Rig'Em Right® Panel Blind

I have hunted with two of these blinds for two years. I use them in an A frame setting 98% of the time. Hunting through wind, snow, rain, etc. these panels take a beating from the elements. They have worked wonderful for the past two years. They are great wind blockers and cover extremely well. I would recommended to anyone who is in the market for a panel blind or A frame. They are extremely easy to set up, pack up and transport. There are a couple things I wish there was different. See below.
- If you pick the blind up from the handles on the side, they will eventually rip.
- The the stitching on the straps to buckle the ends together is on the wrong side. This is creates the buckle pulling away from the panel. (Could be operator error but I do not know how else to break them down).
- It would be nice for another brush strap to be placed at the top of the panel.
- The bars that stabilize the individual panels together is made with a thin chain in the center. I like the idea but, both chain in the bars have broke from cold weather when breaking down. They are still usable but it creates one more thing I can loose.

Phenomenal quality, perfect size (comfortably 4 big guys, easy to assemble, very lightweight With the Optifade Camo you don’t have to brush in as much to blend in. I would never hunt without this blind! So far, anyone that has stepped inside this blind this year has been sold and understands why this is a must have for successfully hunting waterfowl with quality and comfort in mind.

You can tell this blind was built and designed from a waterfowl enthusiast. I wouldn’t change a thing to this blind. Pay the money to get the best…. It’s worth every penny.

Blind works great used on my hunts easy to fold up and carry doesn't weight to much. Hoping rig'em right will come out with a snow cover for the panel blind.

I really like the panel blind, it’s light, easy to assemble and the camo pattern blends in great with my swamp. I’m leaving four stars because I wish the inside of the blind wasn’t so bright. I feel like any birds that may come from around the back, even though it’s against a wooded area, can see it pretty easy.

During early teal season in WI, my son Brendan bought one of your panel blinds. It worked great. I bought a second for the duck opener. We put them as a front and the other back. About five minutes before legal time, we had 50-60 mallards land at about 5 to 10yds from us. The noise of their wings, the plopping of their landing was an incredible experience. They got up a then can back. They were so close that you could see the translucence of their wings. I have been hunting since 1968, some 54 years and that will be right up there with my best days.

Your blinds are light weight, easy to carry (for an old guy like me). They get the job done!