The tent made of a 7 oz, hi thread count, tight weave canvas and tent-within-a-tent design.

The importance difference between Snow Trekker and other tents is the breathability of the fabric—a 7 oz, hi thread count, tight weave canvas that both insulates AND breaths providing a crisp, clean steam, and avoiding the “went tent” feel of conventional sauna tents.

Snowtrekker’s tent-within-a-tent hot room design provides extra insulation for comfortable steaming in the coldest of Minnesota’s winters.

No truck, no tools, no permit. Easy steaming in less than 20 minutes—and, the 8×10 foot footprint fits easily in my tiny backyard.

All you need is 8’x10′ of space to enjoy a steamy happy hour in your own backyard.

Safety has always been a top priority at Stokeyard Outfitters. In light of Covid-19, we have implemented stringent protocols for regularly cleaning and disinfecting:

• Before each delivery, the sauna will be completely cleaned and disinfected with an EPA-registered disinfectant.
• Our delivery team and guides are temperature tested prior to arriving at work and wear masks at all times.
• We are closely working with our wellness professional partners to ensure that they are following CDC Cleaning Guidelines.

All Stokeyard Outfitters customers are strongly encouraged to follow these guidelines:

• Only use the sauna with those in your family or household
  Sit on a towel during your sauna session
• Observe social distancing by spacing your rounds in the hot room
• Thoroughly wash your hands prior to your session
• Please pre-tip when booking, or tip digitally on the day of your tour using Venmo (no cash tips).

*Please note that these policies will be changing on a periodic basis to comply with the most recent CDC Guidelines and local community guidance.

A typical sauna session is comprised of 3-5 rounds of balanced hot/cold exposure. Each round consists of 10 – 20 mins in the hot room followed by a cool-off period of approximately equal or greater length outside the sauna.

Typically 10 – 20 mins. The exact amount of time depends on how long it takes your body to respond to the heat. When you sit in a 180 degree sauna, your body starts circulating blood to cool itself down. By breathing calmly and relaxing into the heat, you increase the amount of oxygen in the bloodstream and the body’s ability bring your internal temperature into a more comfortable homeostasis. However, once the steam is added to the rocks the temperature often becomes more than we can naturally regulate. Breathing and listening to your body will help you decide when it’s reached its comfort zone. It’s important to listen and not push too much, which gives your body a chance to respond to the intensity of the environment in a calm non-fight-or-flight state. Breath and enjoy—it should always feel great! 

The mobile sauna seats 4 -5  in the hot room and the sauna tent seats 2 – 3. However, you can accomdate a group of 2×3 that size with either option because people will be rotating in and out of the hot room in 10 -15 intervals for cool-down rounds. Please note that as a precaution during COVID, customers should only use the sauna with members of their household. 

Please consult your doctor before using the sauna and/or ice baths—especially if you have any pre-existing medical conditions. Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult at all times and require waiver sign-off from their parent/guardian before using the sauna. Infants and toddlers should not use the sauna, even with parental supervision. Women who are pregnant or on their moon should not use the sauna or ice baths.