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Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek
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This video showcases various outdoor and fishing products. Within the context of generator safety, it features a portable 'Snowdog' 2000 Watts inverter generator integrated with an electric motorcycle. While the video does not explicitly demonstrate the selection or use of protective covers for the generator, the nature of its outdoor application highlights the critical need for weather protection to ensure longevity and reliable operation of such equipment.
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(20,001 characters)All right, guys. We're going into St. Paul's largest hunting and fishing show, and we are going to find some of the wildest and craziest gear that they've got there. And I'm going to tell you right now, this show does not disappoint. There is some really fun stuff in it. So, let's jump right into the show. I'll give you a 3, two, one. Three, two, one. All right, Bill. What are we looking at with this now? >> So, this is the Silverback Pro retractable shelter. So, designed to go fast. So, you flip down your snow door, flip down your suspension lock, that locks into place. You have her pull out, open your door, hit your power. Everything inside comes down with you. all gravity pent so it can sit on the snow or however you want to put it >> and you're fishing. >> This is in the fits in the back of a UTV. >> Yeah. You need side by side any pickup or about the right height. So you got uh 600 lb gross weight. So it doesn't take much of a a vehicle to hold it. And then it's got a self-contained battery box and you can put a solar panel on the outside. And it hooks into the UTV to recharge it. Just >> What is this called, Bill? >> What's it called? >> Yeah. >> Super Back Pro. >> Silver Back Pro. >> And there's a lot of room in here. >> A lot of room. Two guys can easily fish in here. Four holes as many electronics. 100 amp hour lithium ion battery. You can fish all day. >> Where do you guys find it at? >> Uh silverbackpro.com. >> Thank you, sir. >> All right. Some of you guys will love this next one and some of you guys will hate it. And let me know where you guys sit on the fence and what you think about this idea. Either whether you love it or hate it, it's something that I've never seen done by anyone else. >> All right, guys. We're looking at a generator powered motorcycle. This is Tim or how do we say your name? >> T I am Tim. I am Tim. Hey, everybody. >> All right. So, tell me about this Tim. Oh yeah, this is our allwheel drive electric motor motorcycle. >> We can use with generator gas generator extra range about 3 hours. >> Yeah. So you can use uh like hybrid or just for battery. Yeah. One battery about uh 3 hours for range. Yeah. If you don't need uh uh all-wheel drive, you can turn off your front. >> Okay. So now it's an all-wheel drive motorcycle with the option of just going with rearw wheelel drive or all-wheel drive. When you get to your campsite, you pull your generator out, you power your camp, and this is a hybrid model. >> Great. Yeah, exactly. So this is like power bank. Yeah. You can use it for different stuff, >> right? >> What is this called? Where do you guys find? >> This is our Bulldog. >> Yeah. Bulldog electric bike. >> Bulldog. >> Yeah. Bulldog. This is all about dogs. Yeah, dog space. [laughter] >> What is the price point on this, Tim? >> Price 8,000 with a generator. >> Is this out now? Is this available for sale? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We can we you can sell right here right now. >> Awesome. Where do guys find it at? >> What is the page >> about? >> Where would guys go to find it at? >> Ah, where? >> Uh, so about dealers not available yet, but uh should be soon. Would they go to a website snow? >> We have website snowog.com. Snow. >> Yeah, you you can make request. Just send requests and have a go. >> Very good. Thanks, Tim. Appreciate on this next one. You basically had me sold at -60°. Let's go. >> All right, Mars. What are we looking at with this boot system? >> So, yeah, here we have Norphins. His boots been around in US since 2019 and even before. >> Okay. >> But we've evolved and we have two cleats, one in the heel, in the front which you can flip out and back in. You get the solid rubber sole so you can go off the ice general outdoors and then you have a long or short version low cut boot. You get removable liners so it's easy and fast to wide them. But best part is how light these boots are and they are super warm. 40 below rated for this particular boot. >> How how much below? >> 40. 40. >> 40 below. >> 40 below zero. Yes. >> For this boot. >> For this boot. >> And it's designed to go on the ice or off the ice with a simple flip. >> Yes. Right there. >> Correct. >> All right. >> And then we also have like 60 below rated boots which are super lightweight and super warm. You're walking like on a pillows but your feet will never get cold. This is thicker wool liner and additional foot beds for moisture management and to keep you off the ice. So they are very breable, lightweight, same time flexible. And >> where do guys find out more information on these? >> Uh northernusa.com is our website. >> Okay. What what do they go for? I hate to ask. >> Yeah. Yeah. So no, that's all right. Like these Klondikes you will get around 200 in different stores and online with the deals and the other boots will be like 180. Then we have one like early late season boot which is like half pound for a boot >> which is five below five below. >> This is like wearing a slip. This would be like a slipper. >> Yeah. >> There's nothing to this. >> That's all the air. >> You try this random guy. >> Wow. >> Yeah. Is that nuts? >> That's crazy. >> Normally you pick a boot like that up, you'd be like, >> I don't want to put this on my foot. >> You're right. >> Unreal. >> Can flip them in and out. So yeah, all ZAMs covered ice fishing on ice off ice. We also have a hunting boot which doesn't has cleat, so less sound, more flexibility, but then you can get like additional set of heated boot liners. You replace your regular ones and once you get into your near stand, you plug in small power back and turn on the heat. >> Mars, you need to shut up. I'm getting boot envy here. I mean, >> for sure. >> Honestly, you guys, this might be the best booth that I've visually seen in a long time. All right. >> So cold, everyone. >> Norinusa.com. All right. Thanks, man. Appreciate it. >> I appreciate it. >> This next one is something that I've never seen anything like it. Let me know what you guys think of it. Is this a great idea? Is this practical in some applications? And where and when do you think it would come in handy? I'm just not picturing it. I'm not saying it's bad. I'm just not picturing it. >> All right, Grant. This tunnel cover has a secret. What is it? >> Well, it's funny you should ask. Check this out. What are we looking at? >> So, what we're looking at is a twoin one system to where you can have a rollup tunnel cover and a collapsing truck in the same application. And it's just like your four-wheel drive on your truck. You don't always use your four-wheel drive, but from time to time you might need it. So, it's there when you need it and out of the way when you don't. And it's great for hauling some of those bigger items that traditionally wouldn't fit under a tunnel panel. >> So, this tunnel cover is a two-piece and it comes as a topper as well. >> Uh, yeah. So, you can actually get it as a tunnel cover and then you can actually add the topper on later or you can get the whole kit in one unit. >> What is this called? This is called the Fast Top Traveler. It's a twoin one option. >> Where do guys find out more information on these guys? >> Uh you can check it out at fasttop.com and you can visit uh truck accessories direct and they can hook you up. >> Okay. Now, what trucks do these fit on? >> So, these fit on Ford, Ram, Chevy, Toyota, Nissan, Honda, Jeep, you you name it, we have most models available. >> All right. Thank you, sir. >> Website is >> uh ww.fast.com fast.com or you can visit ww.truckacories.com. >> Thank you, sir. >> All right. So, Lexi, this is a very unique tip up that does something no other tip up does, and it tells you how far the fish is taking your line out. >> Right now, it's sitting on the ice ready to go. That fish is going to come by and hit it, and it's going to activate those lights. Every time that fish is actively pulling out line, that's that blue light you see. After five revolutions of line being pulled out, you're going to get this white light. After 20, you'll get another white light. And after 40, you'll get another white light. So, it's a built-in line counter. You have the option for the buzzer. >> Okay. >> This resets your whole tip up. You have a 180 360 mode for your flashlight. And then down here, we have your adjustable line tension. So, right now it's set up for a very light fish like your crappies, your sunfish. You could easily switch out your whole setup. Grab a different spool. Slide that on. Adjust how much line tension you want. And now you're ready to go for a whole different type of fish. >> Where do guys find out more information on these? >> You can go to icehawkfishing.com. >> icehawkfishing.com. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> All right. Next up, we're going to get into a bunch of different options for tipups and ice fishing rods. And for those guys that may live in warmer climates and not know what a tipup is, we drill a hole in the ice in Minnesota. We park our truck next to it. We stick an ice fishing house next to that. And we either have the hole in the ice fishing house or outside of the ice fishing house. And then we put a rod and reel over it. And instead of standing over that hole looking down hoping something bites, whenever something strikes, boom, there's a signal that allows a person to crank in their dinner. So, let's show you what some of these different options are. >> All right, Ben, what are we looking at with this one now? I'm on the >> uh we were looking at the Firehouse Arctic claw. Right here is your fishing tip up. When you're done fishing, it closes up here. >> You got a magnet inside for your hook. Everything closes inside. No mess, no tangles. Everything's concealed. Easy to use. >> Show me how you set it up. >> When you set it up, you got two tabs. You're going to pop it open here. Your flags on a pivot. >> It extends open. And just like that, you're fishing. Fast and simple. >> That easy. What is it called? Where do you guys find it at? >> This is the Firehouse Products Art Tech Claw. Uh we have a website at www. fireproductslc.com. Otherwise, we're in some retailers as well as Shields and some other stores as well. >> Thank you, sir. >> All right, Ray, what is this? What are we looking at now? >> Yeah, we're looking at a smart It's a jig jigging device that allows you to record and replay your own cadence. What do you mean record and play your own cadence? >> Basically, the user can turn the dial and to move the rod up and down and add it a pace that you really like and then you press stop and stop recording and then it start replaying your recording. >> Is this for sale? >> Yeah, this is for sale. Yes. >> What does a unit like this go for right now? Uh, it's 275 including shipping. Yeah. >> Is this legal? >> It is legal in Minnesota this year. The law changed this year. >> Okay. Okay. Perfect. Uh, where do guys find out more information on these? >> They can go to the website you see sunfront.com and everything is there with all the information, videos and and testimonies. >> Very good. Well, I can imagine it would work. So, thanks. >> Absolutely. Thank you for coming. But wait, there's more with Ray. What is this one now, Ray? >> Uh, this is a hook setting rod holder. It's our latest invention. What it does is the pressure on the rod by the fish sets the hook and without the user to rew the line. So, you don't mess with the line. No more straps or anything. It sets the hook. You can mount it simply on a bucket lid. The bucket cost $2 and this thing we have for $40. You can buy it from the website. >> Sun Fran. >> Yeah. So for both the rod holder and the you can mount it on your RV or ice castle with a a mount like that. >> Very good. Thanks, Ray. >> All right, Tony, you're the owner of this company. All right. Can you tell me about this? >> This is a an ice fishing alarm. Instead of using a rattle wheel, we'll use this so you know exactly which hole it is, exactly when the fish took the bait down because it'll pull the line out of the connection. And I'll demonstrate that right here. So, all you do is turn it on. You hook the line in just enough to break the connection. Now, you wait. The fish takes it. At night, you know exactly which one it is. During the day, you'll know exactly which hole it is. Turn it off. You reel in your fish. The nice thing about it, it's all stainless steel, bright LED light, 80 decel buzzer, two little AAA batteries. So when they go bad, you just throw throw them away, get a new set. Another nice thing about this product, it floats. So you drop it in the water, you're not going to lose it. >> Where do you guys find out more information, Tony? >> Check out linealarm.com or any of some of the main sporting goods stores. We're in those. >> Linealarm.com. >> Yes. >> All right. Thanks, Tony. You bet. Thank you. >> I personally have lost two phones down the dra. If I had this next thing, I would have never lost them. Such a simple idea, but sometimes the simplest ones are the best. Check this out. >> Stop silent. All right, Britney. Whose idea was this? >> Mine. After I lost uh two phones in one season, one during the ice season, and then that fall, I lost another one. So, I went online to try to find something. And all I found were bags, cases, tethers, and I wanted something that I could just throw on the back of my phone, use my camera, use my phone like I should, and it keeps it safe when you drop it in the water. >> So, now your phone >> and it floats. >> So, peel that off once, will you? >> So, it just uses >> suction cups >> and that's it. >> So, it's universal. So you don't need to keep it on forever. You can just slap it on. >> Exactly. You only use it when you're by water. So when you're on the ice or on the lake, boat, kayak, whatever, you just stick it on >> and you have peace of mind that your phone's going to float if you drop it. >> What is this called and where do you guys find this at? >> It's called Floater X. So f lx.com. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> All right. Now, next up, let's check out some of the latest technology coming for the Outdoorsman in the sonar and camera divisions. Yeah. >> All right, cool. What are we looking at with this now? We're looking at the world's first dash camera for your boat, ATV, UTV, four-wheeler, golf cart, you name it. Any rugged vehicle that lives outside. So, we've got a durable multi-function display that's completely sealed, waterproof, dirt proof, dustproof. Two cameras that record. There's a built-in SD card in here. So, you're looking at accidents, insurance claims, anything following up with crews. You want to record your fishing adventures, you can use these cameras to do that. This system, GPS, puck, speedometer, built-in CarPlay now, so you any off-road machine, you've got CarPlay. access the mapping apps with the cameras. >> And is this Nobody else is doing anything like this. >> Nobody else is doing anything like this. So >> So this is basically a plugandplay camera system. How does it how do you connect it into >> We're we're powering this off a 12vt power. So black, right? You can power it into an ignition switch. It's got to be kind of rigged. Um, this is a display built up obviously that we're using here, but like I said, >> you do hard wire into the unit. >> Okay. What is And is this out now? Cool. >> Yes, this is available. It's called the Captain Camera System. >> And what does the unit like that go for? >> So, retails for $6.99. So, now you're >> So, you can actually So, this will carplay. >> So, this will carplay. So, I ruined my phone on my four-wheeler mapping my deer hunting property cuz I got dirt and dust into this port. >> Okay. >> So, now I instead of mounting my phone on my four-wheeler, I mount this. This lives in my pocket. Now, I can see who's texting me. And I'm responding to somebody, so I better cancel that right now. >> It was listening. >> Yep. I can see my texts. I can see my phone calls. I still need the Bluetooth into my phone to be able to talk. But >> the cameras record audio, so I've got that that ability. So maps, onx maps, any compatible CarPlay app is going to show up >> on this >> on this. Where do you guys find this at? >> Uh, they find this at the captaincam.com or on our aqua view site. >> Thecaptaincam.com or what? aqua view.com. >> There it is. The captain cable. >> All right. Thanks, Colt. >> All right, Dean. What are we looking at with this one now? >> We are looking at a way to get the cable past the pinch point. So, with our >> What is this? Tell me about what this is. >> This goes on your forward facing sonar pole. And I don't care whose pole it is. I adapt my product to your pole. >> Okay. So, this is to get an underwater camera down an ice fishing hole. >> Not a camera, forward facing sonar. >> Forward facing >> like a like a Garmin Live Scope or uh uh Hummingbird also makes one. There's a couple different manufacturers. >> Okay, perfect. >> Perfect. So, what we're doing here is we're getting cable past the pinch point so we can turn and not bind up on your cable. >> Turn it if you're on. >> So, you're not you're not twirling the cable around the pole. >> Correct. >> Correct. >> And we have ways to mount it. There we go. Now, do you got an app? So, I don't have to have a remote. >> No. >> All right. You're getting >> right. So, I got a remote turning as well. >> Got the same power >> and we can also use the same system to get it mounted to your boat. >> A similar similar type holder. >> All right. Where do guys find out more information? >> The bobber buddy.com. >> We've got videos on there as well. Just click the video link and that'll uh kind of walk you through the products we have. >> The bobbery.com. Correct. >> Thanks, Dean. Appreciate it. All right, guys. Next up, I would call this one a slush remover multi-tool. It does a number of different things when you're out on the ice. Let's just show you what it does. >> What are we looking at with this one now? >> Uh, this is the Icelander net, recently p patented. Uh, we're at the St. Paul show. So, when you get the fish up to the top of the hole, you lower the net down below the fish, squeeze the handle, pull it up and out, and you got your fish out of the hole. To reset, you just squeeze the trigger, bring it to the open position, and it locks into place. Again, you lower the net into the hole, squeeze the trigger, pull the fish up out of the hole. Never lose a fish again. >> icelanderetss.com. We're extending the show uh sale price um on the website through the end of the month. >> Happy holiday. >> You can also measure the length of your fish and you can use this to clear ice out of your ice hole as well, right? >> Yes. It…
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