Best hard-sided hot and cold plunge
Renu Therapy Cold Stoic 3.0
Hot-and-cold plunge tub, 37 to 104°F, with published power use
$12,799
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Chilled plunge tub
Hand-built stainless ice bath that Morozko says makes ice at 32°F
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The Morozko Forge is a hand-built stainless tub that makes its own ice and holds water at 32°F, Morozko says. It suits you if you want near-freezing water from a plug-in tub and a 3-year parts-and-labor warranty. The catch is $12,490 before shipping. Morozko doesn't publish capacity, filled weight or power draw, and returns close after 14 days.
At $12,490 plus shipping, you get no published capacity, filled weight or power draw, and only a 14-day return window.
At a glanceChilled plunge tub
Model reviewed: 60-inch tub, white or charcoal, with the standard spa lid
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List price for the 60-inch tub in white or charcoal on Oct 20, 2026, before tax and shipping. The 66-inch tub is $13,990. Morozko's page calls the price a sale price but shows no regular price, so no sale is recorded. Shipping is $990 curbside, or $1,500 with White Glove delivery and setup in its preferred regions and $3,000 elsewhere. Refurbished and Factory Seconds Forges are sold separately for less.
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A GOOD FIT FOR
You want water at or near 32°F from a plug-in tub and can wait 4 to 5 weeks for a unit built to order.
THINK TWICE IF
Morozko says the Forge holds water as cold as 32°F (0°C) and makes ice, even when the room is above 110°F14. New units are set to 35°F at the factory4. Morozko doesn’t state a cooling rate, so the time to reach 32°F from a fresh fill is unknown14.
The trials in a 2025 review used water from 7 to 15°C (about 45 to 59°F), so 32°F is colder than those studies tested10.
Morozko doesn’t say the Forge needs a dedicated circuit. It says the bath operates on a 110 V, 15 A circuit in the US4. The cord is a three-prong 110 V plug with an inline GFCI1.
Morozko doesn’t publish the chiller’s wattage, so you can’t tell how much of a 15 A circuit it uses14. Ask Morozko and an electrician before you share a circuit.
Morozko doesn’t publish the Forge’s wattage, kWh use or daily run time, so its running cost can’t be calculated14. It says the refrigeration system cycles on and off to hold the set temperature rather than running nonstop4.
Filters are the other running cost. Morozko’s filter page gives about 100 plunges as the interval for some models’ cartridges but doesn’t list the Forge, and its pages show no filter price67.
| Exact variant | 60-inch tub, white or charcoal, with the standard spa lid |
|---|---|
| Lowest stated temperature | 32°F (0°C). Morozko says the controller holds it even when the room is above 110°F, and that the Forge makes ice. New units ship set to 35°F |
| Chiller | Hand-built copper refrigeration system that cycles on and off to hold the set temperature. Horsepower, BTU rating and cooling rate not published |
| Electrical | 110 V cord with an inline GFCI. Morozko says it operates on a 110 V, 15 A circuit in the US. Wattage not published |
| Tub size | 60-inch or 66-inch tub. Outer size 79 or 85 in long, 28-3/4 in wide, 26-3/8 in tall |
| Capacity and weight | Water capacity and empty or filled weight not stated. Packed weight 223 lb, or 268 lb on a pallet |
| Water care | Microfiltration plus ozone, with no chlorine. The filter model and change interval for the Forge aren't published. Inlet strainer needs regular cleaning |
| Controls | Digital temperature controller. Filtration timer runs 12 AM to 2 AM Arizona time by default. Morozko's manual page says units after February 2025 add a Meross Wi-Fi controller |
| Cold-weather protection | A warming circuit protects the filter, pump and piping down to -10°F for up to 12 hours with the filter pump on |
| Noise | 57 dB at 6 ft for Morozko ice baths built after 2024, per Morozko. Its sound report measured an M72 Ice Bath, not the Forge |
| Delivery | Built to order in Phoenix. Morozko's product page says about 5 weeks, and its shipping page says 4 weeks for standard orders. Curbside delivery costs $990. White Glove delivery with setup costs $1,500 or $3,000, depending on region |
| Dimensions | Morozko sells 60-inch and 66-inch tubs. It lists the Forge at 79 or 85 inches long, and it says the Forge fits through most standard doorways. Morozko doesn't say which length goes with which tub. It also doesn't give the inside dimensions, water capacity or empty and filled weight. Packed for shipping, it measures 88 x 34 x 30 inches. |
| Materials | Morozko lists a stainless steel tub and describes a polyurea Line-X coating suitable for outdoor installation. The Forge comes in white or charcoal. The standard lid is a lightweight, vinyl-clad spa lid in light gray for indoor or outdoor use. Cooling comes from a hand-built copper refrigeration system. Morozko says each Forge is hand-built to order in Phoenix, Arizona. |
The Forge needs no plumbing or drain line. Fill it with a hose to about 6 inches from the top, plug it in and set the temperature, then bleed air from the filter and check for leaks. The cord is a three-prong 110 V plug with an inline GFCI, and Morozko says the bath runs on a 110 V, 15 A circuit in the US without saying whether it must be dedicated. Morozko covers outdoor use down to -10°F if the filter pump runs continuously. Set it on a surface that tolerates splashing, because the warranty excludes damage to floors and surrounding surfaces. Keep it level when moving it, since tilting the unit can drain oil from the compressor.
Three years for parts and labor against manufacturing defects, per Morozko's product page. The warranty is non-transferable and can't be moved to a new location without Morozko's permission. If you add salt, Morozko warranties only pure Epsom salt and Morozko Minerals, and says not to use chloride salts, Dead Sea salt or muriatic acid. Morozko's 72-hour on-site service guarantee covers its PRO, Arktika, Tall Barrel, XL and Mineral Bath lines, not the Forge. Morozko's ice bath machine page says 2 to 3 years, so confirm three years in writing before you buy. Morozko doesn't split the term between the tub and the refrigeration system, and it isn't responsible for damage to surrounding floors or structures.
14 days from delivery, for a refund of the purchase price less initial shipping. You repackage the unit and load it onto Morozko's truck, and Morozko pays return shipping. Orders paid by invoice and custom orders carry a 25% restocking fee, and only standard models bought at regular retail price through the web store are exempt. Morozko's manual page says 30 days instead, which conflicts with the product page and policy page.
The Morozko Forge is a hand-built home ice bath with a copper refrigeration system. Morozko says it holds water down to 32°F and makes its own ice, even when the room is above 110°F. The 60-inch tub is $12,490 and the 66-inch is $13,990, with shipping extra. It runs on a 110 V, 15 A circuit and has a 3-year parts-and-labor warranty. The catch is that Morozko doesn't publish water capacity, filled weight or power draw, and the return window is 14 days.
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Do cold plunges work? Our evidence review grades the research as Mixed. That grade is about the claim, not about this product.
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