Description
Boost your energy and elevate your mood with our Polar Cold Plunge Tub manufactured in Canada by Leisurecraft. Choose from a 304 Stainless Steel or White HDPE Plastic Interior and comes with a white cedar exterior. This is your quality solution for cold plunge therapy with or without a sauna. The optional roll up cover will keep your water clean when not in use and an easy to use drain that will connect to any garden hose is included with all cold plunge tubs. The total outside measurement is 71″x33″x25″ High with angled sides for easy in and out access and holds 190 gallons (720 litres) of water.
Specifications
| Interior Material Options | 304 Stainless Steel or White HDPE Plastic |
|---|---|
| Exterior Material | White Cedar Wood Skirting |
| Base & Floor | 3/4″ HDPE Plastic or 11 Gauge 304 Stainless Steel |
| Upright Liner Walls | 1/4″ HDPE Plastic or 11 Gauge 304 Stainless Steel |
| Overall Dimensions | 71″ x 32.25″ x 25″ (H) |
| Water Capacity | 190 Gallons (720 Litres) |
| Gross Weight | 477 lbs |
| Shipping Dimensions | 72″ x 45″ x 34″ |
| Drain Connection | Compatible with standard garden hose |
| Opening Size (Chiller & Drain) | 3/4″ NPT |
| Additional Features | Optional roll-up cover, angled sides for easy access |
Dimensions
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Assembly Instructions
Warranty
Limited Warranty Policy
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Accessories
Water Skimmer
Features a removable soft grip handle for use with a standard telescopic pole.
Dimensions: 12-1/2″ x 11″
Thermometer
Sink or float thermometer
Measures: 6-1/2″ sink (8″ float cap)
About Our Cold Plunges
Experience the benefits of cold water therapy with a LeisureCraft cold plunge tub. Handcrafted in Ontario from the same Canadian cedar as our saunas, our plunges combine natural beauty with stainless steel or HDPE interiors and optional chiller systems for precise, year-round temperature control. Five models across two collections – built for athletes, wellness enthusiasts, and anyone drawn to the clarity that follows a cold plunge.
Regular cold plunge sessions reduce inflammation, speed up muscle recovery, improve circulation, and sharpen mental focus. Pairing a sauna and cold plunge – what practitioners call contrast therapy – amplifies these benefits through the alternating cycle of heat and cold. Research from the University of Eastern Finland and the Huberman Lab has brought these practices into mainstream wellness culture, and demand for quality home cold plunge equipment continues to grow across North America.
Five models across two collections cover a range of formats and budgets. The Dundalk Collection feature the Glacier and Arctic cold tubs with Western Red Cedar exteriors and your choice of 304 stainless steel or HDPE plastic interiors. The new Flow Cold Plunge takes it further with a premium stainless steel tub and a concealed chiller compartment built into the cedar housing – no exposed hoses or equipment. From the Canadian Timber Collection, the Polar and Baltic cold tubs use Eastern White Cedar at a more accessible price point while maintaining the same build quality. The Arctic, Baltic, and Flow ship fully assembled and ready to use.
All tubs are compatible with the Penguin Chiller and Coldture Pro systems for precise temperature control down to 37°F (2.8°C) year-round, with built-in filtration and Wi-Fi-enabled temperature control. A garden hose drain and optional roll-up cover keep water clean between sessions.
Frequently Asked Questions:
What temperature should a cold plunge be?
Most users find the greatest benefits between 10°C (50°F) and 15°C (59°F). Experienced cold plungers often go lower – the Penguin Chiller and Coldture Pro systems can cool water down to 37°F (2.8°C) for those who prefer a deeper cold exposure.
What is contrast therapy?
Contrast therapy means alternating between heat and cold – typically a sauna session followed by a cold plunge. The cycle of vasodilation (heat) and vasoconstriction (cold) supports circulation, reduces inflammation, and promotes recovery. Many LeisureCraft product owners build a sauna-to-plunge routine as a daily wellness practice.
Can I use a cold plunge outdoors in Canadian winters?
Yes. LeisureCraft tubs are built from cedar that’s naturally resistant to moisture and temperature extremes. Optional insulated covers help maintain water temperature in freezing conditions. In extreme cold (0°C / 32°F and below), either drain the tub or keep the chiller running to prevent freezing.
Do the cold plunge tubs require plumbing?
No. Fill with a garden hose, drain with the built-in floor drain. The optional chiller systems are self-contained units that connect directly to the tub – no permanent plumbing required.
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