really well made product, I liked the gray tinted

 

Thanks for the response. I think that’s the way I’m gonna go to

 

Def Tinted for me. You typically leave a few open when in there, they just darken it behind you and you can still see. Can always open one when getting dark.

I acquired about 5 blinds with a farm with clear. Tried to take that auto tinting paint and “smoke” the windows. It did not turn out good at all, so I just smoked high and low and left a clear strip in the middle, but it keeps enough light out.

 

Depends on what you mean by Tinted. The Stuff they use on autos is pricey and is peel / stick. And finding Lexan Plexiglass in the size you want is also difficult unless you can find a Plastic Seller and he has some Scrap Pieces. Especially Tinted / Smoked. And Most that offer Blind Windows is mainly Clear. Unless you make your own using Lexan Smoked Plexiglass. It is not easy to find but in small pieces unless you are willing to Pay but Tinted is the Way to Go!
LFM

 

I like the tinted. Real low light you can always have more open. Then in the morning as it gets light you can close some up.
Just be sure they don't make noise.
The ones you're looking at are good quiet windows.

 

More important to have pitch black interior and DEAD silent windows....tinted windows make it very tough to see through during the key first and last minutes of daylight, ESPECIALLY if it is a blind that will be situated in the hardwoods. I prefer clear....

 

I have 7 tinted shadowhunters. Deer can't see thu tint.

 

I prefer clear with the back curtain. One of my blinds has tinted windows and while deer can’t see in, you can’t see out very well at all in low light. I would say it’s equivalent to 20 minutes or more shooting light.

 

I prefer the tinted on my blinds - little harder to see when dawn/dusk but no issues

 

We ended up going with the tinted. You can do jumping jacks inside if you wanted, never have been seen by a deer. But when it gets really low light we just open the front windows