XL Ice Bath Tub for Athletes, 110 Gal Large Oval Cold Plunge Tub With 2 Foldable Mold & Cover for Recovery and Cold Water Therapy, Multiple Layered Portable Foldable Plunge for Home, Gym

This is a good cold water plunge tub that allows for more room than typical ones do. You can stretch out much better and it's easier for taller people. The cover wasn't as great as another I've tried, the quality of some of the materials weren't that great, but it did do a good job.

I got this to replace my smaller ice bath and I’m so happy I did. Although this says it is an extra large, I wouldn’t go that far as cold at that. It is bigger than a traditional one you get off Amazon, but it’s not extra large. I cannot lay down fully in it as I have to put up my feet/knees.The instructions leave a lot of improvising when trying to put this together. There were multiple rods that I had no idea where they went because they were not on the instructions. After finding another review, I noticed that two of the rods go on the sides to hold it up. The Velcro on the sides as a nice touch to make sure the liner goes over the rods, but when you start putting water in it and use it overtime, the Velcro will come off.The drain works well and I have not had any issues with it leaking anywhere. I’ve been using this for about three months now and can’t complain, although the assembly was obnoxious.

You are missing parts to assemble and is ripped

Ice baths are all the rage these days, especially for my son's football team. This tub is a great entry level tub (we will see if we need something more permanent. The tub itself is sturdy and had withheld several weeks of use without problem. The instructions included were a bit lacking, but we were able to set it up by looking at the picture.The biggest issue is the included "accessories". The "back rest" makes no sense on how to use and we tossed it after attempting to use. The "pillow" is useless unless you are under 5 feet tall. The "Ice molds" made one brick each, then both split at the seam between the bottom and wall and no longer hold water. On one I unfortunately did not notice before trying to freeze a new brick and it leaked in the freazer covering everything below in Ice, big pain.Buy this for the tub, not for the accessories.

This tub is a sturdy and reliable entry-level option that has held up well over several weeks. While the instructions are minimal, assembly is straightforward if you refer to the pictures.The main downside is the accessories. The backrest was confusing and not practical, so I ended up discarding it. The pillow is too small unless you're under 5 feet tall. The included ice molds made one brick each but unfortunately split at the seams after the first use, causing leaks in the freezer. If you're considering this tub, I'd recommend focusing on the tub itself and not relying on the accessories.

Plus size girlie here. 5'6" in hieght. I fit great. I am still figuring out the right amount of water and ice. I'm just starting this cold plunge therapy, but I love the results already. I will have to wait to speak on longevity of the product.

This plunge tub is made pretty well and did not leak for me. The instructions are a little vague and seem to be missing a bit. I followed them but missed where you add the 90 degree elbows and rods on the sides. In fact these parts are nowhere to be found on the parts list. It was only after looking at the listing again that I saw the photos and realized where they go, weird. The included ice molds are a nice addition for using this for cold. I actually dropped a heater in and got the water to 113 degrees for a simulated hot tub experience. Worked well. The top is an issue for me though. The photos make it look like a stout, padded, insulated cover with over an inch to it. The reality is that the edge is a small blow up tube, Attached to a thin rubber spanning the entire rest of the top. There is very little that insulated the majority of the top of the tub. The actually cover is a thin canvas that goes over the sides and cinches. Not insulated either. This is a bit disappointing. All in all it's a decent pickup, though kind of expensive, especially considering the fact it is not very insulated. Even the body and floor of the tub are medium thick rubber. The cover seems even thinner than that! This size is nice to stretch out a bit, setting this apart from the round style tubs like this. I'm not sure if there are others this, but just be aware of what you're getting, especially with the non-insulated cover.

This ice bath tub works pretty well. The instructions are decent but could be a touch clearer in some spots. But all in all I was able to figure them out. The tub did hold up but when filled to about 8 inches from the top it started to bulge and pop the velcro. It did stay in place though.