How to Collapse a Rhino-75 Blind (Spring Steel)
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2018
- Follow along with Danny to learn how to collapse a Rhino-75 hunting blind to fit back in the included carry bag.
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Yall dont wanna know how many times i had to watch this video
Thank you. And thank you for standing behind your product 🙏 I don't want to go into detail. But you stood behind your product 100% I even spoke with with directly. Rhino blinds are my forever blinds because of how you treated me. Thank you for being professional
At :43 you have an award winning jump cut.
Just got mine today. Found this video and made it easier from having wrestled with it. Thank you.
I've watched this video, and other similar ones, over and over again trying to figure out the final move in this system that actually results in the blind folding in on itself. The folding in half, and then again into a 'taco' shape is easy, but I always get lost on the final move that makes it collapse into one final single circle. I finally figured out that tiny move that makes it possible, and none of the videos, including this one, verbally mention/point out that one small subtle move, even though it is taking place. So I'm going to try to point it out on this video so that those of you, who like me, can't seem to get that last move to work, will be able to do so.
At 1:10 his left hand is maintaining the taco shape above the ground while his right hand force-folds/tucks one of the ends underneath. At this point I was getting lost, I just ended up with two circles that my left hand was holding on to that were pushing against each other, but not coming together into one circle. Now this is where that subtle move happens, but it's not mentioned in the videos, you have to notice it on your own. At 1:10 to 1:11 notice that his left hand opens up where the two circles are pushing against each other and that he allows one circle (the one closest to the camera) to slide over top of the other circle. That is where the taco shape is ended and the two opposing circles are allowed to stack one on top of the other, as well as with the part on the ground, to form a single overlapping circle. Whew, figured it out! I hope that helps others out there.
Thank you for this video! I feel stupid now knowing how to do it lol
Or better yet, get a larger easier to set up and take down "umbrella type" pop up blind,
How do you stake it down?
I don't stake mine down, just tie it off to surrounding trees.
It comes with stakes
@@tylerziglar6846 steaks theses days are getting expensive that’s nice of them to include all that protein with the blind just in case you can’t shoot a deer at least you have some meat with you
Thanks bro these damn 2 page picture instructions did not help at all😂