69143 Quickfish 3 Pop-Up Portable Hub-Style Ice Fishing Shelter, 34 Square Feet of Fishable Area, 3 Person Shelter

For the price this is an awesome tent, super quick and easy to set up and even faster to take down.

This QuickFish 3 is the perfect size for 2 adults or an adult and a couple of kids to fish out of. I've had it out on the ice 4 times since buying it. It sets up very quickly and folds down just as fast. It does take a little work to get it back into the bag, but it is not too hard to do even after a long day fishing.I got the non-insulated version, and it stays very warm with the Mr. Heater MH9BX Buddy propane heater on low in temps around 0 degrees F. (It does have two exhaust vents in the roof to help the air circulate)The door zippers are very robust and looks like they will stand up to abuse. The included ice anchors are very nice and strong and do an excellent job of holding the tent down. It also includes tie-down lines but I have not had to use them, even in moderately windy weather.It has just the right amount of windows so you can see your traps in multiple directions. There are two pockets on the interior walls, but they are pretty tight and not super usable for anything other than flat things (your phone, etc.)As others have noted, these are not really meant to be waterproof, but I didn't have any leak problems when we had a light rain one day while on the ice.The size is ideal for two adults fishing out of two holes, with flashers, etc. I think three adults fishing would be cramped, but if you are just using it as a warm-up/hang out shelter then 4 adults can comfortably sit in there and chat, drink beer, etc without feeling too cramped.Overall very happy with the purchase!

I got this for my parents, my father is disabled and has a lot of metal inside him that when he gets cold, makes him hurt quite bad. But he loves to ice fish. They alway only get to for a short time before he hurts too bad because he is exposed to the frigid Maine winters on the ice. Always windy, and busy fishing. This is what he has been looking at for some time now but has a limited income on ssdi. So i ordered it for them so he could go out and do something he truly enjoys and have a place to stay warm other than back in his truck. It limited his fishing so much. He is the happiest i have seen him in at least a year. At least we can still ice fish with covid restrictions. Its perfect for him and my mom and they often bring a grandchild or 2 and there is easily room for 4 to be in the shelter. And its easy enough for my 65 yr old mom to pop up herself in moments. Even in some gusty wind she did well on a test set up today. I can do it in under a minute. And it fit back in the bag fairly decently when putting it away unlike so many i have seen from friends before this one. Set it up on our front lawn with 6" of hard snow on it and it warmed up with just my tiny single burner pocket gas stove and it was 7°f out and windy. Its gona be awesome on the ice this weekend. So excited. Update. Still awesome. Goes back in the bag nice and easy. Just lay it down folded up and pull flaps put and wrap it with them and slides back into bag with minimal effort. The cinch strap also helps a lot when there is a bunched up spot which happens now and again. But this thing is perfect. My physically disabled but somewhat active parents use it every weekend and sometimes during the week too. Best thing i could have gotten him. Now my Dads favorite winter past-time is back in his life again. Havent seen him so happy about something in a long time. He is all over it.

From the pictures it is easy to deduce that I do not use the tent for ice fishing. That said, it works remarkably well as a portable work shelter. I can set it up in less than a minute. The tent is very stable, I did not need the anchors with wind gusts around 20 mph. It holds heat very well too. I like the backpack style case which makes it easy to carry, however I have yet to figure out an easy way to get it back in the case. Probably operator error, but if the case had a zipper on it and another one of the Velcro straps, it would be much easier to repack. Other than that, it does exactly what I need it too, and is $200 bucks cheaper than a manhole utility shelter.Update. After a month of near daily use, I have abandoned the backpack bag. I set this tent up and break it down multiple times per day when I use it, and the carrying case is not practical. It can be setup and broken down in under a minute, but it takes me 15 minutes and a few choice words to get it back in the case. Also I ended up buying some tent anchors to hold it down when it’s windy. The anchors that come with it are designed to be screwed into ice, and are too short (maybe 5 inches) to work in soil. That said, I’ve set this tent up and broke it down at least 40 times. I haven’t had any issues with the hardware failing. Overall I’m still satisfied with my purchase.

Nice & roomy for 4 people is,,, I set it up in the back yard just to know how ,,, better if 2 people set it up but 1 can manage it ok 🤓

The Quick fish 3 is a really nice ice hut for the guy who goes alone, or has a buddy along. Lightweight and really portable fits my sled with the rest of my gear, quick set up, Tip, directions say pop roof first, well it is better to start with a side first then go around all sides then step inside and pop up the roof, plenty of room inside 80 inches tall inside and fishing area is 70x 70 with like 80 inches elbow room, two can fish real easy could do 3 also, if just useing to keep warm 4 guys wold fit well. love this hut.when tearing hut down push roof in first then all 4 sides, then fold coner over to oposing corner, then bring sides in and roll up.