I have a Cabelas Deluxe Shower Shelter bought new in either 2005 or 2006. The unit is complete, clean, and in exceptional shape.
I am including the original 5 gallon shower bag. I did replace the hanging cord for the shower bag with lime green paracord because, well I don't trust the original hanging cord...
Massively oversize footprint. I am guessing from memory and can verify if you'd like, but I believe it measures something like 52x52x84 or something like that. It is big and roomy. I can set it up and measure if you'd like...
Poles are steel segmented poles with friction attachments on the ends. Poles are tethered with a small aircraft style cable, like a bicycle brake cable or something like that.
Carry bag is VERY roomy. We typically put our towels, and mirror in the carry bag along with the shelter. It's THAT roomy...
I don't often say this about outdoor gear, but the best way to describe this thing is, overbuilt. It's not light, but it does its job, does is super well, and is made with IMHO unflinching QC. Everything should be made this well...
I opted for an instant set 2 room model instead, and don't need 2 privacy shelters. Original price on this was nearly $200.00, will let it go for $100.00 + Shipping (or no shipping cost for Houston Metro pickup). Will consider reasonable offer.
I will set up and snap some pics if the weather is good enough, but I never thought to take pics of the "bathroom" out on trips. I am in no real hurry to sell this, I want it to go to someone that will make good use of it. Maybe see it set up on one of our trips to PINS, or the Ren Fest or something...
UPDATE:
No photos, bit a tour video. The shower shelter is complete with.
#1. Tent body.
#2. Rainfly with attached guy lines.
#3. All poles and connectors
#4. Protective bag / sleeve for top cross connector so it doesn't snag the mesh in storage.
#5. 4 guy lines for guying out from the main poles.
#6. 8 large yellow plastic stakes original to the shelter.
#7. Corner shower and TP caddy with TP roller rod.
#8 Towel hanger bar and straps.
#9. 5 gallon solar shower bag.
#10. Stake and guyline bag.
#11. Pole bag.
#12. Storage bag.
All poles are heavy gauge steel, and steel corded segments to keep parts from getting lost.
I set it up, gave it a good wash down, dry out and air out..
If you don't need an instant set model, this thing really is a super strong, super well wade winner of a shower shelter / ensuite whatever you want to call it...
I'm thinking $100.00 Houston / NASA area pickup. Give me a reasonable offer.
I am including the original 5 gallon shower bag. I did replace the hanging cord for the shower bag with lime green paracord because, well I don't trust the original hanging cord...
Massively oversize footprint. I am guessing from memory and can verify if you'd like, but I believe it measures something like 52x52x84 or something like that. It is big and roomy. I can set it up and measure if you'd like...
Poles are steel segmented poles with friction attachments on the ends. Poles are tethered with a small aircraft style cable, like a bicycle brake cable or something like that.
Carry bag is VERY roomy. We typically put our towels, and mirror in the carry bag along with the shelter. It's THAT roomy...
I don't often say this about outdoor gear, but the best way to describe this thing is, overbuilt. It's not light, but it does its job, does is super well, and is made with IMHO unflinching QC. Everything should be made this well...
I opted for an instant set 2 room model instead, and don't need 2 privacy shelters. Original price on this was nearly $200.00, will let it go for $100.00 + Shipping (or no shipping cost for Houston Metro pickup). Will consider reasonable offer.
I will set up and snap some pics if the weather is good enough, but I never thought to take pics of the "bathroom" out on trips. I am in no real hurry to sell this, I want it to go to someone that will make good use of it. Maybe see it set up on one of our trips to PINS, or the Ren Fest or something...
UPDATE:
No photos, bit a tour video. The shower shelter is complete with.
#1. Tent body.
#2. Rainfly with attached guy lines.
#3. All poles and connectors
#4. Protective bag / sleeve for top cross connector so it doesn't snag the mesh in storage.
#5. 4 guy lines for guying out from the main poles.
#6. 8 large yellow plastic stakes original to the shelter.
#7. Corner shower and TP caddy with TP roller rod.
#8 Towel hanger bar and straps.
#9. 5 gallon solar shower bag.
#10. Stake and guyline bag.
#11. Pole bag.
#12. Storage bag.
All poles are heavy gauge steel, and steel corded segments to keep parts from getting lost.
I set it up, gave it a good wash down, dry out and air out..
If you don't need an instant set model, this thing really is a super strong, super well wade winner of a shower shelter / ensuite whatever you want to call it...
I'm thinking $100.00 Houston / NASA area pickup. Give me a reasonable offer.
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