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product_id: 8347493
title: "Eskimo Quickfish 69151 2 Pop-up Portable Ice Shelter, 2 Person , Red"
brand: "eskimo"
price: "692.47 DT"
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reviews_count: 13
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# Compact carry bag for easy transport 6-second pop-up setup IceTight™ wind & waterproof fabric Eskimo Quickfish 69151 2 Pop-up Portable Ice Shelter, 2 Person , Red

**Brand:** eskimo
**Price:** 692.47 DT
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> ❄️ Pop up, lock in, and own the ice fishing season!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Eskimo Quickfish 69151 2 Pop-up Portable Ice Shelter, 2 Person , Red by eskimo
- **How much does it cost?** 692.47 DT with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/8347493-eskimo-quickfish-69151-2-pop-up-portable-ice-shelter-2)

## Best For

- eskimo enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted eskimo brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Pack Light, Fish Hard:** Everything fits into a sleek cinch bag you can carry on your back—mobility without compromise.
- • **Instant Shelter, Zero Wait:** Pop-up hub design sets up in just 6 seconds—get fishing faster, stay ahead of the pack.
- • **Built to Brave the Elements:** IceTight™ fabric with high thread count ensures unbeatable wind and water resistance—comfort meets durability.
- • **Secure Anchoring Made Simple:** Integrated grommets in the skirt let you anchor quickly and confidently—no fumbling, just stability.
- • **Designed for Two, Built for Four:** Spacious 25 sq ft floor area comfortably fits 2 people with room to spare—upgrade your ice fishing game.

## Overview

The Eskimo Quickfish 69151 is a 2-person portable ice fishing shelter featuring a rapid 6-second pop-up hub design and rugged IceTight™ fabric for superior wind and water resistance. With a compact carry bag and integrated anchoring grommets, it offers effortless transport and setup. Spacious and durable, this shelter is engineered for serious anglers who demand quick deployment and reliable protection in all four seasons.

## Description

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Review: Great small/light niche hub - 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.
Review: Very easy to use and holds heat well - I have been wanting to get a portable shelter for quite sometime now. I looked at some of the cheaper off-brand shelters, but decided to just spend a little more to get this Eskimo Quickfish 2. At the end of this review, I will link a video that I did. It is a quick review/first impression type video. I show you how it pops up, and set up gear inside of it so you can actually get an idea of what it looks like. Many videos show how to set it up and take it down, but you don't get an idea of what the inside is like. The first time setting it up, I felt like the hubs were a little hard to pop out. Since then, they pop out fine, and I think they just need to be broken-in initially. On the 2nd attempt of setting it up, it took me just over 2 minutes to totally assemble it, and that includes removing it from the bag. (Not including ice anchors). It's super easy. Taking it down is just as easy, and after you've done it a couple times, you will notice it folds up a certain way. Putting it back into the bag is a little tricky, but it only takes a couple of minutes. There is a strap that goes around it after you fold it all up. It helps cinch it together and makes it easier to get into the bag. Push the material of the shelter inward as you pull the bag over it. It's not going to slide right in, but its not hard. It comes with 6 anchors with ropes in a nice little case. You can buy a drill bit for a cordless drill which is supposed to drive these into the ice easier. I have done it by hand and it works just fine. Sometimes its hard to start them, but once they bite in, its smooth. I highly recommend anchoring a corner of the shelter into the ice before setting it up. This will keep it from blowing away, and also from sliding around as you pop-out the hubs. They recommend setting up the shelter so the door-side is facing away from the wind. You will want to put at least 2 anchors on the back side, and maybe another one with a bungee strap (instead of the included ropes) connected to the back hub. I also put one on the corner just below the door. So when you zip/unzip the door it doesn't pull the shelter up. I feel like this is just enough room for 2 adults, or maybe an adult and 2 kids. 3 adults in here could be done with minimal gear, but if you plan on fishing 3 adults often, get a larger one. Although its not insulated, a Mr. Heater Propane Buddy keeps this very warm, and retains the heat very well even after you shut it off. I didn't need to run the heater nearly as much as I thought I would. There are 4 windows, each one can be removed, and each one has a shade to block out the light. There are also 2 vents that you can open. Condensation can happen in these, especially when using a heater, so these help some. The storage bag has straps, so it can be carried on your back like a backpack. I don't know what it weights, but its not a burden. Although I have only used it a few times, I am really enjoying the shelter, and it totally changes your ice fishing experience for the better if you have never used one. One more tip- after its popped up, with your one security anchor I mentioned, don't install the additional anchors just yet. Drill your ice holes, then slide the shelter out of the way to clean the slush out, and place the shelter back on, its much easier than trying to fling slush out the door after its already setup. I hope this review helps. If you want to see a video of it, and get an idea of it's size, copy and paste the link below, or just search "Maine Angler" on YouTube and you should find it. After a full season of use, I will update this review. Thanks! https://youtu.be/ypJFoVMBj4Y

## Features

- Hub design makes set-up and take-down quick and easy.
- Rugged and durable, tightly-woven, and featuring a high thread count; IceTight fabric delivers the wind and watertight performance that Eskimo shelters are known for.
- Everything fits into a cinch carrying bag that can easily be carried on your back.
- Easier to grip, and won't bend under pressure.
- Easily place your ice anchors through grommets located directly in the skirt material—eliminating the hassle of finding and holding a separate grommet tab.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B001VG4KKI |
| Best Sellers Rank | #326,801 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #24 in Ice Fishing Shelters |
| Brand | Eskimo |
| Brand Name | Eskimo |
| Closure Type | Zipper |
| Color | Red |
| Coverage | IceTight™ fabric |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 723 Reviews |
| Floor Area | 25 square_feet |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00012642691515 |
| Included Components | Ice Fishing |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 76"L x 76"W x 67"H |
| Item Type Name | Quickfish 2 Ice Shelter |
| Item Weight | 22 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Ardisam, Inc. (Sports) -- Dropship |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 69151 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 1 Year Limited |
| Material | IceTight™ Fabric |
| Material Type | IceTight™ Fabric |
| Model Number | 69151 |
| Number of Guylines | 2 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Occupancy | 2 Person |
| Pole Material Type | Aluminum |
| Product Dimensions | 76"L x 76"W x 67"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Fishing |
| Size | 2 Person |
| UPC | 744288175592 012642691515 012642010200 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Eskimo
- **Product Dimensions:** 76"L x 76"W x 67"H
- **Item Weight:** 22 Pounds
- **Floor Width:** 76 Inches
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Fishing
- **Occupancy:** 4 Person
- **Seasons:** 4 Season
- **Included Components:** Ice Fishing
- **Water Resistance Technology:** 1500 Mm
- **Special Feature:** Pop Up, Portable

## Images

![Eskimo Quickfish 69151 2 Pop-up Portable Ice Shelter, 2 Person , Red - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/513-pN8tQPL.jpg)
![Eskimo Quickfish 69151 2 Pop-up Portable Ice Shelter, 2 Person , Red - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51TW0NNhihL.jpg)
![Eskimo Quickfish 69151 2 Pop-up Portable Ice Shelter, 2 Person , Red - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51SKSoyaL6L.jpg)
![Eskimo Quickfish 69151 2 Pop-up Portable Ice Shelter, 2 Person , Red - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61+0naZsQHL.jpg)
![Eskimo Quickfish 69151 2 Pop-up Portable Ice Shelter, 2 Person , Red - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61Se4qWnXvL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Where is this product made?**
A: According to their website: Eskimo /Ardisam is a worldwide manufacturing corporation. We manufacture and produce products both in the United States and overseas.

**Q: do they make a floor for any of them thats a question**
A: No, because this shelter is designed for ice fishing, there is no floor.

**Q: Is the top totoally sealed or is there an opening? Can it be used when weather is not as cold and rain would be possible?**
A: I bought it as a gift for someone. I believe the top is totally sealed. My friend used it to smoke outside in the fall/winter so it was out in all the elements ie snow, wind, rain.

**Q: Is this unit insulated?**
A: No but it does come in a insulated version. Hope that helps.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great small/light niche hub
*by M***. on March 19, 2019*

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.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very easy to use and holds heat well
*by M***R on February 1, 2018*

I have been wanting to get a portable shelter for quite sometime now. I looked at some of the cheaper off-brand shelters, but decided to just spend a little more to get this Eskimo Quickfish 2. At the end of this review, I will link a video that I did. It is a quick review/first impression type video. I show you how it pops up, and set up gear inside of it so you can actually get an idea of what it looks like. Many videos show how to set it up and take it down, but you don't get an idea of what the inside is like. The first time setting it up, I felt like the hubs were a little hard to pop out. Since then, they pop out fine, and I think they just need to be broken-in initially. On the 2nd attempt of setting it up, it took me just over 2 minutes to totally assemble it, and that includes removing it from the bag. (Not including ice anchors). It's super easy. Taking it down is just as easy, and after you've done it a couple times, you will notice it folds up a certain way. Putting it back into the bag is a little tricky, but it only takes a couple of minutes. There is a strap that goes around it after you fold it all up. It helps cinch it together and makes it easier to get into the bag. Push the material of the shelter inward as you pull the bag over it. It's not going to slide right in, but its not hard. It comes with 6 anchors with ropes in a nice little case. You can buy a drill bit for a cordless drill which is supposed to drive these into the ice easier. I have done it by hand and it works just fine. Sometimes its hard to start them, but once they bite in, its smooth. I highly recommend anchoring a corner of the shelter into the ice before setting it up. This will keep it from blowing away, and also from sliding around as you pop-out the hubs. They recommend setting up the shelter so the door-side is facing away from the wind. You will want to put at least 2 anchors on the back side, and maybe another one with a bungee strap (instead of the included ropes) connected to the back hub. I also put one on the corner just below the door. So when you zip/unzip the door it doesn't pull the shelter up. I feel like this is just enough room for 2 adults, or maybe an adult and 2 kids. 3 adults in here could be done with minimal gear, but if you plan on fishing 3 adults often, get a larger one. Although its not insulated, a Mr. Heater Propane Buddy keeps this very warm, and retains the heat very well even after you shut it off. I didn't need to run the heater nearly as much as I thought I would. There are 4 windows, each one can be removed, and each one has a shade to block out the light. There are also 2 vents that you can open. Condensation can happen in these, especially when using a heater, so these help some. The storage bag has straps, so it can be carried on your back like a backpack. I don't know what it weights, but its not a burden. Although I have only used it a few times, I am really enjoying the shelter, and it totally changes your ice fishing experience for the better if you have never used one. One more tip- after its popped up, with your one security anchor I mentioned, don't install the additional anchors just yet. Drill your ice holes, then slide the shelter out of the way to clean the slush out, and place the shelter back on, its much easier than trying to fling slush out the door after its already setup. I hope this review helps. If you want to see a video of it, and get an idea of it's size, copy and paste the link below, or just search "Maine Angler" on YouTube and you should find it. After a full season of use, I will update this review. Thanks! https://youtu.be/ypJFoVMBj4Y

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great economical option. Don’t be a heathen with the bars/tent fabric and it won’t rip... duh.
*by C***R on December 30, 2018*

So far it seems to be great for the price. I feel like people leaving reviews who are putting holes in their tent fabric should be more careful — the tent does not seem super easily damaged, so read the enclosed literature and use some finesse! Jeez. It does take a little tug to set the shelter up, but if you follow the directions and have half a brain, you shouldn’t be ripping the tent or bending and breaking the bars. That’s user error! The tent has great windows. I’m sure with use, the Velcro will need cleaning as any would; however, the entire enclosure is very nice for the price. My husband is 6’4” and OBVIOUSLY cannot stand straight up. I’m 5’10” and can almost stand straight up inside all over (remember the ceiling is slanted in parts, so...). It’s well sized for what it is, and we plan to bring our Malamutes with us — I’m sure all three would be much too crowded within the tent, but definitely enough room for a buddy, wife, and/or a pet. The carrying case is awesome — and it rolls/folds back up easily to be put back in the bag, which is not often the case with things that come with bags to carry them in! Lol. My only complaint —- this was a GIFT for my husband at Christmas time. I am lucky that I went to the post office to pick it up (we live rurally, so it can’t be dropped off to our front porch or anything) because the packaging SAYS WHAT IT IS AND HAS IMAGES OF THE SHELTER ALL OVER THE BOX. How stupid. I saw another reviewer experienced this issue with her son discovering it on the porch, and I almost had the same happen if my husband had gone for our packages (which he normally does). Come on, Eskimo. Why can’t you ship in an unmarked box? But overall, quite pleased.

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