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A Customer Favorite for Home Recovery Setups
Built for Your Wellness
At Infinity Health and Wellness, every product — from far infrared saunas to cold plunges and strength equipment — is selected for build quality, material integrity, and long-term use. We stand behind what we carry with straightforward support and a clear return policy. Reach us directly at support@infinityhw.com or 904-441-6602.
Questions We Get a Lot
Most adults need at least 110 gallons to submerge to shoulder depth comfortably. The 140- and 150-gallon options give you more water volume and lateral room, which matters if you are taller than 6 feet or prefer a less confined position. Check the interior dimensions listed on each product page alongside the gallon rating.
These tubs are designed to be used with ice or paired with a separate chiller — they are not self-cooling. A common starting point is filling with cold tap water and adding ice to reach your target temperature. If you want consistent temperature control without purchasing ice regularly, a standalone chiller is worth researching as a separate add-on.
The inflatable models in this collection use reinforced multi-layer construction rated for repeated fills and drains. For daily protocols, pay attention to the included cover and drainage setup on each model — those details affect how practical everyday use actually is. All tubs are backed by our 30-Day Return Policy if the fit or build does not meet your expectations.
We offer Free Shipping on Most Orders Within the Continental U.S. (Excludes AK/HI). Cold plunge tubs ship as standard freight or parcel depending on the model. Review the product page for estimated delivery details, and see our Return Policy for the full terms on 30-Day Returns.
About Our Cold Plunges
A cold plunge tub is a purpose-built vessel designed to hold enough cold water for full-body immersion — typically starting around 100 gallons and scaling up from there. The category exists for one reason: to make a consistent cold water practice achievable at home without improvising with a chest freezer or a bathtub that cannot hold temperature. The buyer worth thinking about here is someone who takes their recovery protocol seriously and wants a dedicated vessel that fits their space, drains cleanly, and holds up to regular use. When choosing, the specifications that matter most are interior water capacity, actual interior dimensions relative to your height, the cover design for temperature retention between sessions, and how the tub drains. Portability matters if your setup changes seasonally — an inflatable or soft-sided design can move where a rigid vessel cannot. Construction material affects long-term durability and ease of cleaning. These are the variables to weigh before price becomes the deciding factor.
