Ice Cube Series Pop-Up Hub-Style Ice Fishing Shelter, 68-112 Square Feet of Fishable Area, Portable 6-8 Person Ice Shanty

Right out of the box I was impressed with the the quality. It comes with a decent bag for storage. The storage bag is large enough to get the shanty back into easily. The insulated fabric isn't as thick as some of the other more expensive brands but it is definitely functional. I spent 6 hours on the ice in -15°F weather with a little buddy heater and was so warm I had to take my coat and bibs off. The addition of foam floor mats would make this comfortable down to -25°f. The fabric itself seems to be pretty durable. Setup was very easy. It took myself alone about 5 minutes the first time. On the ice with 2 people took about a minute to setup. Take down was also very fast and simple. There are 2 doors and both have large zippers that appear good quality. It has windows all around with removable/replaceable clear PVC sheets. The weight is manageable to carry at about 50lbs but a sled is recommended. The handles on the bag are not designed for backpack use. You have to carry it like a suitcase. At the time of purchase I paid $370 and cannot recommend a better ice shanty for that price. 10/10 would buy again.

Very well made. Seems appear strong . Windows are flexible and thicker plastic. Very roomy. Easily can accommodate 4 adults fishing and probably 8 or 9 hanging out of the cold. I was able to set it up by myself in about 3 minutes stepping in and pushing from the inside. No assembly required aside from your ice anchors. Excited to get this on the ice.

I loved this shelter. I don't go ice fishing every weekend in the winter, I usually take 1 big trip up north, and my group of 4 have been shoving ourselves into a smaller 4 person tent for the last few years. This past trip I decided to look at affordable, larger, shelters so we had a bit more room. There's a lot of options in this arena and I settled on this unit because it seemed to have a lot of positive reviews and had a lot of features for the price. It comes in a pretty larger carry case and it folds up after use to fit back in the case. So that was nice. It's pretty heavy, lugging it around on the straps was doable but I wouldn't expect to do that over any long distances. Much easier to transport on a sled or vehicle. Inside it's HUGE. We could easily fit 4 people on one side of the tent and have a whole line of holes on the other side. Worked out extremely well for our part of 4. The windows are great, vents are great, has two doors on opposite corners; which was awesome when we were all inside so you didn't have to step over lines. The material is somewhat thick. It's not insulated and it's not basic tent material. It's like a thick canvas (but not canvas). We did get a bit of snow while we were there and it held up fine. It comes with all the anchors and tie downs as well.

This ice shack is easy to put up and take down and only requires a few minutes. It works best being set up with two people especially when it's windy. It has two vents, one on each end of the shack about 4x4 in size. Two doors on opposite corners. 6 windows that have a Velcro cover and the windows themselves Velcro into place. There are 6 grommets for the T hooks to screw into the ice. I would highly recommend getting separate washers so you don't damage the grommets or break them. It comes with only 4 tie downs which do work great, however 6 tie downs for windy days would be wonderful. It also comes with 12 T anchors. I would HIGHLY recommend getting the drill attachment, it makes the process for screwing the T hooks in a lot easier. There are some small pinholes around the stitching throughout the tent but this is to be expected and easily fixable with some rubber paint or black glue. It definitely works as a great shack to get out of the wind and remains relatively heated if you have a buddy heater or a small stove in it. Plenty of room for your gear and 4 people with chairs. This was a great purchase for my ice fishing adventures.

IM A DIEHARD ICE-FISHERMAN, coming from an Eskimo fat fish this thang was a major upgrade ice anchors are decent quality nicely insulated definitely need a bigger heater tho

Excellent quality and value. Windows allows for bright interior and it's well insulated

Yeah i know what you will think. I bought this for my basement, in case of a blackout. It was 11 degrees in the house the last time we had a blackout a few days ago and i said next time we will be ready. It was so easy to pop up, the walls are made strong and thick, its not a cheap tent. We tried it last night. I managed to have 15 degrees in my basement and... we were three and it was so hot in there. So it's really good. We put a queen bed and you could manage to put 2 others kinda of mattresses if not too wide. I wont test it on ice or snow but i think you wont be disapointed.

This tent is really great quality. Super warm. Super easy to put up and down. I’m guessing it’s the exact quality or better as the Eskimo tents but $200 cheaper. Only reason it didn’t get five stars is it didn’t have the full size door, but very few tents do. Other than that would highly recommend it.

Really enjoy this tent but the doors are a bit small.

Only reason it's not 5 star is because it doesn't have a hole to feed the propane hose threw the wall like the big name huts BUT it does come with a damn nice case to put all the pegs in. I liked that. The bag to put the hut in is a little tighter than other so it's a little hard to put it away but overall great quality hut, just as good as my buddys clam and same size. Oh and the velcro strap they send it in will never fit back on but that's w.e