MORZH Russian Sauna Tent Review in Toronto -20° Celsius Winter

Pandemic lockdowns in 2022 got the gyms closed so can't hit the sauna and get those heat shock proteins... Solution is to buy a Russian sauna tent for $1300 CAD or so and stay hot and healthy at home. Shipping to Toronto was fast, maybe 5 days at most.
Will post the setup videos at some point.

[@campingtentsauna]

Thank you for sharing!

[@ProCleanServices]

Hey great review. 2 questions: 1. What would define as “better stones”
2. What type of wood does best?

[@plafayette]

1. The larger sauna stones are better as they absorb more water and dissipate slower.
2. For burning, probably doesn't make too much of a difference which wood you use. As long as you combine smaller starter pieces with the bigger blocks that really get the fire going.

[@janzam]

Shoud I put something under the stove when is instaled directly on the snow?
I don know how to do
Thank you

[@plafayette]

I'd buy the floor attachment for the sauna, it goes on with Velcro so you're not standing on the snow / dirt. But you could put down a tarp or something just keep it far enough away from the stove.

[@janzam]

@@plafayette I whant to know if the stove will start melting the snow under and I need to insulate somehow for avoiding the sinking of the stowe în snow.Tx

[@supermario1982171]

How is the tent holding up thinking about getting one to review

[@plafayette]

It’s pretty durable, it actually got frozen to the ground cause I left it in freezing rain. Had to wait for it to thaw out. Still in solid shape. I’d recommend the floor attachment for the tent to make it more comfortable.

[@JayHore]

Where did you buy this? What website?

[@plafayette]

morzh.eu

[@culturetoronto]

this is serious!!

[@plafayette]

It's legit.