Ejia Cold Plunge Tub | Inflatable Ice Bath Tub for Athletes | Water Chiller Compatible| Long-Lasting Insulation | 101 Gal Portable Cold Plunge with Lid | Outdoor & Indoor

Set up was a breeze and once inflated, with the lid on and secured, it is a well built plunge. It took me a few weeks to set it up with water, but so far so good. No leaks. I have a chiller with it, but not currently using the internal ports as my filter and pump are submergible. I will at some point buy an external pump and filter and use the ports. Crazy value for the money considering most plunges like this are north of $500. Lastly, the size is great! My last plunge I was folded like a pretzel to fit in, this one is wide enough I do not have to do that. I’ll update as I continue to use it.

Love love love this- we bought a chiller on eBay for $300- adding a canister filter today as well with UV and activated charcoal to filter and pump. Total investment $1100.

This is round shaped, and way larger in size then most but still lightweight. It does have a pattern on the outer shell and has to be blown up. But they’ve included a heavy duty air pump that you do have to pump yourself but it works really well. The material that it’s made from is thick and insulated making it extremely sturdy. Also included is a thick, solid lid that does have side straps to keep it in place. Located on the side is a large spout where you can easily put the water in and a large spout to easily drain it out. The best part of it all is that there’s a bag that comes with it for easy storage or to make it portable. The price is a little high, but if it’s going to last as long as I think it will. This is definitely worth the purchase!

My son and I have been doing ice baths for a little while now and are thoroughly enjoying the benefitsThe past ice baths have been around 85 gallons and require multiple 1 gallon ice cubes to bring it to the necessary 40°-45We live in Phoenix, so anytime past February is pretty much impossible using ice aloneWe're excited to get this chiller compatible ice bath, but we'll probably need to keep it indoors as temperatures can reach 115 for 30 days on endThis ice bath is also larger than most, so will likely take longer to coolIt's likely we will need to use ice cubes as well, but at least this solves a problemIt comes with an inflatable lid which will also help keep the temperatures downThe ice bath assembled rather quickly and looks pretty well madeIt has a fairly thick outer which is much better than a conventional ice bath which is just a thin membraneThis insulation is definitely going to be necessary to bring the ice bath down to 45°I look forward to many mornings using this ice bathI consider this to be a little bit on the pricey side and still I'm looking for a chiller which aren't cheap either. However the benefits are worth itMy search for the chiller continues, but wanted to get my review written on the quality of the productThe carry case is a nice touch and makes it a little more portable

Everything good but the threaded fittings are not standard hose size. Thats seems very poorly designed in that regard.It took me multiple trips to the hardware to get in hooked to the pump and chiller. (all different sizes thought the pump was standard.