Minimal Amount of Loose Pieces
Our portable ice fishing shelters have minimal loose pieces
to deal with when setting up your shelter to fish. Takes less
time to transport to a new spot and creates more room in the
base for your fishing equipment.
Over-Sized Arched Doorways
Easy to maneuver yourself and equipment in and out of the tent. Doors completely unzip for full frontal views. Velcro attachment on the outside to secure the door in an open position when needed.
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Stabilizer Bar The two bars on the front help keep the shelter stabilized in high wind conditions. They also have the option of becoming an anchor if you put an eyebolt through the holes on the bottom. They easily fold up and out of the way when it is time to move on. |
Bi-directional coil style zipper. The zipper is self-repairing and won’t freeze up or loose teeth saving you valuable time on the ice and less frustration for you. Zipper pull attachment makes zipping easier with winter gloves on.
Clear View Windows
Removable clear view windows for transport and storage. Easy to open for added ventilation.
Adjustable black out drapes can keep the light out of your shelter when needed or be open for viewing your tip-ups.
Secures with Velcro closure tabs.
Sewn in on the side walls for extra storage of gloves, hats, lake maps etc.
Frabill’s Storm Guard System seals out the elements from all directions. From the rear - A molded vinyl strip that spans the back of the shelter locks out any unwanted drafts. From the sides- a wind skirt that comes from the sides of the tent and goes across the front edge of the base. From the front- oversized shelter skirts and a specially designed front frame pole hugs the ice to seal the perimeter to keep you warm and comfortable inside.