Train & Recover

Heat Therapy Redefined Dual Heat Sauna

Step into The Titan, a hybrid outdoor sauna that combines the best of both worlds: full-spectrum infrared therapy and a powerful Harvia electric heater for a truly customizable heat experience. Crafted with double-insulated glass and a full panoramic window, it delivers open, immersive views while locking in heat with precision.

✅ 4-5 person bench seating: Layout allows for customizable heat exposure and comfortable lounging at every level.

✅ Red Light Therapy: Built-in red light therapy, designed to support skin health, muscle recovery, and overall wellness

✅ Accent LED Lighting: Mood setting interior lighting that is positioned under each bench and behind the backrest. 

✅ Hemlock Interior &  Spruce Exterior: The Titan offers both lasting performance and timeless design, inside and out.

✅ Harvia 6KW traditional Sauna Stove: Engineered in Finland and trusted worldwide, the Harvia 6KW stove delivers powerful, consistent heat. 

✅ Industry Leading Warranty: Full coverage for 5 years.

Why Heat Therapy Matters

Heat therapy supports recovery, circulation, and mental clarity. as the body warms, blood flow increases, muscles relax, and the nervous system calms. over time this simple practice supports stronger recovery, better sleep, and a clearer mind.

  • All-In-One Sauna

    Get the benefits of a 200F Traditional Sauna or 150F Infrared in one sauna.

  • Red-Light Therapy

    Built-in red light therapy, designed to support skin health, muscle recovery, and overall wellness.

  • BLE Connected

    This digital touchscreen controls temperature, lighting, and more, with built-in BLE connectivity for the surround sound system.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the "Dual Therapy" system?

The Forge series combines full-spectrum infrared heat with medical-grade red light, aimed at enhancing detoxification, collagen production, and muscle repair.

How often can I use a sauna?

3–4 times per week is typical, though daily use is safe if you listen to your body and hydrate.

How long should I stay in a sauna?

Generally 10–20 minutes. Beginners should start with shorter, 10–15 minute sessions.

What should I do after a sauna?

Shower with lukewarm or cold water to remove sweat, and hydrate with water or electrolytes.

What is the "200 rule"?

The sum of the temperature (Fahrenheit) and time (minutes) should not exceed 200 (e.g., 180°F + 20 minutes).