FAR IR Sauna - Anything good you can tell me about

[Kimber45]

We are looking at getting an IR FAR Sauna.. Ok, read up on it before you start worrying about giving up man-cards

Since I work out at home, I cant think of a single thing I miss from the gym more than the sauna.. Having some arthritis + sinus issues too, I always left that thing feeling wonderful and so, as I read up they say the less expensive IR FAR Saunas are easier to use, cheaper, more effecient and dang effective.

Anybody have one? Experiences?

 

[Kimber45]

Come On!! Surely I ain't about to be the 1st redneck TnDeeronian to have a dang IR FAR Sauna

Am having problems with the wife though on where to put it...........in the house

 

[Model70Man]

IR is a deep penetrating heat. Some people say they can feel the heat in their bones. Definitely increases blood flow and relaxes muscles.

 

[in the dog house]

Just wait about a month and sit outside

 

[Kimber45]

IR is a deep penetrating heat. Some people say they can feel the heat in their bones. Definitely increases blood flow and relaxes muscles.

Been dealing with pain issues for 20 yrs and refuse to take pain meds - just too early in life at 50 so this was recommended. The more I read the more I know I have to have one

 

[Kimber45]

Just wait about a month and sit outside

 

[de novo]

I have a steam sauna in my garage. Went to the spa place and they were selling 2'x4' saunas for over $5000. Kept track of craigslist for several weeks and picked up a 6'x7' monster steam sauna for $1650. Of course I had to go tear it down, move it, and set it up but a great deal. I get in it at least every other night while I relax listening to Mark Levin or Michael Savage.

I don't have any experience with the infrared variety but I love my steam sauna and I've no man card issues either.

 

[Kimber45]

I have a steam sauna in my garage. Went to the spa place and they were selling 2'x4' saunas for over $5000. Kept track of craigslist for several weeks and picked up a 6'x7' monster steam sauna for $1650. Of course I had to go tear it down, move it, and set it up but a great deal. I get in it at least every other night while I relax listening to Mark Levin or Michael Savage.

I don't have any experience with the infrared variety but I love my steam sauna and I've no man card issues either.

Steam is what I've used in the past and really like it however the new IR FaR systems supposedly get deeper into muscle and even bone with the heat and, you can pick up a 2 person model with a lifetime warranty New for around 1500.00 that plugs into a 120v outlet and pulls 12-14a based on what I've found so far.

 

[trealtree]

I have a steam sauna in my garage. Went to the spa place and they were selling 2'x4' saunas for over $5000. Kept track of craigslist for several weeks and picked up a 6'x7' monster steam sauna for $1650. Of course I had to go tear it down, move it, and set it up but a great deal. I get in it at least every other night while I relax listening to Mark Levin or Michael Savage.

I don't have any experience with the infrared variety but I love my steam sauna and I've no man card issues either.

Steam is what I've used in the past and really like it however the new IR FaR systems supposedly get deeper into muscle and even bone with the heat and, you can pick up a 2 person model with a lifetime warranty New for around 1500.00 that plugs into a 120v outlet and pulls 12-14a based on what I've found so far.

So it cooks you much better than the steam resulting in a more tender product.

 

[Kimber45]

I have a steam sauna in my garage. Went to the spa place and they were selling 2'x4' saunas for over $5000. Kept track of craigslist for several weeks and picked up a 6'x7' monster steam sauna for $1650. Of course I had to go tear it down, move it, and set it up but a great deal. I get in it at least every other night while I relax listening to Mark Levin or Michael Savage.

I don't have any experience with the infrared variety but I love my steam sauna and I've no man card issues either.

Steam is what I've used in the past and really like it however the new IR FaR systems supposedly get deeper into muscle and even bone with the heat and, you can pick up a 2 person model with a lifetime warranty New for around 1500.00 that plugs into a 120v outlet and pulls 12-14a based on what I've found so far.

So it cooks you much better than the steam resulting in a more tender product.

We shall see