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expiredEragorn | Staff posted May 08, 2025 04:48 AM
expiredEragorn | Staff posted May 08, 2025 04:48 AM

88-Gal The Cold Pod Ice Bath Plunge Tub w/ Cover

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Woot! has 88-Gallon The Cold Pod Ice Bath Plunge Tub w/ Cover (29.5"L x 29.5"W x 29.5"H) on sale for $34.99. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.

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  • Multiple layered Ice Tub, The Cold Pod cold water therapy tub is engineered from multiple layers of robust, waterproof and tear-resistant materials, this freestanding cold plunge features a PVC inner layer, Nylon outer layer and the middle layer is Pearl Foam.
  • The recommended temperature for cold water immersion is between 3°C and 15°C, with a mean temperature of 11°C
  • Designed for both indoor and outdoor use, this Multiple layered cold plunge tub comes complete with a lid.
  • Features a lightweight design and is both compact and portable.
  • Designed to fit most body types while allowing you to sit in an upright position, the cold tub is recommended for people up to 6ft 7in (2.1m) in height.
  • Cold water immersion has been shown to facilitate a myriad of benefits after athletic performance, including rapid recovery, decreased muscle soreness, reduced injury and increased immunity.
  • Requires very little maintenance and has a reassuringly easy drainage system. Simply turn the drain on the Easy Flow Drainage System at the bottom of the ice bath, rinsing the ice pod, and replacing the water every four weeks, or as preferred.

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Woot! has 88-Gallon The Cold Pod Ice Bath Plunge Tub w/ Cover (29.5"L x 29.5"W x 29.5"H) on sale for $34.99. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.

Thanks to Deal Hunter Eragorn for sharing this deal.

Product Details:
  • Multiple layered Ice Tub, The Cold Pod cold water therapy tub is engineered from multiple layers of robust, waterproof and tear-resistant materials, this freestanding cold plunge features a PVC inner layer, Nylon outer layer and the middle layer is Pearl Foam.
  • The recommended temperature for cold water immersion is between 3°C and 15°C, with a mean temperature of 11°C
  • Designed for both indoor and outdoor use, this Multiple layered cold plunge tub comes complete with a lid.
  • Features a lightweight design and is both compact and portable.
  • Designed to fit most body types while allowing you to sit in an upright position, the cold tub is recommended for people up to 6ft 7in (2.1m) in height.
  • Cold water immersion has been shown to facilitate a myriad of benefits after athletic performance, including rapid recovery, decreased muscle soreness, reduced injury and increased immunity.
  • Requires very little maintenance and has a reassuringly easy drainage system. Simply turn the drain on the Easy Flow Drainage System at the bottom of the ice bath, rinsing the ice pod, and replacing the water every four weeks, or as preferred.

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Written by ValPal2011 | Staff

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austofferson
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I have this model, purchased from Amazon a couple years ago. No issues with the actual pod itself but eventually the o ring between the drain tube and the spigot used to control drain flow eventually dried out and stopped working. Just had to buy some new o rings from local home improvement store to swap it out, good as new.

I'm a 6'1" 210 lb male and it's definitely a tight fit and you'll have to use a lot of ice each time in order to actually get it down to a low enough temp that your body won't warm up the water immediately, but for this cheap I'd say it's a solid way to try out cold plunges and see if they're for you. I'll generally fill it up about 60% of the way and then put 2 bags of ice (20lbs each, 40 total) which will bring it up to nearly 3/4 full, and once I'm in it'll be almost completely full, can get the water up to my neck/chin but I have to sit criss cross applesauce and my knees are touching the sides generally.
tomerico
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Didn't you learn in science class that cold things shrink?
Coconutz0311
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30 inches tall and wide doesn't seem to match the pictures of a full grown man sitting up to his chin comfortably in this.

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30 inches tall and wide doesn't seem to match the pictures of a full grown man sitting up to his chin comfortably in this.
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Quote from Coconutz0311 :
30 inches tall and wide doesn't seem to match the pictures of a full grown man sitting up to his chin comfortably in this.
Didn't you learn in science class that cold things shrink?
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RawrPwrMay 08, 2025 09:06 AM
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It's the full size. Problem is this unit leaks at the bottom and water gets trapped. You'll get possibly 6-8 uses max before having to throw it out.
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Remember people not to go from too hot to too cold/vise versa quickly as you could put your body into shock or hypothermia
You speaking just from Internet knowledge?

Actually tried ice baths? What's your experience?
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I have this model, purchased from Amazon a couple years ago. No issues with the actual pod itself but eventually the o ring between the drain tube and the spigot used to control drain flow eventually dried out and stopped working. Just had to buy some new o rings from local home improvement store to swap it out, good as new.

I'm a 6'1" 210 lb male and it's definitely a tight fit and you'll have to use a lot of ice each time in order to actually get it down to a low enough temp that your body won't warm up the water immediately, but for this cheap I'd say it's a solid way to try out cold plunges and see if they're for you. I'll generally fill it up about 60% of the way and then put 2 bags of ice (20lbs each, 40 total) which will bring it up to nearly 3/4 full, and once I'm in it'll be almost completely full, can get the water up to my neck/chin but I have to sit criss cross applesauce and my knees are touching the sides generally.
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social_gamerMay 08, 2025 11:15 AM
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Quote from dealsalways :
You speaking just from Internet knowledge?

Actually tried ice baths? What's your experience?
My experience is an outlier as I have poor circulation and start to change colors in the 50's. I've done a polar plunge and they walk you through the risks(which are usually minimal due to the cold water and cold air temp)
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Quote from social_gamer :
My experience is an outlier as I have poor circulation and start to change colors in the 50's. I've done a polar plunge and they walk you through the risks(which are usually minimal due to the cold water and cold air temp)
Go from hot to cold back to hot...it'll help circulation
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Cheap rain barrel? 🤔
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Quote from social_gamer :
Remember people not to go from too hot to too cold/vise versa quickly as you could put your body into shock or hypothermia
We had a pool/spa built several years ago and in the winter me and my kids go from the hot tub to maybe sub 20/30/40 in the pool for a mins then back into the hot tub 100-103 degrees. Never experienced shock just an invigorating tingle like pins/needles all over the body once you hop back in the spa.
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ChriskoymMay 08, 2025 12:31 PM
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I built my own. Too much to go into, but I get mine to around 40-46 for 15 minutes. I can't do toes or fingers (I guess old injuries). This would not work for me.
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Quote from tomerico :
didn't you learn in science class that cold things shrink?
I was in the pool!
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Remember people not to go from too hot to too cold/vise versa quickly as you could put your body into shock or hypothermia
Google contrast therapy by Andrew Huberman. Widely used therapy for strengthen nervous system and overall health
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Quote from Chriskoym :
I built my own. Too much to go into, but I get mine to around 40-46 for 15 minutes. I can't do toes or fingers (I guess old injuries). This would not work for me.
My brother bought a 7 foot long freezer and put it in his garage. Sealed it with caulk added a pump and would keep it at 31 degrees. The pump would keep it from freezing. He could last 4 minutes in it. And he would always have his wife come out to watch to make sure nothing catastrophic would happen because he would try to push his time in it to the max.

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totalx90May 08, 2025 02:01 PM
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Cold pluges and 4am gym workouts

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