Portable Sauna Tent - Nova 6 Tent - 6 People - Starter Package

I've been using this sauna tent for a few months now. My Fiancé and I love it. I've taken it up north, set it up by a lake, cut a hole in the lake for an ice bath and it was great! We were able to get it up tp 190°F when it was -10°F outside and keep it around a consistent 170°F.

The stove chimney pipes all fits inside the stove which is great for storing or transporting it. The chimney damper seems backwards to me. In my experience, if the damper is closed, the handle is horizontal in line with the damper inside. This damper is open when the handle is horizontal, which isn't a huge deal.

The heat shields seem like they would bend if you transported the stove with the heat shields on, so I remove at least one of the heat shields and lie the stove down with the attached heat shield facing up when transporting it. The heatshields are easy to remove, just don't lose the hex wrench. This whole setup is super easy to put up and take down.

I have had this sauna setup in my back yard for weeks at a time. As long as you stake the tent down and use the paracord to secure the 4 walls, it will be fine even in some very strong winds. I will probably buy some stakes that can thread into the ground, as the included metal stakes can bend a bit when being pounded into frozen ground.

I built my own 6' long cedar benches and foot rests and I could definitely fit another 4 or 5 foot long bench setup in there to facilitate more people. It's hard to capture in photos how roomy this tent really is!

I purchased a high temp rated LED strip light I power off of batteries for using the sauna at night that works great. If you keep the lights on the ground near the walls regular strip lights would be fine, as it wont get too hot right at the ground.

The rock basket is excellent for keeping water and essential oils from spilling right off the side of the stove.

I saw a video from the seller showing a VOC meter reading zero in the sauna tent at very high temperatures, which is some piece of mind you will not get from some cheap overseas made product. Overall I am very happy with this product, it's a personal zone of zen!

I recently received the Nova 6 Sauna Tent from North Shore Sauna, and it has completely exceeded my expectations. The standout feature for me is its incredible portability and swift setup process – a true game-changer for sauna enthusiasts on the go.

The setup of the Nova 6 is a breeze; I had it up and running in less than 10 minutes, making it incredibly convenient for those who crave a sauna session without the hassle of a complex installation. The user-friendly design allows even beginners to effortlessly assemble and enjoy the sauna experience in no time.

One of the Nova 6's most impressive aspects is its ability to reach and maintain a scorching temperature. The sauna heats up remarkably quickly, providing an instant, intense heat that allows you to feel the benefits of a sauna session almost immediately. The sauna tent creates an environment where you can relax and unwind, all while reaping the therapeutic rewards of a traditional sauna.

What truly sets the Nova 6 apart is the outstanding customer service provided by the North Shore Sauna team. They are a group of knowledgeable and responsive individuals who are more than willing to assist with any inquiries or concerns. Their dedication to customer satisfaction reflects their commitment to providing a top-notch product and ensuring a positive experience for every customer.

Just buy it, you won't be disappointed!

This package is incredible. The nova 6 is spacious. I got it to potentially use it with up to 3 or 4 others. There is ample room fer a couple two, tree benches - depending on your desired layout for the stove. Speaking of the stove, this thing runs like a top out of the box. Gets up to temp, and quick. 20 minutes maybe.

I got some basalt for sauna stones and I burn a few logs (split) over a 30/45 minute session.

the tent just got up to temp (roughly 160/170) in 14 degree Fahrenheit (2 with wind chill) Sconnie weather and inside the tent was glorious. I was sweating bullets 5-7 minutes into the sauna session and it was close enough to 0 degrees. Only took, yeah, roughly 20/25 minutes to preheat. Stones get rolling after 35 40 minutes of good heat. The lowly is real.

I’ve owned it for a month, and set it up 1 day and can take it down the next depending on weather, etc. set up in 15 minutes maybe and it’s lit, or less. Same with takedown. Roughly 15 minutes. For a portable tent sauna, I don’t think you could ask for more.

North shore sauna rocks. Pun intended