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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Saeviomagy" data-source="post: 2020416" data-attributes="member: 5890">No. As a general rule, it's just like any other magical item, and you put it on or take it off as a standard action - or does the item itself specify something different?In a dungeon - lots of corridors that are more than 60ft long. Lots of places where you can potentially see more than 60ft (like from room to room). Plenty of monsters with the ability to attack outside that range.Plenty of visual cues that it cannot pick up - light flickering under doorways etc.Also - blindsight cannot see through a gap less than a foot width. So the stock-standard "door with a small barred hole in it", or even "door slightly ajar" is a wall to someone with blindsight - to everyone else, it's just cover to the creatures on the far side. The same would go for something like a pothole in the ground - if it's less than a foot across, blindsight cannot see it.Personally - I don't think the item is something you can afford to wear all the time. As such, a standard action to engage blindsight is not all that bad.</blockquote>