Icepod
The compact single-person cold plunge that started the range.
- Single-person upright immersion
- Integrated chilling and filtration
- Compact footprint for tight spaces
Cold Tubs
Recovery Starts Here
Chilled, filtered cold plunge tubs for people who want recovery built into the week, not a once-a-month experiment with a bag of ice.
The Coldtub Range
A Routine You Can Actually Keep
From the compact single-person Icepod to the twelve-seat Polarplunge, the Coldtub range covers solo rituals, shared routines and full training groups: chilled, filtered and always ready.
Post-workout recovery
A consistent cool-down station steps from your training space.
Wellness routines
A short morning ritual that is easy to repeat.
Athletic recovery
Regular immersion between sessions and events.
Refreshment
Relief after long, humid South Florida afternoons.
Icepod Plus
The Icepod with upgraded finishes for design-led outdoor spaces.
- Single-person immersion
- Upgraded wood or steel cladding
- Integrated chilling and filtration
Icebreaker
A two-person cold plunge for shared routines and training partners.
- Two-person capacity
- Integrated chilling and filtration
- Side-by-side immersion seating
Icebox
A square social cold tub for five to seven people.
- Seats five to seven people
- Square social layout
- High-capacity chilling system
Polarplunge
A bench-seated cold pool for teams, gyms and serious recovery spaces.
- Bench seating for eight to twelve
- Commercial-grade chilling capacity
- Continuous filtration system
Polarpool
A two-to-five-person cold pool with room to move, stretch and breathe.
- Two-to-five-person capacity
- Open water area for movement
- Integrated chilling and filtration
The Coldtub
The original residential cold tub, a proper daily plunge at home.
- Single-person daily plunge
- Purpose-built chilling system
- Outdoor-rated construction
The Coldtub Plus
A lay-down cold immersion tub for full-body submersion.
- Lay-down full-body immersion
- Extended single-person format
- Integrated chilling and filtration
Placement
Where the Plunge Goes Decides Whether You Use It
Shade reduces the workload on the chiller. Proximity to a door decides whether you go in on a cold-feeling morning. Drainage decides how easy water changes are. We look at all three before recommending a unit.
Cold immersion carries real risk for some people. Please speak with your physician before starting, and never plunge alone if you are new to it. We keep our guidance to equipment and setup, not health advice.
Cold Tub Sales & SetupFAQ
Cold Tub Questions
Start Your Project
Build Recovery Into Your Week
Tell us about your space and routine, and we'll recommend a cold plunge setup that fits both.