I have a ranger triplex. It seems to be pretty well built and durable. It can be totally blackened inside even in bright sunshine for sight fishing. I really like it for 2 people. 3 can get a little crowded, but it is doable. The seats aren't LAZeBoy style, but definitely better than a bucket. Its kind of heavy to pull fully loaded on snow, but on smooth ice its a breeze. Its also little noisy inside in the wind, but not unbearable. Speaking of breeze, don't forget the anchors. Opening the tent up in even a little wind will have you sliding across the ice like a sailboat. Great if you want to sail, bad if you want to icefish. I'm not sure which is worse, chasing the sled or being in it when it takes off. I usually set up with the wind to my back and drill a couple extra holes about 10 feet behind the sled and then I have ropes tied to each corner with 1/2" x 12" steel conduit attached to the rope. I put the conduit in the holes and pull the sled tight before opening the tent. When I''m ready to move the conduit slips right out of the hole.
