Sharper Image - Steamer Sauna Portable Spa, Includes 2.4L Steam Generator, Folding Chair, and Comprehensive Accessories - Black

I’ve been using the Sharper Image Portable Steam Sauna for a few weeks now, and it’s been a fantastic addition to my home wellness routine. Setting it up was straightforward and took only about 15 minutes, which I really appreciated. The 2.4L steam generator heats up nicely, filling the tent with a soothing, consistent steam that helps me unwind after a long day. I love how portable it is—once I’m done, it folds down easily and doesn’t take up much space. The included chair is comfy enough for a 20-minute session, and I’ve noticed my skin feels softer and my muscles more relaxed afterward. For the price, it’s a great way to enjoy a spa-like experience without leaving home. Highly recommend it to anyone looking to add some relaxation to their life!

I have a super busy single mom life with three kids in afterschool activities. This was the absolute perfect addition to my home gym. I leave it up, but if I need the space.. its easily taken down. It gets nice and hot and I feel great after a good workout and about 10 minutes in the sauna! Definitely worth the buy!

Excellent product! I’m really enjoying my sauna therapy.

Great sauna, easy to put together, and heats up really well. Use it after every workout and makes a huge difference

Let me start by saying that I am "now" thoroughly enjoying the steamer. For reference, I am a personal trainer by trade and this is a great way to cap off a recovery session. I will continually use myself and with my clients, and I would absolutely recommend it to others. That being said, you must first adjust your expectations if you have them. Yes, it is a sauna in the general sense, but more of the emphasis should be on steam. While standard steam rooms get to around 110-130 degrees, don't expect to get that range unless your ambient temperature is already above 100, and note it is not airtight, so once the steam stops, the surrounding temperature takes over fairly quickly. The other expectation to adjust is the idea of "portability." The frame is made with plastic poles, elbows and connectors. For the booth to fit over the frame, they must be tightly connected/inserted with no space to spare. I'm sure the pieces loosen up over time, I don't see myself consistently building/breaking down the unit unless necessary. Should you use sparingly, not a problem, but it would have been nice to have a pop-up style wire frame instead. In short, it's portable in the sense that it can move around with some effort, but not efficiently, so place somewhere where it can live days at a time. Alright, now that those are out of the way, once you get a good session going, it does fit the bill. While the manual says run 15 minutes beforehand, the best steam prep I got was running 20-30 minutes beforehand and jumping right in! At a 15-minute pre-warmup, I got the temp up to about 77 degrees. After letting it run for 30 minutes, it was 85, then once combined with my body temperature, it quickly rose to 93-95 degrees, which was great for sweating it out. Note, your surrounding area matters. This was on a cooler California night outdoors, which is pretty great for keeping the steam in during the treatment. The pump is very easy to use, and the best part is there is no separate pieces or compartments for oils, should you want them, you just add right to the tank. The amount of steam produces surpasses my expectation. I felt my sinuses clearing, pores opening, and beads of sweat rolling down. A wish list would be a way to run another session without leaving the booth, but that's just being a bit extra. For size reference, I'm 5'8 and currently weigh 230lbs. While seated, the chair, while short on comfort, held me with no problem and i felt like I had plenty of space while zipped in. Nice and roomy inside. The material is also very easy to clean. If you need to dry and fold quickly, you should be able to towel off the inside fairly quickly and pack up with minimal moisture, but I just allow it to air dry. The last bit is just some recommendations. if, like me, you've got some big legs, I'd recommend replacing the chair for something a bit less rigid and waterproof or at least easily repels. I will be getting a different foot mat, as I want something a bit more insulating and a bit thicker. The included works fine, just want to up the comfort a bit more. Finally, be careful with all the pieces. The plastic rods/connectors are sturdy when together, but when you're trying to tighten them into the connectors while upright, I felt like they could snap. On that same note, the spout on the booth does not have a good "grip," so when attaching both of the hoses, should you pull too hard, there is no doubt it would rip. These can be avoided by simply...taking your time. At least that's what I hope. Ok, so there it is. After adjusting expectations, finding my best setting, and making myself at home, I'm enjoying the steam sauna. As mentioned, combine with compressive/percussive massage, stretching and foam rolling, this is a complete regimen that can be completed at home.