Concealed Comfort’s patent-pending pit blind design starts with a simplistic box design made of 7-gauge steel. The 7-gauge steel is 0.179 inches thick, which is 1/3 thicker than the 10-gauge steel used by most of our competitors. Due to the quality of steel, our pits are stronger and heavier so they will not bend or bow.
Our pit designs are identical in quality and size, but we have different styles to choose from.
FLAT (for Added Concealment)
This style offers extreme concealment, allowing you to be invisible with our zero profile waterfowl pit blind. With multi-directional shooting, this design is a wise choice for field installs.
SLOPED (for Added Comfort)
Developed mainly for comfort, our sloped model allows for 6” of added height to the back of the opening, thus allowing the hunter to await in an upright stance while viewing waterfowl. This is an excellent choice for reducing pit fatigue.
With a starting box of 5’6” deep by 5’6” tall, Concealed Comfort Waterfowl Pit blinds are the largest on the market with the following lengths to choose from:
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All of the Concealed Comfort Waterfowl Pits seams are welded inside and out to ensure the pit blinds do not leak.
Besides the sturdy construction and comfort of the pit, the box structure is reinforced with a flange and gusset system. This system stabilizes and keeps the pit in place.
Gussets are then added at 30″ increments along the length of the pits, and one-to-two at each end, depending on the length. This sturdy skeleton keeps the walls of the pit straight and provides structure to the roof and floor.
Together, these features prevent the pit from popping out of the ground, bending or bowing.
If you’re looking for a safe, reliable, dependable and very roomy pit, Look no further ! These guys take pride in making the best pits in the ground. Also very dog friendly. I’ve hunted a lot of pits and nothing on the market compares to these. Don’t be cheap, comfort and durability mean a lot in the waterfowl world today.
Jason Inman, Middle Tennessee