Welcome to Sweden! Meet the famous Swedish ice bather on TikTok who loves (very) cold dips with rubber ducks and FROZEN LOLLIES
Erik Fellman, 38, enjoys a few swims in a partially frozen lake just outside Stockholm He documents his swims on TikTok, and his videos have earned him 21.9 million likes READ MORE: The Best and Worst places to ski in Europe this winter
The idea of bathing in icy water would leave most people cold. But for Swedish TikTok sensation Erik Fellman, it's an icy return trip.
He submerges himself in the icy water almost every day, every winter, at his partially frozen local swimming lake. He even relaxes while swimming with rubber ducks and sucking on popsicles.
Plus, he only wears shorts and a T- shirt on the snowy 15th. minute walk.
Erik documents his swims on TikTok, with his incredibly cool videos earning him a total of 21.9 million likes on the app and more than 310,000 followers. “Welcome to Sweden,” the 38-year-old says in a popular clip as he emerges from the glacial waters.
Speaking to MailOnline Travel about his frozen journey. adventures, he says: “I feel the cold. I just don't freeze.
The idea of bathing in icy water would leave most people cold. But for Swedish TikTok sensation Erik Fellman, it's an icy return trip.
He submerges himself in the icy water almost every day, every winter, at his partially frozen local swimming lake. He even relaxes while swimming with rubber ducks and sucking on popsicles.
Plus, he only wears shorts and a T- shirt on the snowy 15th. minute walk.
Erik documents his swims on TikTok, with his incredibly cool videos earning him a total of 21.9 million likes on the app and more than 310,000 followers. “Welcome to Sweden,” the 38-year-old says in a popular clip as he emerges from the glacial waters.
Speaking to MailOnline Travel about his frozen journey. adventures, he says: “I feel the cold. I just don't freeze.
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