I Tried the Cheapest Outdoor Sauna (Sweat Tent Review)

[@ShervinShares]

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[@grantfitch8393]

Few tips for those watching this video new to the sweat tent. 1. Season the stove outside the sauna get that sucker as hot as you can for an hour then let it cool and move it inside your tent 2. Use better wood. Eucalyptus works best 3. The stove needs to be set up next to the double protected layer on the sides 4. Do not pour water directly on the stove pour the water on the rocks only. 5. Put two to three logs in let them burn then 3 more then get in the sauna after the second set of logs burn. Should be about 170-190 6. 15 mins in and then 3 mins in a ice bath

[@johnwallace8532]

Definitely try again with real wood and and add more after about 20 minutes of burning. I live in Ohio and have gotten this up to 190°F in below freezing temperatures.

[@nic70707]

Problem was the Firestarter log. Go back to the grocery store and get one of those bundled woods on the bottom shelf. Ohio user here and it gets ripping hot in freezing temps no problem

[@Postnghost86]

I’m in cali. My sweat tent gets up to 200 within 15 min. This thing can get to 230 no problem, I prefer 170-190 for longer duration, but 200 for 10 min , then jump into pool is amazing.

[@EthanTylerSmith]

The smoke is coming from the “wood” you used. It’s a fire starter log that’s soaked in chemicals. Smoke can also be caused from having wood with too much water. That’s why you burn leaves and live branches when making an emergency signal fire. Additionally, The hotter the fire, the clearer the smoke because it can burn contaminates and extra fuel before the smoke gets away.

[@BenGoshawk]

We're not going to season it... Yeah lets season it..... I can smell the chemicals.... Ive got a headache 😂

[@ChichBolt]

Wearing jackets in a sauna is crazy haha 🤣

[@The_Tree_]

If nothing else, Shervin has found a way to live in New York City, and have a "camping experience" with his friends. Toss in another bench and leave the drinks outside, you got an authentic outdoor experience in a high rise in NYC

[@PeterCooperUK]

Being European when you said it got to 60 degrees so fast I thought it was an amazing product. Then I noticed you still had you coats on and meant 60F 😂

[@robertferdinandt5520]

Interesting watching the process here lol. I knew it would be good from second you bought the starter log and rolled up the insulated window covers.

[@Mike-nq7fn]

Next time learn how to use it, regular hard wood, 2-4 bigger pieces will get you to 190 F + within 30 minutes, and of course let it burn outside the tent first to get rid of chemical smells

[@evindrews]

you should do a camping in the middle of nyc video 😂

[@lukeharris3949]

Another great video Shervin! Thanks brother 👊🏾

[@yoda101]

Lowkey flex on the high line apartment

[@joebob7135]

they have discovered a woodstove in a shed

[@danielschurmann7558]

Can you please use Celsius (or overlay them), so that the rest of the world can also understand the temperatures?

[@ShervinShares]

yes doing our best!

[@xaniiu]

Bought that exact same suuna tent of Ali express for $800 and a good portion of the cost was shipping. It’s hard to get really hot though

[@Chris-pt6hh]

FDNY has entered the chat

[@clbernier2]

I think you should put some type of insulation on the floor too.

[@martinlutherkingjr.5582]

I’d be concerned about whether or not the heat is somehow causing the tent to off gas harmful fumes. May not be harmful if you just did it for a few months but after years who knows? Wood is wood as long it’s not treated with something toxic.

[@magicdave2006]

I’m amazed nobody called the fire department 😮

[@jaro6985]

Infrared sauna makes more sense in the city.

[@sigfreed11]

I assume keeping the windows covered would help keep the heat in?