Ice Baths & Cold Plunge Tubs
Cold plunge tubs and ice baths for daily cold exposure and post-workout recovery. Choose barrel plunges, inflatable tubs, insulated cuboid tubs and chiller-integrated systems for homes, gyms and wellness spaces.
Decide between ice and a chiller first: a chiller holds a set temperature every day without bagged ice. Then check tub size against your height. See water chillers and cold plunge accessories.
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Vendor:Dundalk LeisurecraftDundalk Leisurecraft The Flow Cold Plunge
In stockRegular price $7,850.00 USD -
Vendor:Dundalk LeisurecraftDundalk Leisurecraft The Baltic Plunge Tub
Low stockRegular price $2,555.00 USD -
Vendor:Dundalk LeisurecraftDundalk Leisurecraft The Polar Plunge Tub
Low stockRegular price $3,444.00 USD -
Up to 46% offVendor:Dynamic Cold TherapyDynamic Oval Barrel Plunge
In stockSale price $2,299.00 USD Regular price$4,273.00 USD -
Up to 43% offVendor:Dynamic Cold TherapyDynamic Barrel Plunge
In stockSale price From $2,899.00 USD Regular price$4,829.00 USD -
New ArrivalUp to 23% offVendor:ColdtureColdture Xtreme Outdoor Cold Plunge
In stockSale price From $8,499.00 USD Regular price$10,999.00 USD -
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Top RatedUp to 13% offVendor:ColdtureColdture Classic + Chiller Pro
In stockSale price From $899.00 USD Regular price$999.00 USD -
Up to 13% offVendor:ColdtureColdture Barrel + Chiller Pro
In stockSale price From $999.00 USD Regular price$3,999.00 USD -
TrendingUp to 25% offVendor:ColdtureColdture Pro Plunge
In stockSale price From $7,499.00 USD Regular price$9,999.00 USD -
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New ArrivalUp to 49% offVendor:Dynamic Cold TherapyDynamic Cuboid Plunge
In stockSale price From $4,999.00 USD Regular price$7,584.00 USD -
Up to 53% offVendor:Medical BreakthroughMedical Breakthrough Frozen 1 Standard Cold Plunge
In stockSale price $9,449.00 USD Regular price$19,999.00 USD -
Up to 53% offVendor:Medical BreakthroughMedical Breakthrough Frozen 2 Standard Cold Plunge
In stockSale price $10,449.00 USD Regular price$21,999.00 USD -
Top SellerUp to 56% offVendor:Medical BreakthroughMedical Breakthrough Frozen 3 Standard Cold Plunge
In stockSale price $11,449.00 USD Regular price$25,999.00 USD -
Up to 53% offVendor:Medical BreakthroughMedical Breakthrough Frozen 4 XL Cold Plunge
In stockSale price $10,449.00 USD Regular price$21,999.00 USD -
Up to 52% offVendor:Medical BreakthroughMedical Breakthrough Frozen 5 XL Cold Plunge
In stockSale price $11,449.00 USD Regular price$23,999.00 USD -
Up to 56% offVendor:Medical BreakthroughMedical Breakthrough Frozen 6 XL Cold Plunge
In stockSale price $12,449.00 USD Regular price$27,999.00 USD -
Up to 52% offVendor:Medical BreakthroughMedical Breakthrough Frozen 7 Commercial Cold Plunge
In stockSale price $11,449.00 USD Regular price$23,999.00 USD -
Up to 52% offVendor:Medical BreakthroughMedical Breakthrough Frozen 8 Commercial Cold Plunge
Low stockSale price $12,449.00 USD Regular price$25,999.00 USD -
Heavy-DutyUp to 57% offVendor:Medical BreakthroughMedical Breakthrough Frozen 9 Commercial Cold Plunge
In stockSale price $13,449.00 USD Regular price$30,999.00 USD
Compare popular Ice Baths & Cold Plunge Tubs
Key specs side by side for our most popular models.
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| Style | Inflatable | Cedar tub | Cedar + stainless tub | Cedar barrel | Oval barrel (PVC) | Rotomolded tub | Acrylic tub | Commercial tub |
| Best For | Portable, entry-level | Classic outdoor plunge | Premium cedar + stainless | Traditional barrel plunge | Compact oval barrel | Space-saving home setup | Premium home plunge | Commercial recovery rooms |
| Chiller Included | — | ✓ | ✓ | — | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Temperature Range | Requires chiller | As low as set | As low as set | Requires chiller | Requires chiller | 37–105°F (chill + heat) | 37–107°F (chill + heat) | Min 37°F |
| Water Capacity | Compact | 130 gallons | 190 gallons | Barrel size | Compact oval | 120 gallons | 110 gallons | 100 gallons |
| Dimensions L × W × H | 40–52 × 28 in | 40 × 40 × 55 in (ship) | 84 × 45 × 34 in | 42 × 42 × 39.5 in | 50 × 30 × 34 in | 70.5 × 29.5 × 29.7 in | 76.75 × 28.75 × 31.5 in | 34 × 80 × 36 in |
| Interior Material | PVC | HDPE w/ bench | Stainless steel | Stainless or PVC | PVC with cedar accent | Rotomolded polyethylene | Acrylic + fiberglass | Wood + steel |
| Exterior Material | PVC | Eastern White Cedar | Eastern White Cedar | Pacific Cedar | Pacific Cedar finish | Rotomolded body | Acrylic | Wood + powder-coated steel |
| Filtration | Chiller dependent | Replaceable filter | Replaceable filter | Chiller dependent | Chiller dependent | Ozone + 20 / 1 micron | 2-step continuous | 20 Ultra Micron + UV |
| WiFi / App Control | — | — | — | — | — | — | ✓ | — |
| Outdoor Rated | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Warranty | 1 year | 5 yr tub / 1 yr chiller | 5 yr tub / 1 yr chiller | 1 year | 1 year | Manufacturer | Manufacturer | 3 years |
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Frequently asked questions
Stock tank, inflatable, or dedicated plunge tub — what's the difference?
Stock tanks (galvanized steel feeding troughs) are the DIY budget option — durable, cheap, but no insulation or integrated chiller. Inflatable plunges (like Ice Barrel-style) are portable and cheap but less comfortable and lose temperature fast. Dedicated plunge tubs have insulation, integrated chillers, filtration, and ergonomic shapes — the premium option that performs best long-term.
What size tub do I need?
For one user: inside dimensions of roughly 40 × 28 × 28 inches — enough for shoulders-under immersion with knees slightly bent. Larger tubs (60 × 30 inches) accommodate taller users or lying-down-style plunges. Bigger isn't always better — larger water volumes take longer to chill and cost more to run.
Does the tub material matter?
Yes. Acrylic or fiberglass tubs are the most common — durable, smooth, easy to clean, and look premium. Stainless steel tubs are ultra-durable and popular for commercial settings. Wood-wrapped plunges offer aesthetic appeal with interior liners. Galvanized steel (stock tank) is budget-friendly but scratches and shows water stains over time.
Do plunge tubs have insulation?
Dedicated plunge tubs do — typically 2–4 inches of foam insulation between the inner shell and outer cabinet. This is critical for efficient chiller operation; uninsulated tanks force the chiller to run constantly to fight ambient heat gain. Insulated tubs can maintain temperature with the chiller cycling only 30–40% of the time.
Can a plunge tub go outdoors?
Yes, most are rated for outdoor use. Consider: freeze protection (keep the chiller running in winter or drain completely — chillers can freeze and crack), UV exposure (covered plunges last longer), and drainage (locate where splashed water drains away cleanly). Covered patios or dedicated enclosures are ideal.
Not sure which one fits your space?
Talk to our equipment specialists about fit, power needs and delivery before you buy, or plan it yourself with our free tools and calculators.
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