
Ice baths from Swedish Cold





Generation 5
-The only ice bath in Northern Europe that can produce real ice - Fully Automatic!
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Ice bath barrel at home for cold baths
What is the media saying about Swedish Cold?
- Ice baths that give you what you need

Better sleep
Reduced joint and muscle pain
Increased metabolism
Less fatigue
Stronger immune system
Less stress
Better sleep
Reduced joint and muscle pain
Increased metabolism

Less fatigue
Stronger immune system
Less stress
Which ice bath is best for you?

Gen 5

Steel Tub

Pro Plunge

Cold Station

Core Tub
temperature
-1 - 8 ºC
3 - 40°C
3 - 40°C
3 - 40°C
3 - 40°C
filter system
4 filtration
3 filtration
3 filtration
3 filtration
1-stage filtration
Ice technology
Insulation
10/10
9/10
8/10
6/10
6/10
Price from
99 999 kr
79 990 kr
74 999 kr
39 999 kr
24 999 kr

"Ice Bath", "Cold Plunge" or "Cold Bath?
'Cold bath', 'cold plunge' or 'ice bath' all have the same meaning and are a powerful tool to restore body and mind and gain health benefits. Cold baths have long been a tradition in the Nordic countries, but in recent years, many elite athletes and regular exercisers have become aware of this health method.
-Swedish Cold develops the best cold tubs on the market to help people enjoy the health benefits of ice baths at home.

How long should I sit in a cold bath?
How long you should sit in a cold bath depends on your experience and your body's tolerance to cold. For most people, a time of 2-4 minutes is recommended to achieve the health benefits of cold baths.
- Beginners: Start with 1-2 minutes and gradually increase the time as your body gets used to the cold.
- Experienced cold bathers: 2-5 minutes is an effective length, but some choose to stay longer - up to 10 minutes - for a more intense experience.
The most important thing is to listen to your body. If you feel uncomfortably cold, start to freeze badly or experience numbness, you should get up. The aim is to get health benefits without overworking your body.

What is the ideal temperature for an ice bath?
The ideal temperature for an ice bath varies depending on experience and personal preference. Temperatures between 0°C and 10°C are common, but there is no exact 'ideal temperature' as it depends on how used to cold bathing you are.
For beginners, a temperature around 0-10°C is usually recommended, while more experienced cold bathers can go down to 0-5°C for a more intense experience and greater health benefits.
The key is to find a temperature that feels challenging but manageable, and to gradually build up your tolerance.
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Regular cold baths have become popular because people have experienced amazing results.
The health benefits of ice baths include:
- Reduced inflammation and pain
- Faster muscle recovery
- Improved blood circulation
- Strengthening the immune system
- Increased metabolism
- Healthier skin and hair
FAQ on ice baths at home
Why use an ice bath barrel at home?
Using an ice bath tub at home is practical because it gives you access to the health method of ice bathing whenever you want!
Do you offer guarantees on your ice baths?
Yes, all products come with a 1-year warranty!
Do you ship internationally?
Yes, we deliver orders all over the world.
Are ice baths safe for everyone?
Cold bathing is generally safe for healthy people, but those with heart problems, high blood pressure or other medical conditions should consult their doctor before starting. If you are new to cold bathing, it is best to start gently and gradually increase your tolerance.
Steel Tub
Do you need a robust cold bath or 'ice bath'?
Our Steel Tub is built from durable stainless steel and designed to withstand daily use - whether at home, at the gym or in a professional recovery room. The tank is designed for optimal comfort and durability, and its material choices stand up to weather, water and time. Combine it with our Cold Station for a complete and efficient cooling system that gives you ice-cold baths when you need them most.

Break the ice with Swedish Cold
- Come and talk to us! Book a tour of Swedish Cold in Stockholm