Plunge Tubs
Plunge Tubs
Insulated, single-person tubs designed to hold a steady low temperature with minimal fuss.
- Holds temperature efficiently
- Ergonomic, full-body immersion
- Durable, easy-clean surfaces
- Indoor or outdoor placement
The Cold Plunge Collection
Cold plunge, made simple
Purpose-built cold tubs, chillers and recovery gear for contrast therapy at home — a cold-plunge range curated for the Canadian market. Explore the collection and inquire for details.
Why a Home Cold Plunge
More than a purchase — a daily ritual
Cold-water immersion has moved from elite sport into everyday recovery — and for good reason. A few minutes in genuinely cold water can sharpen focus, lift the mood and help the body bounce back, all without leaving home.
We're curating a collection of cold-plunge equipment built to do it properly: stable low temperatures, clean water and durable materials. The full range is launching soon — reach out and we'll help you plan the right setup.
Cold Plunge
Explore the Range
Everything the daily plunge needs
From the tub to the chiller to the small comforts around it — here's what's coming. Inquire and we'll help you plan.
Barrel Cold Plunge
Barrel Cold Plunge
The handsome barrel silhouette in a cold-water build — a striking, space-smart plunge for patio or studio.
- Compact round footprint
- Natural wood aesthetic
- Comfortable upright soak
- A statement piece that performs
Chillers & Filtration
Chillers & Filtration
Chiller and filtration systems that keep water cold and clear, so a plunge is ready whenever you are.
- Consistent low temperatures
- Filtration for clean water
- Less manual maintenance
- Pairs with most tubs
Recovery Accessories
Recovery Accessories
The thoughtful extras — covers, steps, thermometers and care kits — that make daily plunging effortless.
- Insulated covers
- Steps and grab supports
- Thermometers and timers
- Water-care essentials
Collection Launching Soon
Be the first to know when the cold plunge collection lands
Our full cold-plunge collection is launching soon. Inquire now for details, availability and early access.
Planning Your Plunge
What separates a real plunge from a cold bath
Built to stay cold
Insulation and chilling are what make a true plunge. We focus on equipment that holds a low temperature reliably, season after season.
Clean water, less work
Filtration and a good cover keep the water clear and cut the upkeep — so the daily habit actually sticks.
Personal guidance
Not sure where to start? Tell us how you'd like to use it and we'll plan a setup that fits — honest advice, no pressure.
Buyer's Guide
Cold plunge, explained before you buy
Thinking about a cold plunge? Here's how the pieces fit together, how people actually use them, and what changes when you're plunging through a Canadian winter.
Cold plunge tub vs. chiller — what's the difference?
They're two different things that work together. The cold plunge tub is the insulated vessel you sit in; on its own you cool it with ice (a classic ice bath) or cold tap water. A chiller is a separate unit that actively cools, circulates and usually filters and sanitizes the water, so the tub holds a precise temperature day after day with no ice runs. A DIY ice bath is the cheapest way to start; a tub-plus-chiller setup is what turns cold plunging into an effortless daily habit.
How cold, and for how long?
Most people start somewhere around 10–15°C and work colder over time, and a few minutes is plenty — especially at first. There's no need to suffer; consistency matters far more than chasing extremes. A reliable thermometer and a timer take the guesswork out, and a good insulated cover holds the temperature between sessions. Cold immersion isn't for everyone — if you're pregnant or have a heart condition, check with your doctor first.
Cold therapy and contrast therapy
Cold-water immersion — often called cold therapy — is widely used for post-workout recovery and a clear-headed start to the day. Pair it with heat and you get contrast therapy: alternating between a sauna and a cold plunge until the rhythm becomes a ritual in itself. It's exactly why so many people end up wanting both.
Sizing, placement and water care
Most home plunges are single-person and surprisingly compact — they fit a garage, basement, patio or balcony. Decide indoor vs. outdoor early: outdoors gives you the bracing open-air plunge but needs weather protection, while indoors needs a drain plan and splash-friendly flooring. Either way, plan for filtration and simple water care so the water stays clean between changes — a chiller with built-in filtration does most of that for you.
Cold plunging through a Canadian winter
Canadian winters are both the appeal and the challenge. Outdoors, standing water can freeze solid, so look for a chiller that also heats (many do) to hold a safe temperature, freeze-protected plumbing, and a well-insulated tub and cover; indoors sidesteps the freeze entirely. Tell us where yours will live and we'll help you plan a setup that runs all twelve months.
Building the full ritual? Explore our saunas too — heat and cold are made to go together.
Get in Touch
Ready to talk cold plunge?
Tell us about your space and how you'd like to use it. We reply within one business day. We'll help you find the right fit — no pressure, no obligation.