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CLAM 14475 C-360 3 Person 6 Foot Lightweight
CLAM 14475 C-360 3 Person 6 Foot Lightweight
CLAM 14475 C-360 3 Person 6 Foot Lightweight
CLAM 14475 C-360 3 Person 6 Foot Lightweight
CLAM 14475 C-360 3 Person 6 Foot Lightweight
CLAM 14475 C-360 3 Person 6 Foot Lightweight
CLAM 14475 C-360 3 Person 6 Foot Lightweight
CLAM 14475 C-360 3 Person 6 Foot Lightweight
CLAM 14475 C-360 3 Person 6 Foot Lightweight
CLAM 14475 C-360 3 Person 6 Foot Lightweight

CLAM 14475 C-360 3 Person 6 Foot Lightweight Portable Pop Up Ice Fishing Angler Thermal Hub Shelter Tent with Anchors, Tie Ropes, and Carrying Bag

Product ID : 49329418
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Galleon Product ID 49329418
UPC / ISBN 719921144754
Shipping Weight 41.65 lbs
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Model 14475
Manufacturer CLAM
Shipping Dimension 55 x 10.51 x 10.51 inches
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CLAM 14475 C-360 3 Person 6 Foot Lightweight Features

  • PLENTY OF SPACE: 4-sided hub with 36 square feet of fishable area and lots of headroom for 2 to 3 people; Measures 6 feet long, 6 feet wide and 6.6 feet at center height when set up

  • COMPACT CARRYING & FEATURES: Packs down easily and has triple-layer corner pockets that provide gear storage; Packed size measures 54 inches (4.5 feet) long, 10 inches wide, and 10 inches tall, and includes carrying bag for portability; Weight: 36 pounds

  • NICE N' TOASTY: 60 grams of insulation per square meter and a full thermal trap for heat retention and reduced condensation

  • TOUGH CONSTRUCTION: Durable 600-denier fabric with poles and hubs for extreme winter conditions; Extra-large 11mm poles provide stability

  • SNOW BANKING SKIRT: Comes with an oversized skirt for ample snow banking plus tie-downs and ice anchors; includes 4 ice anchors and 4 tie-ropes


About CLAM 14475 C-360 3 Person 6 Foot Lightweight

Clam Outdoors began as a manufacturer of quality ice fishing equipment over 30 years ago. In the beginning, it started with a portable suitcase-style shelter that opened up like a Clam (hence where the company name came from), but it all took off when an avid ice angler name Dave Genz came up with a brand new concept. He wanted to build a portable ice fishing house that would protect him from the weather, as well as allow him to be mobile. So he made one. Then another, and another and began to sell them to anglers across the ice belt. When he realized he had something that everyone wanted, he joined forces with Clam that was able to help with the expanding demand for the original Fish Trap.