At home sauna is one of the best purchases I have ever made.

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As noted in the thread title, buying an at home sauna is one of the best purchases I have ever made.

One of the things I missed most as a result of the gym being closed is access to the sauna.

I found it a great way to recover post workout, with the added benefit of really improving my skin complexion (it elimnated razor burn and ingrown hairs when shaving).

Unfortunately with the pandemic, saunas have been closed since last March. About 3 months ago I decided to look into building an in-home sauna, but the cost was a deterrent ($3k for equipment and installation). However, I came across a number of positive reviews for personal sauna "tents" that were between 300-500.

For that price I figured I would take a chance, and got an infrared unit from Amazon that was large enough to fully sit in (head inside the tent, instead of outside). 8 weeks in, and it has been amazing.

It actually gets hotter than the one I used at the gym, and it has the added benefit of no other strange smelling people who have no reservations about public nudity.

I was a bit concerned about durability and keeping it clean, but it is a workhorse that requires minimal maintenance (you can wash the internal padding in the laundry).

If anyone is in the same situation as me (complete lockdown with no gym for the near future), or just enjoy being in a sauna, the tent is an inexpensive option that gives you majority of the benefits.

The exact model I have is no longer in stock, but it looks like this: https://www.amazon.ca/ZONEMEL-Porta...tent&qid=1607308360&sprefix=sauna+rent&sr=8-9

They also have wet sauna tents (steam), that get much hotter, but require more upkeep.
 
Zer said:
What's not to love? It's a place where you can sit naked and sweat and the police can't do shit about it
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And people are less inclined to speak to the manager if you decide to ejac all over the place.
 
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I have actually been considering getting one recently as well - I miss hitting the sauna after a workout big-time. My big concern is that I'll get one but it won't actually get hot enough.. does yours actually get you really hot?

Has anyone tried the sauna blankets?
 
I've actually wondered about this, $3k huh thanks for the info
 
never think about that. thats a game changer. gonna buy some asap. thx ts.
 
How many of the hot local women neighbors tried it out fully nude?
 
Ships from china tho

They're probably going to steal my kidney virtually
 
I randomly broke out in hives across approximately 40% of my body tonight. I don't ever remember having hives before. Itches like a motherfucker.

Can I come try out your sauna?
 
My Condo has a sauna and I'm in it almost everyday. It's fucking bliss.
 
crazy timing on this thread man. we are almost certainly purchasing this sauna tomorrow to put on our deck outside.

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It’s a good idea. Can’t afford but would.
 
As an athlete I’m not really a big sauna fan tbh
 
I've been planning to buy one as my local gym which had a couple started closing an hour earlier which really makes things difficult. They cost a couple grand here at least but it will he worth it's weight in gold to me as I'm a sauna fiend.
 
I'd be interested in an infrared sauna.
 
But what about hanging around other naked men? No homo.
 
Brampton_Boy said:
As noted in the thread title, buying an at home sauna is one of the best purchases I have ever made.

One of the things I missed most as a result of the gym being closed is access to the sauna.

I found it a great way to recover post workout, with the added benefit of really improving my skin complexion (it elimnated razor burn and ingrown hairs when shaving).

Unfortunately with the pandemic, saunas have been closed since last March. About 3 months ago I decided to look into building an in-home sauna, but the cost was a deterrent ($3k for equipment and installation). However, I came across a number of positive reviews for personal sauna "tents" that were between 300-500.

For that price I figured I would take a chance, and got an infrared unit from Amazon that was large enough to fully sit in (head inside the tent, instead of outside). 8 weeks in, and it has been amazing.

It actually gets hotter than the one I used at the gym, and it has the added benefit of no other strange smelling people who have no reservations about public nudity.

I was a bit concerned about durability and keeping it clean, but it is a workhorse that requires minimal maintenance (you can wash the internal padding in the laundry).

If anyone is in the same situation as me (complete lockdown with no gym for the near future), or just enjoy being in a sauna, the tent is an inexpensive option that gives you majority of the benefits.

The exact model I have is no longer in stock, but it looks like this: https://www.amazon.ca/ZONEMEL-Porta...tent&qid=1607308360&sprefix=sauna+rent&sr=8-9

They also have wet sauna tents (steam), that get much hotter, but require more upkeep.
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Any gay encounters yet, asking for a friend..........
 
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