Tropical™ Portable Steam Sauna

All our products are shipped within 24 hours and delivered in 2 to 5 working days.

• 1 x Tropical™ Sauna
• 1 x Foldable seat
• 1 x Steam sauna device + Remote control (with all accessories)
• 1 x Carrying bag for the structure
• 1 x Microfiber cleaning towel
• 1 x Sweat-absorbent mat
• 1 x 1 year warranty

• 7 heat levels: 1-7
• Maximum temperature: 54°C
• Time settings: 20-60 minutes
• Control: SmartSteam unit with remote control
• SmartSteam capacity: 3 L
• Voltage: 230V
• Power: 1000 Watts 50/60Hz
• Dimensions: Height 180 cm - Depth 90 cm - Width 90 cm

The Sauna Tropical™ weighs 9 kg. Once disassembled it comes in its box measuring approximately 70cm x 60cm x 38cm (for comparison, this is about the size of a golf bag).

The Sauna Tropical™ takes approximately 10 to 15 minutes to set up and 5 minutes to take down.

After doing it once, it becomes easier to do it quickly - we compare it to setting up a small camping tent - we wouldn't recommend setting it up and taking it down daily as it could be tedious.

Then, the SmartSteam must be plugged into the mains and allows steam to be produced in the sauna.

Distilled or purified water is poured into the SmartSteam chamber and within 10 minutes, steam begins to flow from the chamber into the insulated tent.

The Sauna Tropical™ heats the interior to over 54°C (130°F).

As a steam sauna, the near 100% humidity prevents sweat from evaporating, producing effects similar to those of a dry sauna over 71°C (160°F).

The condensed area of ​​the sauna also helps to increase the intensity of the heat.

You can easily adjust heat levels and duration directly on the SmartSteam unit and remotely via the remote control.

The recommended duration of use for a steam sauna depends on various factors, such as individual heat tolerance, general health and sensitivity of each person.

However, in general, experts recommend sauna sessions lasting around 15 to 20 minutes.

The ideal is to achieve a total of 57 minutes of heat exposure per week, divided into several 15 to 20 minute sessions.

It is important to listen to your body during the session. If you feel any discomfort, it is best to exit the sauna. It is also crucial to stay hydrated by drinking water before and after the session to compensate for fluid loss due to sweating. If you have any pre-existing health conditions, it is always advisable to consult a healthcare professional before starting regular sauna sessions.

After exercise: Many people find it beneficial to take a sauna after exercise. This can help relax muscles, relieve tension and promote recovery.

At the end of the day: Taking a sauna in the evening can be a great way to relax before bed. This can help induce sleep by promoting relaxation and lowering body temperature after the session.

In cold weather: Doing a sauna in cold weather can be particularly invigorating. This can warm you up effectively and create a pleasant contrast to the cool outside temperatures.

When you're feeling stressed: If you've had a stressful day, a sauna can be an effective way to relieve stress and promote relaxation.

Before exercise: Some prefer to do a sauna before exercise to increase blood circulation, improve muscle flexibility and prepare the body for physical exertion.

1. Relaxation and Stress Relief: Sauna creates a calming environment that can help reduce stress and promote mental and physical relaxation.

2. Skin rejuvenation: The heat and steam of the sauna can open the pores of the skin, promoting the elimination of impurities. This contributes to healthier skin, better texture and improved complexion.

3. Detoxification: Sweating profusely during a sauna session helps remove toxins from the body, thereby aiding in detoxification.

4. Improved sleep: Sauna sessions can promote a feeling of calm and prepare the body for restful sleep. Saunas before bed are often recommended to improve sleep quality.

5. Improved Blood Circulation: Sauna heat can dilate blood vessels, thereby improving blood circulation. This can have positive effects on cardiovascular health.

6. Mental Health Benefits: Taking some time for yourself in a sauna can contribute to better mental health by providing a moment of tranquility, reducing anxiety and improving mood.

7. Muscle and Joint Pain Relief: Sauna heat can soothe tight muscles, reduce inflammation, and help relieve muscle and joint pain.

The Sauna Tropical™ can be used both indoors and outdoors.

If you leave it outside, we recommend covering it with suitable shelter such as a tent, awning, tarpaulin, etc.

The Sauna Tropical™ is NOT waterproof. Leaving it outside for a long time may cause cosmetic damage to the exterior.

The interior of the thermal insulated cover is designed to prevent mold and bacteria buildup.

A sweat-absorbent, quick-drying, machine-washable mat is included in every order for the sauna bottom.

After use, we recommend leaving the door flap open to allow air circulation and wiping water vapor off the interior walls.

Each order comes with the following guarantees:

• 90-day money back guarantee
• 1 year damage warranty

If you are not satisfied with your order, we will assist you with the return and issue a refund.

All of our products are subject to strict quality control, and our warranty protects you against manufacturing defects and errors.

If you are unhappy with your product for any reason, you have 90 (!) days to return it for a full refund.

Note: Product must be in unused condition.

Yes, we offer free economy shipping on select orders (where specified).

Delivery costs are free for any order of a portable sauna or ice bath.

ALWAYS consult your doctor before performing contrast therapy if you have any health problems!

DO NOT USE if you are: - Under 18 years of age, pregnant, have a history of heart disease or hypertension, are diabetic, have complications such as neuropathy or retinal damage, have a pacemaker, have history of frostbite, have an open wound, have had recent surgery, have epilepsy or any other health problem or risk.

Doing contrast therapy can significantly change your body's core temperature.

Side effects

Ice Bath: Immersion in cold water, such as cold water therapy or ice baths, can have side effects, and it is important to take precautions. Here are some potential side effects of cold water immersion:

1. Hypothermia: Prolonged exposure to cold water can cause excessive body heat loss, leading to hypothermia. This can happen if the water temperature is extremely low and the immersion time is too long.
2. Numbness and tingling: Immersion in cold water can cause numbness and tingling sensations, often due to constriction of blood vessels.
3. Thermal Shock: Suddenly entering very cold water can result in thermal shock, causing a stress response in the body. This can result in rapid breathing and an increased heart rate.
4. Respiratory disorders: Immersion in cold water may cause a respiratory shock reaction, particularly if the head is submerged. This can lead to rapid, shallow breathing.
5. Cardiovascular effects: For some people, immersion in cold water can cause an increase in blood pressure and heart rate. People with cardiovascular problems should consult a healthcare professional before trying this practice.
6. Muscle Soreness: Although cold water immersion can be beneficial for muscle recovery, it can also cause feelings of muscle stiffness or soreness during or after the experience.

Sauna: Regular sauna use can have health benefits, but it is important to note that some people may experience side effects. Here are some potential side effects of sauna:

1. Dehydration: The heat of the sauna can cause you to lose fluids through sweating, which can cause dehydration. It is essential to stay well hydrated by drinking enough water before and after a sauna session.
2. Lowered blood pressure: Saunas can cause blood vessels to dilate, which can cause a temporary drop in blood pressure. People sensitive to these changes should exercise caution and consult their doctor.
3. Feeling dizzy or faint: The heat of the sauna can sometimes cause feelings of dizziness or fainting, especially if the person stays too long or does not hydrate properly.
4. Skin irritation: Some people may experience skin irritation from heat and sweating. It is advisable to take a shower after the sauna session to remove impurities from the skin.
5. Respiratory discomfort: People with respiratory problems may experience discomfort in a sauna, due to the heat and dryness of the air. It is recommended to consult a healthcare professional before using a sauna.

Our recommendation

Despite the potential side effects and warnings, using contrast therapy correctly actually has many health benefits! We always recommend starting by spending just a few minutes in the ice bath and sauna, then gradually increasing the recommended time, without ever pushing your body beyond its limits.