Primos The Club XXL Ground Blind

[Tall Paul]

Hello all,

Looking for opinions from folks that have used this blind.  I mainly want to use it for spring turkey.  

I haven't seen one in person yet, so I'm concerned that the bottom of the windows might be too high.

Thanks in advance for your help!

Paul

[Mojostick]

When I worked at Cabela's, I thought the XXL was the best non-custom blind for traditional bowhunters. Obviously, everyone is different in size and shape. For me, most chairs are way too low. And I like longer bows vs shorter. So a guy with a 58" recurve will have different needs than the guy with the 66"-70" bow.

Off the top of my head, I don't recall any issue with window height on the XXL. Contact Primos and they'll give you the exact info you're looking for.

[Tall Paul]

Thanks Mojo.
The reason I'm interested in The Club XXL is that its supposed to have fabric that doesn't shine. I've been told by Joebuck that thats critical for hard-hunted eastern birds.

Its also 78" tall, which should let me shoot my 64" recurve without problems.

[mnbwhtr]

I had an XXL club. It was very good except in medium and high winds. The windows aren't zippered and vibrated like a train coming thru. The windows are big enough to flop also. I used it antelope hunting only so it was windy all the time. The camo pattern was perfect for the Wyoming sage, no shine. I would have kept it for turkey hunting but I have 2 others I use, a predators den(shoot short bows 58" and under) and a Yukon that's 80". Most of the time I use the Yukon and shoot 62" recurve. The antelope I got last year was out of a Barronet Big Mike that you can stand and shoot out of. The big mikes a little shiney but didn't bother antelope. You need a tall chair for the Yukon and Big Mike. If it's not going to be to windy I wouldn't hesitate to get the XXL.

[Tall Paul]

Wind won't be a problem here in Mississippi.  But shiny fabric might be.  Glad to hear you say it doesn't shine.

Did you have any problem with the window height?

[TradBrewSC]

I own one and love it. I bought it originally too for turkey's but now use it for hogs and deer as well. I don't have a problem with the window height but if you are trying to sit on a really low stool you may. Such as 5 gal bucket height.  I cant the bow a fare amount  so the bow length doesn't seem to matter much, but I have shot up to a 62" bow out of it and could do so fairly vertically if I wanted to.  It is a very durable blind also and really like the fact that half the windows don't have zippers and use a single elastic strap. It makes for quite opening. Especially since here in SC I don't have to deal with heavy wind the majority of the time.

I would  recommend it to anyone, but in my opinion was designed for the trad hunter!

[Tall Paul]

Thanks for the info guys!

[Tall Paul]

I called Primos customer service and he said window height should not be an issue if using a DB stool which is 17" high.

From the photos I've seen, the windows still look kinda high.

Would still like to hear from others that have used this blind!

[jkm97]

I killed a doe out of one this year, window is fine for me. (Think mine is the xxl, but could be the XL.)

[jkm97]

Planning on using mine for MS turkeys this spring too.

[Tall Paul]

Thanks jkm97.  With all the good reviews, I think I'll try one.

[Tall Paul]

ttt

[curlis]

My son and I both hunt out of one at the same time. You'll like it.