Customer Reviews for VEVOR Portable Ice Shelter, 3-4 Person Pop-Up Ice Fishing Tent, 43 Square Feet Fishable Area, Ice Shanty for Winter Fishing, Waterproof Oxford Ice Cube with Anchors/Ropes/Carrying Bag, 90"x90", Black

Great

Era difícil abrirlo, y era un reto saber dónde abrirlo. Por lo demás, el producto es tal y como se describe. Estoy satisfecho con mi compra

Love the shelter! Only negative is the window flaps being on the outside. Would be a 5 out of 5 other wise.

For under $170, this surprised my expectations. It's durable and well insulated. Unless I setup incorrectly, the pole on the zipper side of the door needs some improvement. There's not a pocket on the bottom, so it falls out of the top pocket when repositioning the shelter and it gets in the way of the zipper.

Despite the low price, the design is relatively well-made. Nice reinforced stitching at the corners, the pole mechanism seems to work well and is of good quality. The fabric is as expected for the price, so not very thick compared to an Eskimo, but seems perfect for the intended use. The anchors are well galvanized and of good quality, although a bit small, but the net is quite wide. To be continued on the lake!

This is the definition of you get what you pay for. As a guide and avid outdoorsman I use this house often. It lacks functionality of top brands like Otter, Eskimo, Clam however those houses are 3x the cost of this one. The windows specifically are not designed well, the pole assembly for the entry door could be built studier. How-ever this house functions as intended. I've also used this in some pretty heavy wind north of 40mph for over 10hrs and it held up (with ice screws and staked down).

Very nice shanty for the price. I like the full size door feature! I was always tripping in and out of my last corner door shanty, so my back appreciates the full door and room to stand straight up inside the shanty! Only been out in it a couple times, but it is plenty warm and has tons of room. Would recommend!

We bought this to use as a smoking shelter on our deck. We live in a high wind area with winds 60 kmph with gusts up to 90. We secured the tent to the deck by pulling out the skirt and then screwing lumber over it on all 4 sides. The tent is still in place after a day of 50-60 kmph winds with gusts up to 90 kmph. The issue with the winds has been the walls collapsing inward and the tent dancing around madly. After the wind subsides, we just pop the sides back out and carry on. The tent is no longer waterproof but it hasn't been a big issue because we don't get rain often this time of year. Overall, I'm impressed so far. Let's see how it does with a snow load lol

I have set up the pop up tent and I ordered a mini wood stove. Ive noticed a fire hazard. On the rolled part of the stove pipe is too close to the fabric. If one makes the fire to hit the chemany will burn the tent. As the rolled up faberic is only 2 inches to 3 inches. I think it would be best for that rolled up faberic to be removed completely or put the fabric to be placed upbove the cheminy hole. Other then that its very warm and toasty in the twnt as I will enjoy winter camping n fishing this yeat

Terrible ice fishing tent. Only 2 windows are fully covered with plastic, the rest have screens and only close on the inside. In windy conditions in the winter I guarantee that snow and wind will blow in. There’s hardly any insulation, I can almost see through the walls. The chimney hole can only be closed on the inside, and the thread is covered with tape. The chimney hole cover should be on the outside. Since it’s on the inside, it will likely melt from the chimney. The zipper is cheap and terrible.