The Immersion Plunge

This plunge tub is quite well made, tall and sturdy and large enough for someone over six feet to fully immerse or two people at once. At 135 gallons of capacity there is no issues stretching out or having to crouch like most cold plunge baths. It is fully insulated including the child proof locking lid, has hookups built in for adding a chiller if you desire, and comes with a pump, carry bag, repair kit, quick dry mat and connectors for a separate chiller. I plan on using this plunge tub in conjunction with my sauna to maximize my health benefits from both in one session.

I ordered this tub mostly as a personal hot tub to use when camping in my RV. It works just as well for that as for a cold plunge tub and it's great to have the flexibility to use it for either without wasting a huge amount of water when refilling with the opposite temperature.It seems solidly constructed and it's very easy to set up and inflate. It holds more water than some similarly sized tubs which is nice for me at 6'1" tall. I have more room to relax, especially when using it as a hot tub. The water connections on the side work for a water chiller as marked. If using as a hot tub, just switch hot to cold and vice versa. This way you're always putting hot water in at the bottom. Since hot water rises, this will achieve the best water mixing and evenest temperature. I really appreciate that both of these connections are at one end of the tub so that I can sit at the opposite end and avoid cold or hot currents right against my torso.The tub comes with a cover which is essential to keep the temperature hot or cold between uses. Overall it's a solid inflatable tub for either cold plunge or hot soaking. I'm tempted to set up two side by side and alternate between cold and hot.

In no uncertain terms, the worst part about ice bath tubs is the ice. To get the most out of them, you either have to completely populate your entire freezer with huge silicone ice block molds for a day or 2, or you have to make a trip to the store to buy 10 or 12 bags of ice. Neither is what I call an "ideal solution".But this delightful ice bath tub has hookups for your chiller (which I happen to own a few of), which means I can run my chiller for a few hours, and my water is nice and cold. Saving me lots of effort as far as ice goes. I'm all for that.Of course, you can also hook a heater up to it, or a water filter, or whatever you want, really. It's flexible that way. It also comes with a really nice top that attaches securely, and a carry bag. It has a pump, but I have an inflator which works way faster and, once again, with less effort, lol. It's still nice that a pump is included if you don't have an inflator. This is definitely one of the best ice bath tubs I've tried, and the chiller hookups are DEFINITELY the way to go. 5 stars.

Wow. I didn't even realize how serious this set is.Pros: HUGE. STURDY WHEN INFLATED. EXTREMELY WELL MADE. Kit comes generously with repair tube and patch, pull tighten/loosening tool, larger capacity manual air pump (like ones for inflatable kayaks and paddle boards), inflatable heavy duty lid! Well insulated to hold temperature as long as possible! Extremely comfortable to sit in.. more roomy than my own bathtub! Easy water in/out hook ups using standard garden hose, plugs in the orange repair and took kit cup. Also came with its own portability bag! So great value for money. They also gifted a well made brand logo stainless water bottle!Cons: recommend using electric air pump to set up if you do not have time. Took just under 200 stroked of pump to get the "tub" walls filled with enough air. And another 90-100 strokes for lid. Also, make sure whatever it is placed on, the surface doesn't have sharp edges or debris. The bottom is the weakest point in this. I would probably recommend an outdoor rug and a thick towel or picnic blanket on bottom before setting up for best results and protection.Best ice tub yet!! Well worth the cost.. the footprint is actually about the same size as my actual bathtub with much higher walls. Perfect for outdoor ice baths. Walls are made of material similar to my inflatable paddleboard, so I would keep pet claws far away. Lol.And definitely keep clean to let it last. Great product, can't say enough!

Son is a huge fan of a certain podcast that always talks about the benefits of cold plunges, so my son wanted one very badly. Decided to give this one a try. It's surprisingly nice, but should be for the price. It's inflatable, but not the normal thin vinyl stuff. A friend said it's like her stand up paddle board. Used an air compressor to fill it, as I have asthma and I'd die trying to fill this up by blowing into it. Took about 4 minutes to fill up, and about 45 minutes to fill it with the garden hose. It lives on my big concrete slab just outside the door to the back yard. Son seems to like it, no way I'm going to try it. He's happy so I'm happy.