There are so many cold plunge alternatives it is hard to keep track at this point! Below you can find the devices that we have reviewed! Just click on the name and you will jump right to the information!
Table of Contents
Blue Cube
Pros of Blue Cube
- Best quality cold plunge you can get
- Has a high flow rate (what does this mean and why its important)
- Many options to choose from
- Ability to finance with 0% APR, put a downpayment down, or pay in full
Cons of Blue Cube
- No accessible by your everyday person, these cold plunges are at minimum $15,000
- Lead time is long for these devices but not longer than some of the others on this page
Specs
For the specs it is hard to break down since there are many options to choose from. Every device has the capability of cooling to as low as 36°, and runs 24/7, but has different amounts of horsepower on their motors. For each model breakdown head over to our review where we provide all the details on the models.
Again there a lot of options here for Blue Cube tubs so breaking down which one has what features is better suited for the review we have written already. All tubs come with a spa cover, and washable filters, and fit people up to 6’6 and 275 lbs (excluding the mini-me).
Features
Ice Barrel
Pros of Ice Barrel
- The best beginner-friendly option for those that want to upgrade from a budget option to a legitimate device
- Easy-to-clean drainage system
- Get in and out for quick submersions easy
- Best option for consumers
- For all body types
Cons of Ice Barrel
- You have to fill with ice every time
- Low Flow Rate (what that means and why it matters)
- Some people do not like plunging practically standing up
- Essentially useless in the summers for hot climate areas
Specs
- (HW) : 42″ x 31″ with a 25″ opening
- 55lbs empty and 750 lbs with 80 Gallons of water
Holds up to 105 gallons of water and has an easy-to-use drainage system
Features
Polar Monkeys
Pros of Polar Monkeys
- Still relatively affordable with the option to finance
- Have four options to choose from with their most popular model being The Portal, a steel tub that sits in-between the price of. acold plunge and ice barrel
- High-quality product with the ability to control temperature with an app
Cons of polar Monkeys
- No mention of flow rates which tells us that most of its systems are low flow rate
- Long lead time (around 6 weeks)
- If you are in a hotter climate, plan on putting outside, or have more than 2 users daily you will need to upgrade the chiller
Specs
Chiller Specs:
0.6HP (Standard)
- Input Power: 110-127V
- Cooling Capacity: 1520W
- Total Power: 640W
0.8 HP (Pro)
- Input Power: 110-127V
- Cooling Capacity: 1790W
- Total Power: 725W
Sizing:
4ft Portal: Dimensions: L 48 x W 24 x H 24 (4 ft tubs are recommended for people up to 5’8”)
5ft Portal: Dimensions: L 60 x W 24 x H 24 (5 ft tubs are recommended for people up to 6’4”)
Please note that the dimensions of the tubs may vary up to 4 inches.
Comes with a 1-year warrenty
Features
Inergize Health
Pros of Inergize Health
High-powered cooling system
Portable and easy to move around (if needed)
Water can cool down to 37°
No need to get ice
Controllable through your phone
Low maintenance
The cooling system is quiet
Cons of Inergize health
Having to refill the tub every time you take it down to move
Shorter than we would like to see with no option for a larger size
$5,000 is the starting point with no other options to choose from
Specs
- Tub Outer Dimensions LWH: 48” x 27” x 30”
Tub Interior Dimensions LWH: 42” x 20.5” x 30”
Tub Weight: 25 lbs. empty and 600-700 lbs. full of water
Chiller Weight: 60 lbs
Noise Level: 50dB
Volume 60-70 gallons
Cools to 37F
Clean water 24/7 with filtration
15-min inflatable setup
App controlled
Tub rolls into a duffle bag
Super comfortable
Deep 30″ Design
Indoor or outdoor use