EskimoOutbreak Portable Pop-Up Ice Fishing Shelter, Stormshield Insulated Fabric, No Trip Door, Durable Hub Design, Deluxe Tie Downs, Red/Black

Here’s a rewritten version of your review:---This is one of the best overlanding purchases I’ve ever made. Setting up the shelter took me about 10 minutes, and tearing it down was just as quick. By far, this is the easiest and fastest tent I’ve ever owned in terms of setup and takedown. On my first trip, the shelter truly proved its worth—it kept me completely dry during two nights of rain, retained heat exceptionally well with a propane Buddy Heater (even when temperatures dropped into 20/30s), and held up impressively against a windstorm on the second night. I was genuinely worried during the storm, but by 5:00 AM, when the wind died down, the shelter was still standing strong without any damage.I also loved how spacious it is and how convenient the full-size door makes entering and exiting. The only downside is the weight and bulk when folded up, but considering everything it offers, it’s a fair trade-off.I highly recommend this shelter to anyone looking for a comfortable, roomy, warm, and vehicle-transportable option for overlanding or camping. It’s a fantastic investment!

Well for one thing I believe the outbreak 350XD must be the newest size in the outbreak line of the finest ice shanties available in the United States or the world as far as that matter because I have seen very very few if any reviews on the 350 XD on YouTube or anywhere else so let me start by saying Eskimo and Amazon both are great when it comes to putting their money where their mouth is backing up any wrong doings or shipping errors or broken poles whatever, they they did not question me at all when I returned my quick fish3 because I had accidentally been sent a Shanty that had already been returned once.. anyways I ordered and quickly received the Eskimo outbreak 350 XD which is the perfect size perfect weight is very mobile very packable and could easily easily fish four guys easily camp two people comfortably overnight on the ice and that's two full size cots and all their equipment the 350 XD is the finest Shanty I've ever had, the insulation is impeccable the quality craftsmanship, the waterproofing that is evident on the outbreak XD Series fabric compared to say the fat fish Etc but it's just a very very finely built Hub shanty and the ehub system where you can customize many things to incorporate right into the Hub system of your shanty I believe is just keeping that Eskimo number one quality spot easily in their trophy case anything from Dead stick rod holders to camera mounts to phone holders small tables and trays and cup holders can all be slid right into the ehub system I'm looking forward to trying a couple of rattle reels this next season, and I'm looking forward to tomorrow receiving the ehub lighting system I purchased for the fanny 12 volt LED system with dimming remote can't wait thanks a lot Eskimo Pro awesome that has put the excitement of ice fishing it's a little fire back under me and Amazon thank you for understanding the when I returned 1 Sandy and ordered another how easily and smoothly it when I am very appreciative of that tight lines from mid Michigan

Absolutely love it. Huge footprint and tons of space! Fast and easy setup and takedown! Also, well built and great quality!

Got this after a purchase of a 650XD fell through. This this is giant!! I also have a 450. Each area inside is just slightly smaller than a 450, but the total area is huge. I'm 5'10" and my brother is 6'1" he can stand in the middle of either, but we both have to duck a bit in the very middle.I've used it for 2 ice fishing trips and 1 winter camping trip. Held up great in the wind, I buy extra tie downs and anchors anyways. Had a green big buddy heater that kept it very warm while -7°F outside. Going to spray with sealer on the spring. It did rain a bit but, nothing really seeped in, I'm just cautionary. Did get some good condensation the first overnight run. Second time we used a fan and a PVC pipe for a vent under the skirt and it was way less. Just a thought. I would definitely buy it again... And I do get it to fit back into the bag every time.

Pops up easily. Gave up on putting it in the bag at the end. It comes with a strap to cinch it tight. I tow it behind my snowmobile in a covered sled anyway. The shack seems well made. I use a 9000 btu buddy heater and it got plenty warm when it was -20 wind chill. Roomy in there with grey interior and nets to keep your mittens. Having an actual door is the best thing I believe. This is my first ice shack. I have always just been in the elements. Luxury.

I bought this house as part of my never ending quest to have the perfect combination of portable fish houses. I wanted something big to comfortably sleep and camp two guys. I was no longer using a hub house for portability so I figured might as well have something big.Pros: It's big! Lots of room for activities.Full door works good and is convenient.Sets up pretty easy with one guyPrice! This was really the only reason why I chose this and would recommend it over an otter mega lodge.Fabric and insulation seems to be good quality and retains heat well considering the size.Cons: it's heavy! Still manageable with one guy but it really is heavy than I expected. A lot of work to take it down and wrestle it into the bag.Speaking of, the bag sucks. Quality is maybe a little better than other brands but come on! Why doesn't it have a zipper?! Makes it way harder to pack up. I will be having a seamstress add a zipper to mine soon.Lastly, the tie down straps kinda suck. It has pockets on the outside to hold them but it only comes with 3! And they're bulkier and heavier than they need to be. Otter definitely wins in this category by including straps for each hub and storing them in the pouches.Overall I would still buy this again. Can't beat the sale prices that are pretty much year round on this house.