Our cold plunge tubs from The Plunge Supplier include the tub and chiller kits and the all in one tubs, each for one person with cooling and heating included. Choose between the acrylic and stainless steel options for cold water immersion, then decide whether you want to lie down or sit upright. When choosing a cold plunge tub for home recovery, start with the shape and the space you have.


The tub and chiller kits

The acrylic lie down options are the tub in three lengths of 67, 71 or 73 inches, the tub in two sizes with more room for tall people in the longer 75 inch tub, and the oval tub in two sizes, each holding 92 gallons. The stainless steel options include the lie down tub and the upright barrels. The external chiller connects with the included hoses, connectors and seals. The Promax chiller upgrade adds a case with wheels, with unchanged cooling power, as an option on the kit pages. Compare the matched chillers before choosing.

The all in one tubs

The tubs with the chiller built in also have the heater inside the body, with no hoses to connect. The acrylic lie down options include the tubs with four jets or a touchscreen. The upright deep soaking tub comes with a ladder and stepped seat. Fill it, plug it in and start, and the tub holds cold water ready for cold exposure whenever you want it.

An ice bath with no ice

A cold plunge with chiller is an ice bath tub for cold therapy without adding ice. The chiller holds the water at about 35 to 38 degrees and heats it to 104 to 108 degrees, so check the manual for your tub. Explore the hot and cold options and our ice bath vs cold plunge guide. The paper cartridge filter and ozone help clean the water, while thermal covers hold temperature between soaks. Two cartridges and a wrench come in the box, and the cold plunge water maintenance guide covers the routine.

Where it lives

Your home cold plunge tub needs a solid, level surface carrying its full weight. An outdoor cold plunge tub needs shelter from sun and rain. Fill indoors or outside with a garden hose, and use a standard household outlet beyond splashing. For wood, explore the SaunaLife options for one or two.

Why buy your cold plunge tub from My Cozy Outdoors

We are an authorized dealer, and every listing carries the full manufacturer warranty. Browse The Plunge Supplier range or every plunge on the store. Call us and we will talk it through, including shape, size and placement.

Your questions answered

Do I need a chiller or can I just use ice?

Every cold tub here includes a chiller, so no ice is needed between soaks. Set about 35 to 38 degrees on the panel or phone app, and check the manual for your tub. Ice melts and needs replacing, while the chiller holds your chosen temperature.

Can a cold plunge tub go indoors?

Yes, every tub here can live indoors or sheltered outside, away from direct sun and rain. Choose a solid, level surface near a household outlet beyond splashing, with access for filling and draining. The deep soaking tub needs a level slab or a deck rated for its full weight.

Does a cold plunge tub also do hot water?

Yes, every tub here heats as well as cools. Settings run from the mid 30s up to 104 to 108 degrees depending on the tub, so check the manual for your tub. You can find these tubs on our Hot Tub and Cold Plunge Combos page too.

What size cold plunge tub should I get?

The lie down tubs span 59 to 78 inches, with longer sizes giving tall people room. The upright barrel is 32 or 40 inches across. The deep soaking tub with a ladder measures 63 by 32 by 44 inches. Measure your space and doorway before choosing your cold plunge tub.