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AudaciaGo XXL Chiller-Ready Tub
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Our verdict
140 gallons and built to take a chiller: the one to buy if this is becoming a permanent setup rather than an experiment.
In stock · Last verified: 2026-08-28
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Best for
- Permanent installations
- Adding a chiller
- Lying down rather than sitting
Not ideal for
- Trying cold immersion for the first time
- Small spaces or storage between uses
Pros
- Chiller-compatible design
- 140 gallons, room to lie down
- Nearly five feet long
- Reinforced construction
Cons
- 35 lb empty and not easily moved
- Large permanent footprint
- Chiller is a significant extra cost
Key specifications
| Capacity | 140 gallons |
|---|---|
| Empty weight | 35 lb |
| Dimensions | 59 x 31.5 x 29.5 in |
| Chiller ready | Yes |
| Shape | Oval |
Alternatives
AKSPORT · AKSPORT Inflatable Ice Bath
A long 53-inch tub for people who want to lie down rather than sit.
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Why we recommend it
There's a point where buying ice stops making sense. A chiller keeps the water at temperature continuously, and this AudaciaGo tub is designed to work with one, which most of the cheaper tubs are not. At 140 gallons and nearly five feet long it's also the only tub here you can properly lie down in. Both of those things mean commitment: 35 lb empty, a large permanent footprint, and the cost of a chiller on top.
Buying advice
Only buy this if you've already established the habit with a smaller tub. Starting here is the expensive way to find out whether cold immersion is for you. If you are committed, the chiller pays for itself against the running cost of ice.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a chiller?
- No, but this tub is designed to take one, and a chiller removes the ongoing cost and hassle of ice.
- Can I lie down?
- Yes, at nearly five feet it's the only tub here designed for that.
- Can I move it once filled?
- No. Site it where it will stay before you fill it.