Radix Monarch Soft Sided Blind

[BoneCrusher20]

Opinions on these blinds? Looking at maybe purchasing some to have where its hard to find trees for a stand and want to be able to in 2-3 years easily move it.

Not sure about long-term durability of the soft side, even with taking it down in off-season. But for the price it sure feels right.

https://www.radixtrailcamera.com/product-page/monarch-hunting-blind

 

[Drycreek]

This is the first I’ve ever heard of them, but for the money, if I needed one I’d have to try it. I have four homemade with the same dimensions. They’re really nice to hunt out of.

 

[KSQ2]

Looks like a lot of blind for the money.

 

[Mennoniteman]

the price is cheap but you get what you pay for, the soft sides will only last several years outside all the time, to get the value out of it you should put it away at the end of every season.

 

[buckdeer1]

My concern would be if the blind changes color like most of the pop ups,Have you looked at redneck gillie

 

[willy]

https://redneckblinds.com/collectio.../soft-side-burlap-blind?variant=6125611810848

Here's another option. If you want to build a platform and base yourself you can save a couple hundred. It is free shipping. I got one for my dad to put on top of an old flair side wagon to replace the pop up he had there.

 

[Mennoniteman]

A very cheaply priced yet very strong, durable, long lasting blind would be to make a 10' high platform on skids out of pressure treated wood and then put a popup blind like a Primos Double Bull on top of the platform several weeks before the season. Total cost about $350.

 

[Mennoniteman]

Also, Cabelas has the Muddy softshell blind for less if you factor in the shipping.

 

[Drycreek]

Or.......