Dual Caddy

A drink and a pocket for everything else, both in reach, both inside the blind. Drops onto any back blind pole of a pop-up hunting blind in twenty seconds. Zero hardware.

You're four hours into a sit. Your coffee is on the ground where it's gone cold. Your phone is in your pocket where you can't check the wind app without rustling around. Your range finder is in your pack, your hand warmer is somewhere, and you have to dig for any of it. All of that within arm's reach would change the day. This is that.

Two open-top compartments — one round cup well, one square utility pocket — in a solid box that drops onto the back angled poles of your hunting blind.

The only drop-on caddy that mounts on both upward AND downward blind poles.

Every other blind accessory out there is a one-direction install — the bracket clips onto a pole going DOWN from the hub to the floor and gravity holds it in place. That means you get exactly ONE mount height per blind and if that height doesn't work for you, tough luck.

Ours is different. A wedge on both sides of the bracket means you can clip it onto EITHER direction of pole:

• Downward poles (hub → floor corners) — the traditional install
• Upward poles (hub → ceiling corners) — never before possible

What that gets you:

• Pick your height. Mount low if you want the coffee near your knee. Mount high if you want the drink at chest level, out of the way of a bow draw.
• Stack multiple accessories. Caddy on the upward poles at chest level. A separate shelf on the downward poles at knee level. Every pole pair in your blind is usable real estate now, not just one.
• Fits a blind of ANY size. Whether your hub's poles are close together or spread wide, at least one pole pair will match this caddy's mounting spacing.

What fits:

The 3.75 in cup well (round, 3.75 in diameter × 3.75 in deep) is sized to fit almost any drink you'd bring on a sit:

• Yeti Rambler 20oz (3.4 in OD) — snug, no rattle
• Yeti Rambler 30oz (3.5 in OD) — snug
• Stanley Quencher H2.0 30oz (3.55 in OD) — snug
• Standard 12oz aluminum can (2.6 in OD) — won't tip
• 20oz plastic water bottle — drops in clean
• Most insulated coffee mugs up to 3.75 in OD

The 3.75 in square utility pocket (open-top, 3.75 × 3.75 × 3.75 in deep) is the same bounding box as the cup well. Plenty wide for any phone, plenty of room for hunting gear:

• Any modern smartphone in portrait or landscape-on-edge — iPhone 15 Pro Max, Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, Google Pixel 8 Pro, all the rest, with bulky case included
• Range finder (Vortex Ranger, Bushnell Nitro, Leupold RX)
• Hand warmer pack(s)
• Shooting glasses or sunglasses
• Pocket knife or multi-tool
• Extra broadheads, calls, or a small tackle box
• A second drink — yes, two drinks if you want

Fits ANY pop-up hunting blind with angled back poles between 1/4 in and 3/4 in (6mm to 19mm) in diameter. No brand or model gotchas — if the pole measures anywhere in that range, this caddy fits.

Not for: hard-shell permanent blinds, elevated permanent blinds, treestand-only setups without a mounted platform (needs somewhere to hook on).

Why this design wins:

• Any pole direction. Downward, upward, or both — pick your height, stack accessories, no other drop-on organizer does this.
• Zero hardware. Twenty-second install. No drilling, no clamps, no thumb screws.
• Square utility pocket instead of a phone-only slot — fits phones, range finders, tools, calls, hand warmers, small tackle boxes, whatever's smaller than 3.75 in square.
• Cold-stable to -20°F. Doesn't get brittle or crack in Wisconsin, Michigan, or Minnesota winters. Field-tested through November and December.
• UV-stable. Sun-exposed straps and blind fabric won't fade or degrade the caddy.
• Made in USA, designed and 3D printed in-house by Sorted3D in Wisconsin.

Install (drop-on, 20 seconds):

1. Inside your blind, choose a pole pair — either the downward-angled poles going to the floor or the upward-angled poles going to the roof.
2. Lift the caddy up to the two chosen poles.
3. The bracket hooks at the back-top corners cradle onto the poles.
4. Lower until the caddy sits level. Drop your drink in the cup well, drop your gear in the pocket.

To remove: lift up and pull forward. Stows flat-ish in a pack.

Works in the ice shanty too. The same brackets that grab blind poles grab the poles in a pop-up ice shelter. Hot coffee in the cup well, jigs and pliers and your phone in the pocket, nothing sliding across the ground every time you shift your weight. Hunting season and ice season barely overlap, so this rides in the blind through fall and the shanty through winter.

Dimensions:

• Outer: 8.1 × 4.3 × 3.9 in
• Cup well: 3.75 in dia × 3.75 in deep
• Utility pocket: 3.75 × 3.75 × 3.75 in
• Weight: ~0.68 lb
• Compatible with blind poles 1/4 in to 3/4 in (6mm to 19mm) diameter

Save with the Bow Hunter Bundle. Get this + our Compound Bow Hanger for $51. 99 -- versus $63. 98 buying them separately. Both ship in one box. Search "Bow Hunter Hunting Blind Kit" in the Sorted3D shop.

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