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Plunge

Plunge review: which model is worth it?

Updated October 22, 2026 · Prices from plunge.com on this date — they change often (the All-In was $7,990 on sale the day before)

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Plunge is one of the best-known cold plunge brands in the U.S. Its lineup now runs from a collapsible $4,490 tub to the $9,990 All-In cabinet. The right pick depends on how you want to sit, where it goes and how much you want it to look like furniture.

The lineup at a glance

ModelPrice (Oct 22, 2026)What it is
Plunge Pop-Up$4,490Collapsible upright tub + chiller; fits users up to 6'9"
Plunge Air$5,490 · $5,990 with heaterInflatable, insulated lie-back tub; ~15-minute setup
Plunge Pod$6,990Upright, rigid tub + chiller
The Plunge (Original)$8,490The original lie-back tub with separate chiller
Plunge All-In Gen 2$9,990 · $10,490 with heaterLie-back cabinet with built-in chiller, ozone and filtration

Tubs are also sold alone (for example the Air tub at $1,190), and the Pro Chiller alone is $3,990.

What all of them share

Which one should you buy?

Things to check before ordering

Alternatives

Cheaper upright option: Sun Home Vertical ($3,899). Upright barrel: Ice Barrel vs. Plunge. Premium hot + cold: Plunge vs. BlueCube.