Portable Bath Tub for Shower, 108 Gallon Ice Pod for Indoor & Outdoor Use, Easy Setup for Adults

This foldable bathtub is a great alternative to those inflatable ones with stand legs. It opens super easily and you can set up and take it down in seconds. The plugs were a little difficult to plug for the first time. There is one on the bottom you can just place over a drain. The height of this is like a Japanese ofuro bath which I’ve been dreaming about. I took one star off for the material that is fraying slightly at the seams - see photo. This folds away in a less than 6 inch width, and I can store it in a narrow space. No taking down or putting up poles. Recommend if you are looking for a bath tub alternative - hot or cold. Also, it I was surprised, but it did not have a strong VOC smell.

Review for Portable Cold Plunge Tub

I’m really impressed with this portable cold plunge tub! The best part is that there’s absolutely no assembly required—just unfold it, and it’s ready to use. Unlike other tubs, there are no parts to inflate, which saves a lot of time and hassle.

It functions exactly as advertised, holding water securely and maintaining its structure well. The materials feel durable, and the design is simple yet effective. It’s compact and easy to store when not in use, making it perfect for anyone short on space.

If you’re looking for a no-fuss, reliable cold plunge tub, I highly recommend this one. It’s convenient, well-made, and does the job perfectly!

Love it. I was concerned about leakage and ability to hold warm water within my tub, where I plan to use it. But it’s now become my official favorite place to decompress my achy bones.

There are things I’m doing with it that it may not have been made for but have made it wonderful for me. 1) after I saw someone else using it for hot baths, I decided to try it because my bath won’t cover my 200 plus lb body. This however does it and without a problem. I don’t mind not being able to stretch out much but the tub naturally ovaltines the shape into something more comfortable for me.

2) I am planning to reuse the water for my garden and household cleaning as appropriate.

3) i may be trying the ice bath on a day when I can afford to purchase a bag or two of ice. I’ll check in when that happens. Unfortunately I do not have a deep freeze or any automatic ice dispensers or I’d try this sooner.

A side note for the manufacturer, if you could make one improvement for me, it would be a small six inch flexible spout at the top rim to allow me to use my tub spout directly into this to fill rather than the plastic scrunchy thing you packed in there. I can see how that might be helpful outdoors, but as an indoor user, I’d prefer some kind of spout where one panel bends about 45 degrees but it still very much part of the rest of it, no holes. A little Velcro or even as button hook closure would keep its integrity.

I included a picture of the item I had been using prior to this tub for many years, which certainly works for people that are 150 lbs or so but once you get to my size, your product works much better. The scrunchy tube is yours, and I’ll have to check in again when I’m able to try it outside. Maybe in the late spring ?

I have a small walk-in shower, so I've been using this portable tub until I get around to installing a permanent one. I'm not into the cold bath scene, but this tub can be used for hot or cold baths.The material holds up well to any reasonable water temperature. Assembly couldn't be easier. I really prefer this type to the inflatable ones because I can just pop it up and leave it alone. I never need to worry about refilling air or dealing with leaks. Also, it doesn't have a bunch of posts that need to be inserted. The supports are built into this tub.

Although it is small, it works perfectly for my needs. It's short enough that I can easily step over the edges, but it's large enough to hold the water temperature for a long time. The material is very lightweight, so it could easily be used as a travel or camping tub. It's large enough for 1 medium sized person, but if you have any type of bending or joint issues, you may need a larger size.

I haven't had a hot bath in years because I only have a shower in my apartment. This thing was great. I needed something that can store easily but also retain heat and have a drain at the bottom to line up with my shower drain. This met it all. It's a generous size for what it is, very deep rather than long, my 5'3" stature was able to get even my neck covered if I slouched a bit. There was plenty of width for an overweight body to fit comfortably. And it's padded all over, even the bottom, so it's more comfortable than a normal tub would be. It retains heat very well, I was sweating bullets and cut my bath short not because the water got cold but because I was absolutely cooking. If I get the temperature just right, I could probably stay in it for a couple of hours without it going cold on me. Really relaxing for both my anxiety and my chronic pain. The only downside is that there is no overflow protection seeing as the tub sits directly on my shower drain. So I have to be cautious to only fill it halfway and NOT FORGET the water is running. If I filled it all the way, it would have spilled over the sides when I got into it and had no where to drain. So be mindful of that and only fill it half way indoors whether you're using it cold or hot.