Looking for portable blind to carry with me

[JamieB]

hi all,
I'm looking to get a photography blind that's easy to bring in a backpack. So far these are my top 2 contenders, but looking for input, or if there's other brands I should look into.
Tragopan 3d camo poncho
Lenscoat Lenshide lightweight
URLs for these:

3D Camo Poncho

The 3D Camo Poncho is a quick alternative to a full camo suit that can be tucked away in your camera bag for use anytime the need for concealment arises. It is made of a lightweight 3D fabric and is great for blending quickly into vegetation. The 3D Camo Poncho can also be used as a light weight...

photographyblinds.com

LensCoat® LensHide™ Lightweight, LensCoat

Majority of the time will be handheld, not on a tripod.

Thanks!
-Jamie

 

[DRwyoming]

You might want to check out Tragopan as well. I've got a couple of their blinds and they're very well made: https://photographyblinds.com

 

[JamieB]

You might want to check out Tragopan as well. I've got a couple of their blinds and they're very well made: https://photographyblinds.com

Thanks, I edited my original post, I had Tragopan's camo poncho listed but it wasn't displaying well.

 

[fcotterill]

I have one of these bag hides, and i also modified the camouflage netting into a cloak with hood

BAG HIDES | SCRIM NETS | WILDLIFE WATCHING HIDES AND SUPPLIES

Photography and wildlife watching supplies that include Bag Hides Scrim nets Camouflage tape concealment products.

www.outdoorphotographygear.co.uk

 

[Doug Herr]

I use a simple piece of camo-print bug netting with a zipper sewn along one edge to enclose the lens. It rolls up to the size of a water bottle and works well enough that birds have landed on my head. 60" wide, about US$9/yard.