Alps OutdoorZ unleashes NWTF Deception Blind on hunters
The Deception Blind utilizes several features in conjunction to deliver a lightweight blind that offers concealment. (Photo: Alps OutdoorZ)
Alps OutdoorZ expands its NWTF line of hunting apparel and accessories, releasing the new NWTF Deception Blind.
The Deception Blind boasts a low-profile design, measuring only 46-inches tall. Compact and lightweight, the Deception allows hunters to comfortably hunt from low-profile chairs while maintaining concealment. The hub design allows for quick and easy set-up, according to Alps OutdoorZ, who says the design affords hunters some versatility in field.
“We are very excited to release a unique, low-profile hunting blind in 2018. Currently, the Deception Blind is the only hub-style blind of its kind on the market. It provides the perfect vantage point and true concealment many other blinds don’t offer,” ALPS OutdoorZ Product Manager Zach Scheidegger said in a press release. “We think hunters will really appreciate the versatility the Deception Blind will give them in the woods.”
The Deception Blind utilizes a blacked-out backing to keep hunters concealed while a 270-degree Silent-Trac window system allows for “limitless” window positions. Equipped with an extra-large door, hunters are free to drag in as much gear as needed. Rounding out the design, the blind features two interior gear pockets for organization.
Alps OutdoorZ collaborated with the National Wild Turkey Federation to bring the NWTF styled gear and accessories to life.
The Deception is available from Alps OutdoorZ with a MSRP of $139.
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