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Cold Plunge Tubs by Icetubs

Discover precision cold therapy with Icetubs, a European-engineered brand redefining the cold plunge tub for modern wellness. Designed for both home and commercial use, Icetubs combines active chiller technology, built-in filtration, and app-controlled temperature precision to deliver a consistent, ice-free cold plunge experience. Units chill water to as low as 3°C (37.4°F) and can also heat up to 38°C (100.4°F), with all three current models built for single-person use. Shells combine Thermowood construction with a stainless steel interior, both rated for year-round outdoor installation. Trusted by athletes and wellness enthusiasts alike, Icetubs supports recovery, mental clarity, and overall well-being through effortless daily cold water therapy.

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Icetubs IceBarrel XL - Heracles Wellness
 
Icetubs IceBarrel XL - Heracles Wellness
Icetubs IceBarrel XL - Heracles Wellness
Icetubs IceBath - Heracles Wellness
 
Icetubs IceBath - Heracles Wellness
Icetubs IceBath - Heracles Wellness
Icetubs IceBarrel - Heracles Wellness
 
Icetubs IceBarrel - Heracles Wellness
Icetubs IceBarrel - Heracles Wellness

Comparing the Icetubs Range

Each model shares the same 3-stage filtration, ozonator, and temperature range, but differs in posture, capacity, and footprint.

Model

Posture

Water Capacity

Footprint

Price

IceBarrel

Upright, seated

92.5 gal

30.6"L x 53"W x 46.2"H

$9,995

IceBarrel XL

Upright, seated (more room)

113.6 gal

62.3"L x 40.2"W x 46.4"H

$11,995

IceBath

Reclined, lying down

106.7 gal

88.9"L x 27.5"W x 25.2"H

$11,495

The IceBarrel is the most compact option, its 30.6 by 53 inch footprint makes it a practical fit for smaller patios, gyms, or spare rooms where floor space is limited. It's a fully seated, upright design, so you sit submerged rather than lie flat, which some bathers find easier for controlled breathing during a session.

The IceBarrel XL keeps the same upright seating position but adds significantly more interior room and water capacity, better suited to taller bathers or anyone who finds the standard IceBarrel a tight fit. Optional matching Thermowood and stainless steel stairs are available for both barrel models, making entry and exit easier without disturbing the cooling engine's frame.

The IceBath takes a different approach entirely. Rather than sitting upright, you recline in a design closer to a traditional bathtub, with the option to lie down or sit back depending on preference. At nearly 89 inches long, it's the largest footprint of the three, but the reclined posture and bathtub-style entry make it the most accessible option for anyone who prefers not to climb in and out of a barrel.

Choosing the Right Icetubs Model

Beyond price and capacity, a few practical factors separate one model from another once you're actually using it day to day. Here's what to weigh before deciding.

Posture and Comfort

The IceBarrel and IceBarrel XL both position you upright in a fully seated position, a compact footprint that suits smaller spaces and gives a more contained, immersive feel. The IceBath instead lets you lie down or recline, similar to a bathtub, with easier entry and exit for anyone who prefers not to climb in and out of a barrel shape or has mobility considerations to account for.

Water Capacity and Footprint

The IceBarrel holds 92.5 gallons in the smallest footprint of the range. The IceBarrel XL steps up to 113.6 gallons with more interior room for taller or larger bathers. The IceBath holds 106.7 gallons in a longer, lower profile suited to its reclined design. Measuring your intended installation space, including clearance for entry and exit, is worth doing before ordering any of the three.

Filtration and Maintenance

All three models use the same 3-stage filtration system, cycling the full tub every six minutes, with a built-in ozonator and replaceable filters that capture contaminants as small as 5 microns without harsh chemicals. This significantly cuts down on how often you need a full water change compared to a static, unfiltered ice bath, and keeps the water genuinely clean between sessions rather than just cold.

Installation and Power

Every model runs on a 110V/60Hz supply with a 1HP engine, draws a maximum of 1.7 kW, and requires no plumbing connection. All three install indoors or outdoors with relatively straightforward setup compared to a plumbed system, though confirming your electrical supply meets the unit's requirements before delivery is worth doing. If you're pairing a plunge with a warm-water setup, our hot tub collection is worth browsing to complete a full contrast therapy installation.

Comparing Brands

If you're weighing Icetubs against other cold plunge options, our SaunaLife cold plunge and Kohler wellness collections offer different capacities, materials, and price points worth considering alongside the Icetubs range before you decide.

Building a Complete Contrast Therapy Routine

Cold plunge tubs are often most effective as part of a broader hot-cold contrast routine, alternating between a sauna or hot tub session and a cold plunge to support circulation and recovery. Pairing an Icetubs model with a sauna gives you both ends of that routine in one installation, and since none of the three models require plumbing, adding a cold plunge alongside an existing sauna or hot tub setup is generally a much simpler project than it sounds. If you're planning a full wellness space from scratch, our team can help you sequence the installation of a sauna, hot tub, and cold plunge together so the electrical and site preparation work is handled efficiently in one visit rather than several separate ones.

Frequently Asked Questions

What temperature can an Icetubs cold plunge reach?
Every Icetubs model cools to 37.4°F (3°C) and can heat up to 100.4°F (38°C), controlled precisely through the Icetubs app or the engine's own panel.
Do Icetubs models fit more than one person?
No. The IceBarrel, IceBarrel XL, and IceBath are each designed for single-person use. If you need a larger, multi-person cold plunge.
How often does the water need to be changed?
The built-in 3-stage filtration and ozonator system cycles the entire tub every six minutes, which significantly reduces how often a full water change is needed compared to a static ice bath.
Is a plumbing connection required for installation?
No. Icetubs units do not require plumbing and are designed for straightforward setup indoors or outdoors, though a suitable electrical supply is required to run the cooling engine.
What is the warranty on Icetubs products?
Icetubs cold plunge tubs carry a 2-year limited warranty for consumer use and a 6-month limited warranty for light commercial use.
Do the tubs come with anything besides the tub itself?
Yes. Each Icetubs model ships with the cooling engine, a hose attachment set, engine connectors and seals, a thermo cover, replacement filters, and a full installation and operation manual. Optional stairs are available separately for the IceBarrel and IceBarrel XL.

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