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- Condition
- New
- Style
- Quad Blind
- Model
- MUD-MQA1601
- Dimensions
- 57 x 48 x 57 in
- Weight
- 28 lb
- Color
- Brown
- Material
- Other
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- Warranty
- 1 Year Limited
Features 5
- OVERSIZED ENTRANCE - The Muddy Quad Blind Cover features an oversized entrance measuring 21 inches wide by 25 inches high; This large zippered entrance with 360-degree coverage allows for easy entry and exit, accommodating hunters of all sizes and gear. Please note, this product is only the cover and does not include the stand or base components.
- RUGGED CONSTRUCTION - Constructed from rugged, water-resistant denier fabric in Epic camo, the Quad Blind Cover offers durability and protection from the elements; This sturdy construction ensures long-lasting performance in various hunting conditions.
- 360-DEGREE COVERAGE - With 360-degree coverage, the blind cover ensures hunters are hidden from every angle, providing optimal concealment; This enhances the chance of a successful hunt by minimizing the risk of detection & allowing shots without alerting prey.
- EASY FASTENING - The Quad Blind Cover from Muddy is equipped with bungee cords for fastening, allowing for quick and secure attachment to your hunting setup; This easy-to-use fastening system ensures hassle-free installation and stability during use.
- VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Quad Blind Cover offers compatibility with Muddy Quad Pod & other hunting setups, enhancing concealment & protection for hunters; Whether alone or with a companion, it provides reliable coverage for the improved hunting experience. Please ensure compatibility with your existing stand before purchase.
Specs 14
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 58.5 x 10.25 x 3.75 inches |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 13.4 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 57 x 48 x 57 inches |
| Item Weight | 28 Pounds |
| Brand Name | MUDDY |
| Model Name | Quad Roof |
| Color | Brown |
| Material | Other |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Muddy |
| Part Number | MUD-MQA1601 |
| Style | Quad Blind |
| Size | Quad Blind |
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Style Name: Quad Blind
A little tight so take your time putting it on. Part of the elastic bottom band was unhooked and had to be worked through the channel to secure
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2025 by Leelee
Great Stand
Style Name: Quad Blind
This is the real deal. It takes a while to assemble and there are a lot of bolts, nuts, spacers and parts. BUT, it is worth it. Once assembled it is easy to move (with helpers). It is very stable, a good height and quiet. The only draw back is the thinness of the cover, which will catch on a bolt if you are not careful and rip. It stands up to the weather in the off-season and easily blends into the surrounding vegetation. A lot less expensive than some of the "harder" shell stands and in my opinion more user friendly. Easily heated with a propane appliance of your choice and easy to vent as need with its zippered windows/door.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025 by Blue
Worked
Style Name: Tripod Blind
Worked well with muddy blind tripod system, make sure you have it lined up correctly
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2025 by zac s.
Good product
Style Name: Quad Blind
I bought this as a new product two years ago. It did well and after a couple of years of repeated rain and wind and sun exposure etc. it becomes somewhat dry rotted and requires replacement. It does not have the best waterproofing especially after several months of wear. Also the roof benefits from some additional reinforcement to prevent the top cover from sagging with standing water. This is especially a problem in the winter and with repeated freezing and ice accumulation it will deteriorate the roofing very severely. I fixed this problem by adding some ladder truss type enforcement perpendicular to the support bars. I drilled a tiny hole directly into the Cross supports and put the ladder truss ends into those holes. This provides excellent roof support. The window zippers become difficult to move if left open after a year or so. Overall however good product very convenient And very good for hunting.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2020 by Kelly H
Not worth the money
Style Name: Quad Blind
The best thing appeared to be what the material was made out of but before we could get it on the stand the one zipper had already messed up. The frame of the blind is flimsy not sturdy. The Muddy Pod 2-person stand was not worth the price instructions sucked, did not have all the screws or correct type of screws and then we had nuts and washers that did not go with the stand. If I had known how flimsy the legs were after I put the platform together, I would have sent it back for refund. Also the steps are narrow just wide enough to put 2 feet on unless you got big feet If you want one for the price and build Academy Sports has a jam-up 2-seater that is a lot sturdier framed reason I bought the muddy stand is that Academy Sports was out of stock. I am 67 years old I need something sturdy to hold onto climbing up and down 12' stand. I climbed the Muddy stand once to help my husband I don't think I will be climbing it again.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2025 by sharon
Great Purchase
Style Name: Quad Blind
When windows are open you have a great view, but keeps you hidden. Easy on and off at the end of the season. Keeps you dry, warm, and out of the wind.
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025 by Lance Stock
Great product
Style Name: Quad Blind
Great ground bind.
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2025 by mandy adams
Will work but not long-term option
Style Name: Quad Blind
I guess my review of the blind kit is going to be useful depending on what you’re looking for. The material is loud and heavier than expected, it’s like a rubberized camo tarp more than what I guessed it would be, which was like the pop up blind materials. While this should be better for waterproofing and durability, I don’t know what it means for longevity against the uv rays and wind. The attachment method to the base of the platform leaves a lot to be desired. There are 4 bungee cords with a small metal hook on each end. They want you to lower the roof, then lay on the platform and attach the bungees to the bottom of the floor underneath the platform, then pull the roof kit up bringing it taught. On mine, I had the majority of the bungees pulled back into the material like the pull cord on a hoodie. So in the field it was not possible (when I realized what was going on) for me to fix it. This season I’ll make do, but next year I’ll definitely use paracord and a couple of clips and tightened to make my own tightening system that’s more secure. My plan was to remove the blind off the top in the off season to extend its life. I’ll still prolly do this, but with the tie material they used for the supports I’m not sure how many times I’ll get to tie it to the frame before they start failing. All in all I believe the blind material will last a couple years while the metal should last well beyond that. After the material fails, I’ll come back with some 1/4” or at most 1/2” plywood and make my own walls/roof and make it a more permenant setup. One thing I did do to the tower. I used Wolf Fang Trapping anchors and 1000 lb ratchet straps on each flat side to strap the stand down, and I used 5 24”rebar trapping steaks through the 5 legs. With each leg anchored with a steel rebar and the sides anchored with trap anchors and ratchet straps I don’t feel like it will move even in high winds. Input it up on a windy day (tower and blind kit, 20+ mph gusts) and felt pretty secure the entire time. My biggest complaint was the blind flapping around the base since I couldn’t tie it down.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2024 by Officer Friedrich Officer Friedrich