We had a contract with YETI for a short run of bucket belts. Unfortunately when the contract ended in 2020 we had to stop production and will no longer be producing the bucket belt.

We are currently working on a new edition of the Lowrider layout blind and will have information soon on the updated version.

If you have the retractable square bases you can use our 6-Slot Goose Decoy Bag – Medium Size or our 6-Slot Goose Floater Decoy Bag.

Our XL-6 Slotted Decoy Bag will work great for that!

Gunslinger Decoy Bag: 12 oversized decoys, 24 duck floaters when open and 18 when closed.

Long Haul Decoy Bag: 24 oversized decoys, 36 duck floaters when open and 24 when closed.

Tanker XL Decoy Bag: 24-36 oversized decoys, 48 duck floaters when open and 36 when closed.

Refuge Runner Decoy Bag: 24-30 oversized decoys, 18-36 regular decoys.

Recon Decoy Bag: 12 oversized decoys, 12-18 regular decoys

The poles included in each of our decoy bags are meant to keep the bag sturdy when open. Underneath the buckle at each of the bag’s four corners is a slot to slide a pole in. No need to remove after you put them in. They are removed only for shipping and packaging purposes.

All floating bags and cases are designed to float if thrown overboard or dropped into water. We do not recommend submerging the bags or floating them for long periods of time. Water resistant, not proof.

No, but they both have a EVA coated bottom to help ensure water and moisture stay out.

We recommend using a CN-10 Billfisher Hand Crimper tool. You can search this particular tool on Google and order it from almost any online dealer. Or just a regular set of pliers to add pressure to the crimp to make a tight seal.

Hyde 360: No, but the chair packs down easily and carries comfortably on your back with built in shoulder straps. Simply remove the base, store in the integrated storage bag, and you’re on your way.

CampHunter: Yes

Hyde Stool: No, but the chair does have a shoulder strap for easy carry.

Each of our HydeOut Chairs is designed with a specific pursuit in mind, but you can use your chair however you see fit. We'd love to hear if you've found a better use for each than we can come up with. But here are some things we initially had in mind:

Hyde 360:Ground blind, elevated box stand or makes a really nice dove chair.

CampHunter:Every pursuit from deer to ducks and even a camp fire or tailgate after a successful hunt.

Hyde Stool:Dove hunting, A-frames, panel blinds, boat blinds or anywhere in a field, shallow water or the woods.

We static weight tested each of the chairs up to 500lbs and we drop tested each of them to 350lbs with no failure. These chairs are tough and will take anything you throw at them.

Hyde 360: 18 lbs
CampHunter: 13 lbs
Hyde Stool: 11 lbs

Adding BLACKOUTS to your spread is the oldest trick in the book designed to add visibility and contrast to your spread.

You can either run them as a whole spread or integrate throughout other species.

The color black stands out from a distance like no other color in nature, making your spread pop.

Balanced expertly to work with our Rig'Em Right anchor systems, our decoys feature a thoughtfully designed forward-weighted keel with four anchor points, including one at the front, allowing for more natural movements and a more realistic setup.

Made from strong and flexible EVA plastic, these decoys are hard working and will last for seasons to come.

Excellent paint adhesion creates a superior life-like decoy. Constructed from premium EVA plastic, our decoys keep rigging and setup quiet and undetected.