Ice Bath Tub for Athletes, 88 Gallons Cold Plunge Tub with Cover, 34'' Portable Freestanding Ice Plunge Tub for Cold Water Therapy Recovery, Large Ice Baths for Gardens, Gyms,Therapy Training

The material is thick and you can tell it will last awhile. I’ve been looking for a cold plunge option that doesn’t take too much space and isn’t overly expensive.To keep it cold I do have to pour ice in it from time to time to keep the temperature low enough.

We have a runner or two in our family, but I gave it up a few years ago due to peripheral neuropathy. Well, in reality, I can still run, but without having feeling in my feet and my impaired balance (plus no depth perception due to detached retinas), I'm scared to take a chance on running. I'm Seventy. However, that won't stop me from taking an ice bath on occasion just for the experience. My feet always feel like they're freezing from the neuropathy so an ice bath is the only time they feel like the rest of my body. This is an extremely well built product and I love it. I'm certain athletes who routinely use an ice bath will love it. And you can put it away when you're not using it if you want to. During the summer I just leave that puppy out!

So it's nice that this can collapse down and be stored away. But that would take a bit of time to dry and clean up before storing, so you're mostly going to leave it out. Biggest problem, is that it's black. Meaning the sun warms it a lot compared to something say, light blue or white. It's ok if you just set it up and dump ice in the water. But if you leave water in it to reuse, it will just boil after a day or two outside in 95+ degree July.There is not much as far as the insulation goes. There's stated layers of insulation, but it hardly kept my 65 degree well water from condensating the outside all over while outside.Tmit doesn't leak, which is nice, and the top seems to be the only part that is inflatable? Not sure but I didn't want to pop it trying to fill the sides (which I don't think are inflatable).It has a petcock valve on the bottom/side to drain, and a bottom plug as well.Overall it's ok for a passive tub. If you want to save water though, you're going to want a freezer plugged in and just keep it running and break the ice when you want to use it for a bath.The PVC is nice and thick though, seems like it could withstand some use.

Provides ample room for full-body diving, ideal for recovering and relaxing muscles. The size can be easily placed indoors or outdoors. The included lid is a thoughtful addition that helps keep things cool and keeps debris out.

The media could not be loaded. This was bigger than expected width and length wise it is perfect! Super easy to set up. The only thing I didn’t think through was how much water and ice I would need!