I have only used the LensHide Photo Blind twice so far and it is a blast! It would probably get hot if you used it in the sun during the summer otherwise it's very comfortable. Fairly easy to use and the best part is it works! I have been able to setup with twenty feet of several bird feeders. Looking forward to using this quite frequently this fall and next spring.

Just what I ordered. It works well.

Just got the blind and haven't had a chance to try it in the field yet. Did take a practice run on the porch just to see how well it fits over camera, lens, tripod, and me and results were good. Plenty of material to cover everything. Also folding blind back into its pouch was fairly easy even though my folding job was not as neat and compact as the factory fold. This leaves the pouch a little bulkier, but no big deal. The real test will be unfolding, setting it up, then closing back up in the real world. That is in the fields and woods where you may have to contend with mud, water, sticks, briars, etc. Also even though completely covered by the camo it will be important to be as still as possible since any body movements disturb the blind as well. However I knew this going in so I'll deal with it. I was really looking for something lite, portable, and quick to set up and hope this will be it.

I bought this mainly for waterfowl photography with my 600 f4. It works as intended and unfolds nicely out of its pouch but it is more difficult to get it back in the pouch neatly. It is very effective if you get it setup in the dark before birds become active but was a bit cumbersome. I would do a few dry runs before getting to location to familiarize yourself with its setup/use. On windy days it makes it more of a challenge but not impossible to use.

Lightweight cover for hiding from wildlife. Considerate amenities for the photographer. Very high quality fabric and value.

I've only had a chance to do a test set up and it looks very good. Only complaint is that the carrying case should be a separate piece. Otherwise a good blind!

The LensHide is light, easy to use and carry. Most importantly it's effective in helping you get closer to your subjects. My first use was to get close to kingfishers and green heron. I had both drop in, stay and conduct their natural behavior like I wasn't even there. Same result when I went under the hide, 14 feet from hummingbirds feeding. While sitting for hours, I'm able to drink my coffee or water and even check my cell phone without disturbing nervous wildlife. I have no complaints about the design, but I do have a user tip. The cap doesn't really attach securely to your head, so it can be a bit annoying when you turn your head back and forth and will definitely give you a bad hair day. But, if you wear a hat that fits your head, it makes the experience much more enjoyable. I use a floppy brim bucket style hat and fold the front part of the brim upward then pull the cap down over the hat. Now the hide moves with you verses sliding around on your head. I find it much, much more comfortable and improves the usability of the blind. If you need to step out for a moment, it's easy to lift the back of the material up, lay it over the camera and then quickly get back in. I've used it sitting down and standing up. Works great in both positions. I'm sure it will work equally as well laying down.

As always LensCoat does not disappoint. American made and at quality. Relatively lightweight and compact once in the pouch. I had a great success shooting waterfowl in this hide. I'm 6'-1 200lbs and I fit fine in it with Gitzo tripod and the Lowpro 600 pack

I've hunted and have made blinds for several decades. There is no doubt in my mind that this blind will work very well in the field. Easy to carry, set up, use and take down.

Works great and easy to use and pack away when done using!