Nutrality Recovery Tub / 320L Portable Ice Bath for Cold Water Therapy Training/an Ice Bathtub for Athletes - Adult Spa for Ice Baths and Soaking - Outdoor Cold Plunge Tub

It's early days but so far very impressed with the quality of this product. Light, easy to set up and feels stable and robust. Great to have an icy dip after a cardio workout! I've placed in garden on top of artificial grass mat. Lid is very handy as otherwise would probably quickly fill with insects etc

Very easy to put up and it is far more robust and stable than I thought it would be. My first thoughts was it might be like a tiny swimming pool but it isn't anything like that.If you're short you'll need help getting in, but that does mean you'll get a whole body dunk into your ice bath.This isn't cheap but it does give you a good way of doing an ice bath at home if you're into that.

Good size, but disappointed with the quality of lid/top cover, as it’s no good if it rains a little, collapses in to the tub, then you have rain water in it, lid/cover needs to be made of stiffer material or designed better.

Great side, easy to assemble and use.The top inflatable ring has a leak (unable to find the leak though)which really impacts the presentation of the product

Delivery was spot on and items were as specified and great quality defo recommend them 👍🏻

The ice bath came without water stopper so unable to fill up

So, who on earth would sit in an ice bath? Are they mad?But I had to try it to see.This is more stable than I thought it would be. It's easy to set up - insert the poles and then inflate the support ring. Then fill with water.I would make sure that there are no stones or gravel or grit where you place the tub, as I think they could potentially cause a tear or hole. So better on soft grass if possible.So, I filled it with water from the hose and then added a couple of bags of ice. And got in.AND NO, I DON'T HAVE ANY PHOTOS!It was cold, so cold. I stood it for a few minutes before having to get out. Whether a few minutes is enough to make a difference to sore muscles I don't know. Probably not. I think this is something I will have to work up to doing for a longer period of time. Or maybe I will just stick to massaging my aching muscles after a gym session!If you like ice baths, then this is a good product. If you don't like the cold (I complain at the gym when they turn down the heat of the swimming pool water from a tropical level!) then maybe stick to alternative ways to comfort your muscles.So, it's good - but not for me!

I had been hearing great things about the benefits of ice baths for easing muscles after working out, and as somebody who does some hard interval training sessions per week I was keen to try an ice bath for myself.This ice bath by Nutrality is easier and quicker to put up than you'd imagine, and is more stable than I'd have thought as well. Unless you have long legs you might find it easier to get into it from a chair or something that let's you step in. I’m 5ft 7in (or thereabouts) and managed to get in and out with no issues.I would liken the ice bath to an inflatable hot tub without a pump or heater, so essentially the same sort of fabric and shape, although it’s obviously smaller in size and the sides are higher.It’s nice to be able to sit in and relax after working out. It does help to ease any muscle tension and help blood flow throughout your body. You also have the added benefit of helping to tighten the skin for a more youthful appearance.I think I’ll tend to use it more in the summer months rather than the winter.It packs away easily enough though for storage when not in use.It is fairly easy to fill via a hose and It has an outlet tap at the bottom so emptying it is a breeze.It fits one person per time so if you workout as a couple then you’ll either have to take it in turns or purchase 2 if you want to use in tandem. I do believe there is a larger size option though that would be suitable for 2 people.All in all I do think it’s worth the money and would last for a few years with due care and storage.