70.8" High Sauna Tent

We ve had it for several years already. Still working perfectly. The only small complaint is the connecting hose is too short.

The media could not be loaded. Well made, plenty of room for 1 sitting person. It does leak through the bottom, which is probably common even though it has a separate floor insert that is about 4” high and is where the steam vent is located. It could be the humidity dripping off the sides and into the bottom . The frame is steel rods that fit together and after using it 4 times I noticed that it seems to be rusting even though I have been trying to dry the tent after each use and keep it open. Well made insulated canvas material.

replaced a sitting style home sauna. you had to use it like a tent. this one is pretty tall and has plenty of leg room if you sit on the floor or on a chair. tested It out, was a little difficult to start putting the material over the metal frame; may be easier as a 2 person job. it got steamy and humid, I had a great sweat. didn't notice any leakages anywhere. great addition to home health.

I used to do dry sauna's every day, and now I use this in the comfort of my own home every day. I read someone wrote they remade the frame with pvc because of the rust, and I actually did the same thing myself. I also read someone wrote about the temperature and heating the room so the sauna temperature can raise, this tent does let some heat out through the material, I guess you could say it breathes a little, and what I do, I take a few blankets and drape them around the tent, only leaving the door portion opened. I actually double up the blanketing just because, but this helps create an external seal that helps the tent from really losing any heat, and my tent gets up to 120ish probably, and with the humidity/steam, I'm sweating away. Just a couple thoughts for serious lovers of the detox, sweat life!

I'm 6'5 and I can stand in it....But you will need a taller chair so the steam doesn't burn you when you sit

Heat is okay 5/10. Quality is decent. You get what you pay for. Would rather save and buy a wooden sauna

I've done a ton of research on portable saunas. This one is pretty legit, the matierals and construction are high quality. It was easy to set up, took maybe ~30 minutes but I was doing it by myself and its of course pretty large.I ran it once with about a liter of water heated at a "13" (about 80% full power) on the 4 Liter sauana steamer they also sell, the peak temp reached inside the tent was 102, but this was in a cold/unheated room (58 degrees, unheated that morning). I think if I heat the room and do a full power sauana, the internal temps might easily hit 110 or more. My hope is that we can get up to 120.... I'll update.

Great and I 🥰 love it