The IceBath — Thermowood & Stainless Steel Cold Plunge

There's a particular kind of clarity that arrives in the first few seconds of cold water — the sharp inhale, the noise of the day cut clean, the strange calm that follows. Most people meet that moment once or twice a year, in a lake or an ocean. The IceBath is built to make it part of your routine.

What sets it apart is the form. This is a plunge you lower yourself into and stretch out in — a relaxed, reclining bathtub shape rather than an upright squeeze. You lean back, let the water close over your shoulders, and stay with your breath instead of negotiating with your posture. Entry and exit are just as unhurried, which matters more than you'd think when the water is properly cold.

Handcrafted from premium Thermowood with a durable stainless steel interior, the IceBath pairs a quiet, considered look with serious capability. It sits as comfortably on a patio or beside a garden path as it does in a dedicated wellness room, and it's made to live outdoors through every season without asking anything of you in return.

Ownership is refreshingly simple: there is nothing to plumb and no contractor to schedule. Fill it, plug it in, and the water takes care of itself — chilled for an invigorating plunge or warmed for a restorative soak, so a single bath covers both ends of your recovery ritual, year-round. Set your temperature once and it holds, quietly, until you're ready.

More than equipment, the IceBath is a standing invitation to start — or end — the day with a few deliberate minutes of cold, and the quiet that follows.

• Easy in, easy out — the bathtub-style design makes entry and exit simple, with room to recline for a comfortable full-body immersion rather than an upright squeeze.
• Set it and forget it — control everything from the Icetubs app or onboard panel: set your target temperature, monitor it, and hold your preferred settings consistently, year-round.
• Cold plunge and warm soak in one — a precise cooling engine delivers true near-freezing cold for an invigorating plunge, or warms the water for a restorative soak whenever you want one.
• Clean water, less work — a three-stage filtration system and built-in ozonator keep the water fresh with automated circulation and sanitation, reducing reliance on harsh chemicals. The filtration is replaceable, so upkeep stays simple over time.
• No fuss to place — crafted to suit modern homes, wellness rooms, patios, and recovery spaces, indoors or out, on a level surface near an outlet.
• Handcrafted materials — premium Thermowood exterior with a durable stainless steel interior, built for year-round use.

How is the IceBath different from the IceBarrel?
The IceBath is a reclining, bathtub-style plunge you lower into and stretch out in, with easy entry and exit. The IceBarrel models are upright. All use the same Thermowood build and temperature range.

How cold does it get?
It chills to 37.4°F (3°C) and heats up to 100.4°F (38°C), so it works for both cold plunges and warm soaks.

Does it require plumbing or special wiring?
No — fill it with a garden hose, plug it into a standard grounded 110V GFCI-protected outlet (no dedicated circuit needed), and control the temperature from the app or onboard panel.

How is the water kept clean?
A three-stage filtration system and built-in ozonator circulate and sanitize the water automatically, and the filtration is replaceable for easy long-term upkeep.

Can I use it outdoors?
Yes — the Thermowood-and-stainless build suits year-round indoor or outdoor use on a level surface near an outlet.

How long should a cold plunge session last?
Start small. Most people begin with 1–3 minutes and build up gradually over weeks as their body adapts — consistency matters far more than duration, and a few minutes is enough for that unmistakable post-plunge clarity. Listen to your body, step out if anything feels wrong, and check with your doctor before starting a cold-therapy routine.

I'm new to cold plunging — how should I start?
Start with brief, moderate sessions and ease in gradually. Never plunge alone, exit if you feel unwell, and consult your physician first if you're pregnant or have a heart condition, high blood pressure, or other medical concerns.