Clam · Ice Shelters
Clam X-600 Thermal Hub
Best for: Groups and families who fish four to six anglers, or ice campers wanting a base-camp hub.
$300-600
Clam · Ice Shelters
Clam Nanook
Current 2026 two-person design balances 26 square feet with a 99 pound packed weight. The main tradeoff is still heavy enough that deep-snow hand towing will be demanding.
Best for: One or two anglers who want a current thermal flip-over with real room, quick deployment, and less weight than old machine-first shelters.
$600-1000 · check the retailer for current price and availability
Decision notes
What it does well and what to watch for.
Start with how you plan to use it, then weigh these strengths and tradeoffs against your own setup.
Why it works
- Current 2026 two-person design balances 26 square feet with a 99 pound packed weight
- Full thermal skin, 900 denier fabric, and 90 grams of insulation per square meter
- Side-entry doors reduce climbing over the sled and stored gear
- Sliding padded seats and two storage zones keep the interior flexible
Watch for
- Still heavy enough that deep-snow hand towing will be demanding
- A 60 by 38 inch packed footprint requires a capable vehicle
- The new model is listed as available soon, so early-season inventory needs confirmation
Key details
Specifications at a glance.
- Price band
- $600-1000
- Style
- Two-person thermal flip-over
- Fishable space
- 26 square feet, 74 inch peak height
- Weight
- 99 pounds
- Pack size
- 60 by 38 by 24 inches
- Shell
- 900 denier fabric with 90 grams insulation per square meter
- Details
- 1.25 inch poles with RPSX clips, two padded sliding seats, side-entry doors, overhead storage, and under-seat hammock
More to compare
Three more ice shelters.
Eskimo · Ice Shelters
Eskimo Outbreak 350XD
Best for: One or two anglers who want Outbreak features without hauling the full 450 footprint.
$300-600
Eskimo · Ice Shelters
Eskimo Outbreak 450XD
Best for: Small groups and family anglers who want one hub that covers day trips and overnight ice camping.
$300-600
Product FAQ
Questions before you buy.
Who is the Clam Nanook best for?
Best fit for the Clam Nanook: One or two anglers who want a current thermal flip-over with real room, quick deployment, and less weight than old machine-first shelters. Check the exact model against your own equipment, conditions, and experience before ordering.
What stands out about the Clam Nanook?
Current 2026 two-person design balances 26 square feet with a 99 pound packed weight. The main tradeoff for the Clam Nanook is Still heavy enough that deep-snow hand towing will be demanding.
What should I confirm before buying the Clam Nanook?
For the Clam Nanook, check style (Two-person thermal flip-over), fishable space (26 square feet, 74 inch peak height), and weight (99 pounds) against your setup and the current listing. Also confirm the exact model and included parts. The main tradeoff to weigh is Still heavy enough that deep-snow hand towing will be demanding.
Where can I check the current price for the Clam Nanook?
Use the retailer button on this Clam Nanook page to open the current listing. Before checkout, verify the seller, exact configuration, included parts, shipping, return terms, and current price because those details can change.