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Looking to start your journey into ice bath recovery? The Chill Tub Lite Cold Plunge Tub is for you! With its sleek, lightweight, yet durable design and temperature settings as low as 37 degrees Fahrenheit, the Chill Tub Lite is perfect for those who are new to cold water therapy. No ice is required, and an insulated cover is included.

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Category: Cold Plunge Tubs Brand: Chill Tubs

Description

The Chill Tub Lite Cold Plunge Tub is the perfect way to start your journey into ice bath recovery. Cold water therapy has become increasingly popular in recent years and it’s not hard to see why. It has been shown to provide numerous benefits, including reduced muscle soreness, improved recovery time, decreased inflammation, and improved circulation.

Chill Tub Lite Cold Plunge Tub

The Chill Tub Lite is an excellent choice for those who are new to ice bath recovery. Its sleek design is both durable and lightweight, and it’s crafted with a more environmentally friendly process. The Chill Tub Lite is right at home indoors or out, so you can enjoy your ice bath recovery therapy wherever you prefer.

The temperature is adjustable and can be set as low as 37 degrees Fahrenheit with no ice required. Your Chill Tub Lite includes a built in ozone and filter system to help keep your water clean and clear, as well as an anti-freeze function to prevent the formation of ice and frost. An insulated cover is included to keep out debris and improve energy efficiency.

Questions about our cold plunge tubs? Give us a call at (317) 773-3545 or visit the Recreation Unlimited showroom in Noblesville, IN where we have the Chill Tub Lite Cold Plunge Tub on display for you to see in person.

Please note, cold water therapy is not suitable for everyone. It’s always best to consult with your healthcare professional before beginning a new recovery routine.

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Details

Dimensions	70″x30″x40″
Materials	Roto Mold
Dry Weight	118 lbs
Water Capacity	106 Gallons
Power Supply	10 Amp 110v
Temperature	Settings as low as 37 degrees
Draining	Hose pipe connection
Antifreeze Function	Prevents the formation of ice or frost
Ozone Purification	Built in ozone & filter system

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Chill Tubs are designed to provide the very best in cold water therapy.

Cold Plunge Tub FAQs

What is cold water therapy?

In a nutshell, cold water therapy involves immersing the body in cold water for a short period of time. This technique is often used by athletes after a strenuous workout or competition to help reduce soreness, inflammation, and improve recovery time. By reducing the temperature of the body’s surface tissues, blood flow is decreased to the area. Decreased circulation reduces inflammation and swelling, in addition to helping with pain and soreness.

What are the benefits of using a cold plunge tub?

Potential benefits of cold water therapy include reduced muscle soreness, improved recovery time, decreased inflammation, and improved circulation. Many users also experience enhanced sleep quality as well, due to melatonin being released. In addition to the physical benefits, cold plunge tubs are also helpful in reducing stress and anxiety, and improving mental alertness.

Who is a cold plunge tub suitable for?

Cold plunge tubs are appropriate for most adults wishing to take advantage of the numerous benefits provided by cold water therapy. However, it is important to be aware that it can impact circulation, heart rate, and blood pressure. Persons with underlying health conditions related to any of these areas should seek medical advice before exposing your body to cold water.

Extended cold water exposure should be avoided. Always consult with your doctor or another qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition and how it may be affected by cold water immersion therapy.

How long should I stay in the ice bath?

The amount of time that can be safely spent in cold water without suffering from hypothermia will be different from person to person. It depends on a combination of factors, including water temperature, body size and composition, and your individual level of cold adaptation and experience. It’s always wise to consult with your doctor before starting any new therapy regimen. Generally, it is recommended to stay in a cold water immersion for 5-15 minutes.

Begin with short, safe dips of 30 seconds at a time to learn what your limits are. It's important to listen to your body, especially when you are new to cold water immersion therapy. When you begin to shiver or feel uncomfortable, it’s time to get out and slowly warm up by walking around. It’s important to listen to your body as you acclimate. You can always check the water temperature before entering, to ensure it’s at the proper temperature for your experience and desired cold exposure. Begin with a warmer water temperature and shorter durations of exposure. The temperature of the water is the default display on the control panel. Exercise due caution when lowering the temperature or extending your therapy time.

How do I maintain the water in my cold plunge tub?

Your cold plunge tub has built in ozone and filtration systems to aid in water sanitation, but you will also need a chemical sanitizer (we recommend chlorine) to ensure your water stays crystal clear and safe to use. Be sure and test your water regularly as well. Refer to your user manual for specific water maintenance instructions.

The filter should be cleaned every 1-2 weeks (depending on usage) and replaced every 3 months. We recommend replacing the water in your cold plunge tub every 8-12 weeks, depending on user levels and visible water quality. How often you change the water will depend on frequency of use and water maintenance. When the water is no longer clear, it's time to drain and refill.