Sweat Tent Review - Is it Worth the Hype? - Ryan Humphries of Engearment.com

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  • Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024

Комментарии • 29

  • @MrAo9488
    @MrAo9488 11 месяцев назад +2

    "Idk if we'll have enough time" -- Classic

  • @madzen23
    @madzen23 9 месяцев назад +1

    I just ordered mine. Stoked!

    • @Engearment
      @Engearment  9 месяцев назад +2

      Heck yes!! Hope you enjoy it as much as we do. We wind up using it several times a week at our gym. We absolutely love ours! Take care!

  • @Stan732
    @Stan732 Год назад +3

    It is out of stock. Let me know, interesting. I noticed the box for rocks is not attached to the stove. It is good if you want to cook on top of the stove. Considering to buy. THank you!

    • @AxistenceAthletics
      @AxistenceAthletics Год назад

      Thanks!! And sorry it’s out of stock. You’re correct that the box with the rocks is not attached. However, I wouldn’t necessarily recommend cooking anything on the top of the stove. In order for it to get hot enough to cook something, you’d likely be at a temperature that you would not want to do anything except sweat 😊. Also, you’d want more ventilation for cooking

  • @rybalchenkofamily
    @rybalchenkofamily 6 месяцев назад +1

    this is legit just an. insulated fishing tent.. kinda funny the markup but im sure it works just as well

    • @ryanhumphries2423
      @ryanhumphries2423 5 месяцев назад

      I actually wondered about that as well. Although it does look similar, I have no idea how the off-gassing might work in a fishing tent or what those tents are made from. I would not trust a fishing tent to get to 180 degrees, but they're not made for that either. I imagine if you got a fishing tent to 180, you'd quickly be underwater :)

  • @hittinpure1
    @hittinpure1 6 месяцев назад +1

    Great vid! Any embers flying out ?

    • @ryanhumphries2423
      @ryanhumphries2423 5 месяцев назад

      No embers! The stove keeps everything where it should be

  • @balanceyourmind
    @balanceyourmind Год назад +3

    The only negative review that I have heard thus far is that there's a flap that closes over the chimney outlet on the roof that faces down and unfortunately it is not insulated properly with its roll up mechanism and has burned out really quickly. Which means either they need to change the design or you need to get ingenuative with some sort of insulated barrier once the roll up flap is in position

    • @ryanhumphries2423
      @ryanhumphries2423 5 месяцев назад

      There is a flap that closes over the chimney but it has a metal ring around it. We've had no issues with ours. That being said, if its not in the right place, there will be issues. As long as it's where it's supposed to be, there should be nothing to worry about.

  • @henrikkliebhan4874
    @henrikkliebhan4874 Год назад

    A good and realistic review, thank´s a lot for that. I like the idea to remain flexible. Is the complete outer skin waterproof?

    • @Engearment
      @Engearment  Год назад

      Thank you! Yep, waterproof outer. It’s been through winter and summer and no issue.

  • @NYRunnerJai
    @NYRunnerJai 8 месяцев назад

    Great review but I’m not sold due to not being able to keep it up year round. Such a bummer. I’m not a camper either so I cant see traveling with it. I guess barrel is the better option.
    Any recommendations for the best barrel saunas that get just as hot as this would be appreciated. Thx.

    • @Engearment
      @Engearment  8 месяцев назад

      We use the tent year round. In the snow is the best. We took it to a wedding at a lake as well. So, it handles being outside very well.

  • @benharper4855
    @benharper4855 11 месяцев назад +1

    Did you say spending 20 mins at 190 degrees was "in tents"?

    • @Engearment
      @Engearment  11 месяцев назад +1

      LOL. Yes, Ryan has a great sense of humor. You know what else is in tents??
      The circus. Ahh, that was too easy to do the Dad joke.
      Take care!

  • @theyodax7926
    @theyodax7926 Год назад +1

    Have you found that you get embers land on the tent roof and cause holes

    • @Engearment
      @Engearment  Год назад

      Have not had that issue yet.

  • @ZachChoquette-dv9kp
    @ZachChoquette-dv9kp 9 месяцев назад

    I’d love to get one of these but curious if you had to get any permits or anything for an outdoor wood burn in Denver? Is the tent consider an ‘inside burn’?
    How much smoke if any does the stove emit?

    • @Engearment
      @Engearment  9 месяцев назад

      That is a great question. We did not have to get a permit for this.
      There is not a whole lot of smoke. We can smell it in the gym when the sauna is going. But it’s not overpowering.

  • @peternastasi138
    @peternastasi138 Год назад

    The rectangle air vent located to the right of the stove door, do you need to keep that open while its in use? Basically, what is the purpose of that vent? Thanks!

    • @peternastasi138
      @peternastasi138 Год назад

      Great review by the way!

    • @Engearment
      @Engearment  Год назад

      Thank you! Really appreciate the nite note!
      We like to keep the vent open to exhaust the CO2. But I bet you could get away with it being closed if you really want to cook in there! :)

  • @danverhoef9337
    @danverhoef9337 11 месяцев назад

    If you really sweat in this sauna do you lose weight? I have been thinking about a sauna for weight loss. This might be the one!!😁😁

    • @Engearment
      @Engearment  11 месяцев назад

      I would think there is a bit of weight loss with all the sweating. Bonus that is good for your health too!

  • @kotlb
    @kotlb Год назад

    lol! Russian Morzh sauna for 300$ resold for 1500$.

    • @Engearment
      @Engearment  Год назад +2

      Hmm. I think your math is off. That russian tent is more than you quote and does not come with a stove.

    • @Matt253175
      @Matt253175 Год назад +1

      You can’t get the morzh cube in the US or Canada for 300