Professional Cold Plunge Tub for Athletes, 59″L x 31″W x 29″H | 4″ Thick,198 Gallon Ice Bath Tub with Lid,Compatible with Chillers,Inflatable,Portable, Outdoor & Indoor Use

Product description

Is this cold plunge tub suitable for full body immersion?

Yes, the 67 or 59-inch length is designed for full body immersion, allowing you to fully submerge for effective cold therapy and muscle recovery.

How is this different from other inflatable ice baths?

This tub features 10cm thick walls (thicker than standard 8cm), stainless steel water ports instead of plastic, and a dual air valve system for better durability and leak prevention.

Does the tub keep the water cold for a long time?

Yes, it includes an insulated inflatable lid that helps retain water temperature and improve ice bath efficiency.

How long does it take to set up the inflatable ice bath?

It can be fully inflated and ready to use within 5 minutes using the included manual pump.

Is this compatible with all chiller sizes?

Yes, its inlet and outlet are made of stainless steel and size is 1/2 inch.

Cold Therapy for Recovery & Relaxation: Suitable for ice baths, muscle recovery, and hot soaking. Designed for athletes, post-workout recovery, injury rehab, or daily wellness at home or outdoors
59″ Optimized Size for Most Users: Designed to fit comfortably in most bathrooms, balconies, and backyards while still allowing effective full-body cold immersion
10cm Thick Reinforced Walls: Thicker than typical 8cm tubs, providing better support and durability. Holds up to 198 gallons without deformation for a stable bathing experience
Upgraded Leak-Proof System: Built with stainless steel water inlet/outlet instead of plastic, combined with dual air valves to prevent leaks and ensure long-term air retention
Fast Setup & Portable Design: Inflate within 5 minutes using the included manual pump. Lightweight and foldable for easy storage and transport
Insulated Inflatable Lid Included: Helps maintain water temperature longer, reducing ice usage and improving cold plunge efficiency