EskimoQuickfish

I bought this for a Christmas gift, my son said the quality is great and says that it is very warm. Set up is quick and easy. Well worth the value.

Held up well this winter except for one ice anchor that broke, but it was an extra anyways. Holds heat well and can comfortably fit 3 people. The window placement is good.The backpack carrying bag makes moving this tent around on foot very easy and is a great addition, you can walk a good distance on foot with it

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!

It is a very great product the eskimo 6 is very nice n spacious and very light weight u can carry over ur shoulders like a backpack easy to pop up n set up after getting used to its size I'd say take ur time a few times after u get comfortable with it it's a breeze no it is not insulated but u still stay warm in it really well

I only got a few trips in with the QuickFish 2 this season. I usually fish from a one man flip-over, and I have an Eskimo 949i for groups (okay for 3 people fishing/ luxury for 2 people fishing).I wanted something light weight with a small packed footprint for dragging on foot when the snow gets really deep. To save weight and bulk, I went with the Eskimo QF2 non-insulated hub. The QF2 fits in a JetSled Jr. and only weighs about 20Lbs. The fabric seems to retain heat well, and it is small enough to be heated with a Little Buddy heater. With two guys fishing inside, you will probably only need a heater in sub-zero temps (body heat is enough in this small shack).There is plenty of space when solo. It is tight, but two can fish for an extend period without any problems. It can accommodate two large camp chairs side-by-side. I cannot imagine three fishing in this shelter, but it would fit three people while watching tip-ups (not fishing inside). The windows are positioned well for watching tip-ups, and I like that you can remove the windows. But, a 2nd door would make it more convenient for two anglers.It was a little stiff to set-up the first few times, but after that break-in period it is fast, simple, and easy. The fabric seems durable, high quality zipper, and very nice ice anchors. The interior mesh pocket comes in handy (wish there was a 2nd). The storage bag kind of sucks, but I only use it for long-term storage.If you are looking for a light weigh hub with a small footprint, I don’t think that you can do any better than the QF2 (especially for the price). We had it out in a very nasty rain storm with high winds, and I was very impressed with how the little shack held-up in that extreme weather.