Currently I hunt out of an Avain X A-Frame and have for the last four to five years. Curious as to what other hunters might have experience with as I know there are many other options currently on the market. Thought a lot about the Tanglefree panel blinds since many places I hunt I only need cover on the front. However I do enjoy the protection the a frames provide from the wind and elements.

Back in the market due to the camo cover on my a frame dry rotting, I store it inside my shop but it has some miles on it. I can basically purchase a new blind for what the cover costs, so I am weighing my options.

I use a tangle free panel blind. It works great. Easy to transport and set up in minutes. One man can carry it. Seats 3 big men just right. A little small for 4. Good videos on line about it. Now they have flip tops for it also.

We run both the tangle free panel blinds and lucky duck 2x4. The lucky duck is a more sturdy blind and easily holds 4 people. Panel blinds are great for being mobile and setting up in water.

unless you're just sold on an A-frame blind, I bought 2 of the new drake ghillie blinds, and I love them.

I went with the Rogers brand A-frame. For the money it seemed like it was worth giving them a try. Everything I have bought of their brand has always exceeded my expectations, so hopefully will too. I will update this thread once I receive them and get a chance to put them in the field.

[quote][I went with the Rogers brand A-frame. For the money it seemed like it was worth giving them a try. Everything I have bought of their brand has always exceeded my expectations, so hopefully will too. I will update this thread once I receive them and get a chance to put them in the field./quote]
Following. I have hunted out of the Avery, Avian X and Tanglefree. The Tanglefree is the bes by far, but the cost is the highest too. Decoy bags, etc. from Rogers have been great. I hope their blind is too. Looking forward to hearing your report.

Those look awesome