This page holds every cold plunge on the store: the one person tubs with chillers that also heat, the wooden tubs for one or two people, and the finished buildings with a plunge tub inside or beside them. Start with how you want to sit and where the setup will live. For a home cold plunge, compare the shape, the space around the tub and whether you want the chiller beside it or built in.


Choose the cold plunge tub shape

The lie down tubs give you room to stretch out. Compare the cold plunge tubs with a chiller in acrylic or stainless steel. Every one comes with a chiller that also heats.

The upright shapes let you sit with cold water around your shoulders. Browse the cold plunge barrel collection for the stainless steel barrel and the round or oval wooden tubs. A cold plunge pool set into the ground is a different thing, shown in the fiberglass plunge pool collection.

Where the chiller sits

For a cold plunge with chiller, the kits connect to a separate box beside the tub. With the all in one cold plunge tubs, the equipment sits inside the body. Fill, plug in and start without connecting hoses.

Browse the cold plunge chillers matched to their tubs, including the Promax chiller upgrade for the kits. We do not sell standalone chillers. Choose the SaunaLife wooden plunge tubs bare with fittings for your own chiller, or packaged with a chiller and heater. Every chiller here uses a standard household outlet and cools with no ice.

A tub or a whole building

For an outdoor cold plunge setup, compare the tubs with the insulated plunge rooms. The finished buildings come with a tub and chiller, with a sauna beside the plunge in some layouts. Your electrician connects the building power on your level gravel or concrete pad. Tell us about access to your yard when you call.

Hot and cold together

Explore the hot tub and cold plunge combos for the tubs that run cold or warm. For separate bathing spaces, browse the hot tubs. A sauna and cold plunge pairing starts with the saunas and sauna heaters. Going from hot to cold and back is called contrast therapy.

Common questions before choosing

If you are exploring cold water immersion for your wellness routine, start with the guide to cold plunge benefits. For questions specific to women, see cold plunge benefits for women. When comparing water temperature settings, turn to the cold plunge temperature guide. For questions about time and frequency, read how long to cold plunge alongside how often to cold plunge.

If you are considering a homemade ice bath tub, the DIY cold plunge guide covers that topic. For the health side of cold therapy, read Mayo Clinic Health System's article on cold plunging after workouts. Anyone with a health condition should talk to a doctor first.

Meet the brands

Compare the kits and the integrated tubs from The Plunge Supplier. The wooden tubs from SaunaLife have a smooth fiberglass basin inside. The finished buildings from Sweaty Yeti are built in Spanish Fork, Utah. Explore the Sweaty Yeti plunge buildings for a commercial cold plunge space at a gym or a dedicated home setup.

Why buy from My Cozy Outdoors

We are an authorized dealer for every brand here. Every listing carries the full manufacturer warranty. Call us and we will talk it through, from shape and size to placement and the surface carrying the full tub weight.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a chiller for a cold plunge?

A chiller holds water cold between dips without ice. The Plunge Supplier tubs include one that also heats. The SaunaLife tubs come bare with chiller fittings or packaged with a chiller and heater. Every Sweaty Yeti room or barrel includes a chiller, and every chiller here uses a standard household outlet.

How cold is a cold plunge?

The chillers reach the mid 30s with no ice, and most also heat to 104 to 108 degrees, but check the manual for your tub. Set the temperature through the controls, with a phone app on equipped units. The cold plunge temperature guide covers working down.

Can I put a cold plunge outdoors?

Yes, the Plunge Supplier tubs need shelter from direct sun and rain on a solid, level surface. The SaunaLife outdoor tubs use kiln baked pine, with the insulated cover as its own listing. The Sweaty Yeti buildings have house-like insulation for year-round use on a level gravel or concrete pad.

Do I need an electrician for a cold plunge?

The Plunge Supplier tubs and the SaunaLife packages plug into a standard household outlet on their own cords, beyond splashing. The kits need their hoses connected. For a Sweaty Yeti building, the crew sets it on your pad and your own electrician connects the power.

How do I keep cold plunge water clean?

The Plunge Supplier tubs use a paper cartridge filter and ozone generator, with two cartridges and a wrench included. Keep the thermal covers on between soaks. The SaunaLife packages include an ozone sanitizer and external filter. You can change the water through the drain in every cold plunge on the store.