Available on backorder
Outdoor cold plunge tub is a great add-on to many sauna enthusiasts love to take a cold dip immediately after sweating out their stress and worries in a soothing, hot sauna. If you already own one of our fantastic saunas and would like to be able to plunge into the cold right afterwards, we’ve got just the right additional product for you, our new cold plunge tub.
$2,250.00 $1,950.00
Available on backorder
| Wall Thickness: | 1-5/8" ( 42 mm) |
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| Inside Dimensions: | 5' Diameter x 36" High |
| Outside Dimensions: | 5'9" Wide x 41" High |
| Weight: | 400 Lbs |
| Assembly: | Required |
| Heater Kit: | Optional Internal Heater +295.00 |
| Please Note: | This Item is delivered Unfinished, Tub Cover is Optional Add-on |
To give you the best price possible, we ship it in parts so you can assemble it in your backyard, right beside your sauna. Fill it up with cold water, and go ahead — take the plunge!
If you prefer, you can order the cold tub with a traditional heater/chimney and assemble it just like a traditional hot tub. The choice is yours!
Cold plunging (aka cryotherapy, cold water immersion, and ice baths) has been used for centuries by both professional athletes and the general public.
There are many health benefits to cold therapy, including but not limited to:
Athletes like Floyd Mayweather and the NBA superstar LeBron James opt for cold temperatures after workouts because it helps their bodies recover quickly.
Think about it — you work out, get hot and sweaty, then take a cold plunge, ice bath, or a cold shower. It’s the perfect recipe for muscle recovery. Then you sleep in a nice cool room; your body temperature drops, your heart rate slows down and you enter dreamland faster than ever before!
Another way to take a cold plunge is after a hot sauna session. Now that your body is heated up and pretty much cooked, a cold plunge will give you a natural high and mental health boost that will take away stress, tension, and fatigue.
There are no strict rules when it comes to what temp the water should be.
Seasoned cold plungers jump into the tub filled with ice-cold water and ice cubes. For the less experienced, a water temperature between 55 and 65 degrees will be more than enough to provide the desired health benefits.
This too is a matter of personal preference and experience. Some people say no more than 3 minutes while others say up to 15 minutes (for pros). We recommend starting with 1 minute and gradually working your way up.
The most important thing to focus on is how it makes you feel, what your body tells you. Always plunge into the water when you’re ready, not just because everyone else is doing it that way!
Health professionals recommend around 14-16 degrees Celsius (57 – 62 degrees Fahrenheit) for a jump in temperature, no longer than 2 minutes. This will give you a nice shock without sending your body into deep freeze!
The colder the water is, the less time you should spend inside it.
Buy our cold plunge tub today and try it with your friends; we guarantee you won’t be disappointed!
