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Jim J it’s pretty light. Pulling in deep snow kinda sucks no matter what, but this one isn’t bad.

Mike Jensen come hold it steady for me Mr. Surgeon.

Izom I modified the intake so it’s up several more inches. But yes.

Josh: I park my truck as a wind break. I have never had to use anchors.

Dave Wagner Thanks! Yeah I wish!

Dominic Dreyling the seats aren’t very easily removable making it a little more difficult to fit a cot. However you could probably fit a cot in the open fishing area. The sled itself is actually quite roomy, so you could potentially make a sleeping area out of it. I’d recommend finding a local dealer that has one set up for you to check out in person.

I very much disagree ... the tub is tiny, hard to pack stuff because the hubs and tent take it all up. Stick to something with a big sled or just a big hub... In my humble unlearned opinion the sled isn't oriented correctly to utilize the space... the sides have two areas that are wasted .. I agree with them on Marine General... They have a web site. . Local!

I did end up buying the evo1 and comfortably slept in it when we got negative temps and a 20 mile per hour wind perfect for what I need

Snorelacks thank you! Good plan. If you want to, go check out and subscribe to Northern Outdoors TV. We have joined with them to become one channel. Same type of content, but better quality!

I was in the exact same boat, looking at a clam. I saw this video, and I think my mind is changed. Thanks, guys!

craig nestor it’ll be okay.

zack fleming yeah it did just fine.

Michael Prevost it is easy to take down and put away. The hub is attached to the sled so you basically pop them in, fold each side down and it’s good to go. As for durability, it has been used only about 10 times. It belongs to a friend of mine. As far as I know it is holding up fine, but don’t quote me on that.

Thanks for getting back to me.I ended up buying a otter lodge.Gander had it on sale for $711 couldnt pass up that buy.30 sq ft of fishable space full thermal too

Mike: My wife can set up and take down our EVO-2iT, pack the pails and almost load the truck. I made ramps and she can slide the sled up the ramps by her self. (we make sure she can load stuff by her self and I can take down and load the sled easily.)

I think it's heavy and pulls hard. I am unsure so far

Michael Prevost I’d say it is generally quicker to set-up/take down than the quick fish. Plus you don’t really need to worry about staking down because of the sled weight in the back.

Thanks for the feedback

@@michaelprevost1229 Mine takes about 1.5 minutes. I pop the top first then pop the two front hubs then enter and set the corners. I made a sliding tray between the seats for mine.

82brummy It would fair excellent. My FreeRide 137”/2.25” does very well; your 146” will make everything easier.

Tom n You are correct. I attached the piece of wood to create a better angle for less ice melt. It works well. Thanks for commenting.

Just sent it

Mine fits my F150 super crew 6' box with the 10" auger along side. I get 4 buckets under the seat, three buckets and one sounder. The fabric doesn't frost up either.

Greg H Yes, I also have an Otter Cabin Pro I and it stays extremely warm with little heat. This Eskimo shelter isn't quite as warm, however the shape doesn't let the wind not penetrate as much. I would go with either house from day to day, it's just a preference on style really. Thanks for commenting.

GH: I have the EVO-1i and the EVO-2i Both have the insulated roof. I've never been cold in either one. I always face the rear toward the wind and I use the truck as an additional wind break. Wife and I will be down to our flannel shirts in ours. Heat rises and doesn't like to travel sideways. Additionally it doesn't rain inside either shelter.

Josh: I get 4 5 gallon bucket pails in mine. 1 bucket under each the seat and 1bucket just behind the first ones. The hub bars tuck in between the seats and I gather the fabric toward the center to make room for the 2 second buckets. I have one pail as a tackle box, one for scoops, pop ups and propane bottles, one for the lantern and towels and one space for sounders and or camera. (equal to the space of 1 bucket)

Thank you! Will do.

Topwaterpower Hey thanks! And possibly that would work sometime, I've never fished over there. You can follow my Instagram account and dm me there.

Keegan Dolby I'm not sure what you mean. I uploaded the clips and edited them in iMovie.

thePuckman4 Depends on where on the lake you go, but somewhere around 20ft.

thePuckman4 can be good. gotta find the right areas. lots of pike.

Have you been out recently? Im going up today, any ideal tactics or lures or bait i should use? Feel free to dm me on instagram--- nstowell14 thanks

Waxies and pink or green small lures worked well for us that day. Crappie minnow's worked a little bit as well.