Plunge Chill Chiller + Pro Tub: what $999 gets you
The Pro Tub set is a long, lie-down PVC tub with a 1/3 HP chiller that Plunge Chill rates down to 39°F, for $999 (listed against $2,099). It suits one tall adult who wants to stretch out. If you live somewhere hot or want water colder than about 45°F quickly, look at the 1HP chiller instead.
Published specs
| Item | Plunge Chill figure (25 Oct 2026) |
|---|---|
| Price | $999 (compare-at $2,099) |
| Chiller | 1/3 HP, down to 39°F, LED temperature display |
| Chiller size / weight | 16.5 × 13.8 × 18.9 in, 35 lb |
| Cooling time (66 gal) | 75→50°F in 8–10 h; 75→45°F in 12–14 h |
| Tub size | 59 × 31.5 × 29.5 in (150 × 80 × 75 cm) |
| Tub capacity | up to 66 gal; one adult up to 6'9" |
| Tub build | PVC, reinforced base, insulated lid with clamps; inflates with an air pump |
| Warranty | 2 years on the chiller |
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Good fit if
- You're tall and want to lie back rather than sit upright
- You plunge indoors or somewhere shaded
- You want a lid that keeps debris and kids out
Look elsewhere if
- You want below 39°F: the 1HP is rated to 36°F
- You need a hard-sided tub. This one is inflatable PVC
- You want a bigger tub: the 92-gallon round tub bundle costs $569
FAQ
What does it cost to run?
Plunge Chill lists about 4.8 kWh for the first cool-down and 3 to 6 kWh a day to hold temperature on the Tub with Chiller page. Type your own watts and hours into the cold plunge running cost calculator.
How we compared
Everything here comes from Plunge Chill's product page on 25 Oct 2026. We haven't used this set, and we don't quote the customer reviews on that page.
Sources
- Cold Plunge Chiller + Pro Tub (Plunge Chill) (Anzeige · affiliate link), checked 25 Oct 2026
Electricity from the wattage and hours you enter: cold plunge running cost. Whether the current Plunge Chill sale is a Black Friday offer is on the Black Friday 2026 recovery deals page.
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Last updated 31 Oct 2026