Let’s face it, you need a sled, and I’m not talking about the kind that you take sliding down the hill.
If you’ve walked out carrying a bucket in one hand and fishing gear in the other, you already understand the appeal. Getting everything to your spot is part of ice fishing. Having a practical way to move it makes the trip a little easier.
The Clam Outdoors PackSled combines a gear-hauling platform, integrated skis, and a padded seat into a single packable setup. It’s designed for anglers who enjoy fishing out in the open and are often on the move.
Haul Your Gear Between Holes
Sometimes the first spot doesn’t produce. When it’s time to move, the PackSled gives your essentials a place to ride.
- Reinforced PVC hammock: Supports up to 80 pounds of gear, distributed across the base.
- Integrated skis: Designed to track smoothly across the ice.
- Attached tow strap: Lets you pull the sled by hand.
Load your tackle, bucket and other essentials within that gear limit, then bring your setup along as you search for the next bite.
Your Seat Comes With You
Once you reach your spot, you also have somewhere to sit.
The included padded seat supports up to 300 pounds and folds flat for storage. That’s a useful combination for anglers who want to haul equipment and bring a fishing seat without carrying a separate chair.
It Packs Down When the Fishing Is Done
Garage space gets crowded quickly once the winter gear comes out.
The PackSled’s skis fold inward, and its slim fold-down profile makes storage and transport more manageable. The unit weighs 36 pounds before adding your gear.
That packable design is worth a look if a bulky fishing setup has been taking over your storage space.
Who Should Consider One?
The PackSled makes sense for:
- Anglers walking to their fishing spots who want a dedicated way to haul essentials.
- Hole-hoppers who regularly move in search of fish.
- Open-air anglers who want a sled and seat for days spent fishing outside.
It provides hauling and seating without an enclosed tent, so choose it for the way you actually like to fish.
You already spend enough time sorting tackle and looking for fish. A setup that brings your gear and seat together can make getting out there, and moving again less of a chore.
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