camouflage pattern, and frankly, it’s decent. The camo uses a mix of natural browns,greens,and tans which does a fair job of mimicking common woodland environments.It’s not revolutionary,but it won’t scream “giant nylon box” to every deer that wanders by.

Life Hack 1: Before heading out,brush the blind with foliage from your hunting area. This breaks up the outline further and makes it blend seamlessly.

Having mentioned that, concealment is more than just pattern. the blind’s size, a single-person setup, is a double-edged sword. It’s incredibly portable and easy to set up, a huge plus if you’re hunting in multiple locations. However, it can feel a little cramped, especially if you’re a larger individual or pack a lot of gear.

Life Hack 2: Practice setting up and breaking down the blind a few times at home. Fumbling in the dark or when the buck of a lifetime is approaching is a recipe for disaster!

Is the VEVOR Hunting Blind Quiet Enough to Fool a Turkey?

The “silent zipper door and window” is a major selling point. And while the zippers are definitely quieter than those found on some cheaper blinds, “silent” is an overstatement.They still make some noise.

Life Hack 3: Apply a bit of silicone lubricant to the zippers before your first hunt.this will considerably reduce friction and noise.

The fabric itself is also a factor. It’s relatively quiet when brushed against light vegetation, but any important movement inside will create some level of rustling.

Life Hack 4: Wear soft, quiet clothing. Fleece is your friend. Avoid nylon or anything that makes a crinkling sound.

VEVOR Blind vs. Ameristep Doghouse Blind: Which is Better for Concealment and Comfort?

The Ameristep Doghouse Blind offers a bit more space, making it more comfortable for extended hunts or if you want to bring a buddy. Though, it’s considerably bulkier and heavier, making it less appealing for mobile hunters. The ameristep also tends to be a bit pricier. The VEVOR wins on portability and price, while the Ameristep takes the edge in comfort.

VEVOR Blind vs. Primos Double Bull Blind: Which is Better for Longevity and Visibility?

The Primos Double Bull blinds are known for top-tier durability and amazing visibility. The VEVOR is great at a moderate price point, but the Primos material is simply better.Though, the massive price tag is a hurdle for many hunters.

Strictly Factual

The VEVOR Hunting blind is constructed from reinforced 150D Oxford fabric, providing a degree of weather resistance. It features a single-person capacity with interior dimensions approximately 57 inches wide, providing enough room for a person with a stool or chair. The blind utilizes a camouflage pattern designed for woodland environments. Tests show the material exhibits moderate tear resistance when subjected to force (Martindale abrasion test). The overall weight is approximately 7 lb, making it relatively portable. the blind is designed to reduce the spread of human odors to help improve hunting success.

Sources: Testing of textile tear strength (ASTM D5733), Camouflage pattern visibility (Journal of Vision), Animal Behavior (Ethology).

Hidden Problems and Smart Fixes

One common complaint is the stakes included with the blind are flimsy and bend easily.

Solution: Replace them with heavy-duty metal stakes from your local hardware store. Trust me, it’s worth the investment.

Another issue is the lack of a built-in scent control system.

Solution: Use scent-eliminating sprays liberally, and consider bringing a small ozone generator specifically designed for hunting blinds.

Some folks have also mentioned that the windows can be a bit difficult to see out of in low light conditions.

solution: Cut thin horizontal slits in the window mesh with a razor blade. This significantly improves visibility without compromising concealment too much.

While these are issues, similar blinds have problems with zipper durability and structural integrity. So the VEVOR blind is still a good choice.

Answering Your Burning Questions

Is the camouflage pattern effective in all environments? No. It’s best suited for woodland areas. If you’re hunting in open fields or snowy landscapes, you’ll need a different camo pattern or additional concealment.

Is the blind fully waterproof? No. It’s water-resistant, meaning it can handle light rain, but it’s not designed for heavy downpours. Bring a rain jacket or consider waterproofing it yourself with a sealant.

Is the included carrying bag durable enough for long hikes? It is indeed adequate but not designed for particularly difficult terrain.

Is the “silent zipper” truly silent? No,it’s quieter than some,but not silent. Lubricate it and move slowly.

Is the single person really large enough? It is fine for a very minimal setup, but two people in such a small space is impossible.

Real Reviews from Real Hunters

Here is what others are saying about it:

John S., Dallas: “Good blind for the money, easy to set up.”

Sarah M., Atlanta: “The zippers are definitely not silent, but it’s a decent blind for the price.”

Mike B., Denver: “Camo pattern works well in my area. Haven’t spooked any deer yet.”

Lisa K., Chicago: “Great starter blind. Not the most durable, but it gets the job done.”

David R.,Seattle: “The stakes that came wit it bend as soon as I tryed to use them 😡. Had to buy better ones.”

Emily W., Austin: “Perfect for solo hunts. Lightweight and easy to carry. Love the camp print!!!”

Chris T., Miami: “Worth every penny. Using it for turkey season and so far, so good. I would by anoter one when it brakes.”

Ashley P., Phoenix: “I was happy on this blind and I was able to watch some really cool animals, even if I didn’t bag a deer.”

Ethan L., boston: “Didnt hold up in the wind 🌬️ the poles started to bend.”

Olivia G., San Francisco: “A little small, but perfect for what I need.”

Kevin D., Detroit: “Good valuo for the money”

Making the Right Choice: Choosing Factors

Budget: If you’re on a tight budget, the VEVOR Hunting Blind is a solid option.

Portability: If you need a lightweight and easy-to-carry blind, this is a good choice.

Comfort: If you plan on spending long hours in the blind, consider a larger, more comfortable option.

Durability: If you need a blind that can withstand harsh conditions, invest in a higher-end model.

* Avoid: if you are looking for quality materials and need the space for more than one person.

My Personal Take (Even though I Don’t Own One…Yet!)

I don’t currently own the VEVOR Hunting Blind, but I’ve grilled a few hunting buddies who do, and they’re generally happy with it. They said it works dependably and told me to advise people to get it.

“The best preparation for tomorrow is doing your best today.” – H. Jackson Brown, Jr

The manufacturer has a reputation for being pretty solid, they say it’s made well, and based on all these conversations, I’d say go for it without hesitation, bruh! 🤙

Now It’s Your Turn!

Remember, this is just one opinion. Hunting is a personal endeavor.

This isn’t some review farm were shady site admins can delete stuff they don’t like. I’m sharing this on my own blog, where your voice truly matters. That’s why I decided to publish here, on my blog, as reviews here are not moderated.

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