Beavertail Stealth flipover Blind

[Mark W]

Anyone know anything about this blind? I can see it possibly fitting very well on my ducker and solving some issues I have with my current blind. It has overhead camo, it would protect me from the rain and I could put a small ice fishing heater inside to keep me warm when the temperatures drop. Downsides - I am sure there are some. To shoot, one pulls a clip (or a piece of velco) and the blind flips down inside a second or so. Anyone share if this is good or bad? I have no idea.

I have also been looking for the width of the actual blind. II can find dimensions on the Beavertail and other sites but it has to be for the box the blind comes in. Found a used one for a great price but its ripped and 3 hours away one way.

Appreciate any insight

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Thanks -

Mark

 

[Huntindave McCann]

I have also been looking for the width of the actual blind.

Fits the stealth 2000 which has cockpit dimensions
Cockpit 8’ L x 36” W x 10” D

fits the stealth 1200 which has cockpit dimensions
Cockpit 8’ L x 27” W x 13” D

The overall width of both boats is 44 inches.

 

[Mark Wo]

Fits the stealth 2000 which has cockpit dimensions
Cockpit 8’ L x 36” W x 10” D

fits the stealth 1200 which has cockpit dimensions
Cockpit 8’ L x 27” W x 13” D

The overall width of both boats is 44 inches.

Thanks Dave. I can find this information as well. What I need to know is the width of the blind frame where it attaches to the boat. I have the install instructions and the way the blind is designed there is no wiggle room on that dimension. It is set and really can't be modified to go narrower or wider. The Ducker is 40"'s wide.

 

[Huntindave McCann]

Thanks Dave. I can find this information as well. What I need to know is the width of the blind frame where it attaches to the boat. I have the install instructions and the way the blind is designed there is no wiggle room on that dimension. It is set and really can't be modified to go narrower or wider. The Ducker is 40"'s wide.

So just call the guy who has the blind and ask him for the measurement.

 

[Mark Wo]

So just call the guy who has the blind and ask him for the measurement.

I have sent him an email as I don't have his phone number. Haven't heard back. Seller is down your way in Cedar Rapids. Going to call Beavertail later this morning.

 

[Huntindave McCann]

I have sent him an email as I don't have his phone number. Haven't heard back. Seller is down your way in Cedar Rapids. Going to call Beavertail later this morning.

I will be going thru Cedar Rapids on my way to U of I hospital, on Tuesday.