Beyond Cold Journey Inflatable Cold Plunge with Chiller
- 38-41°F minimum
- 81-100 gal
- Heats to 100°F or more
- Indoor or outdoor
An 83-gallon inflatable plunge sold with a 7,500 BTU/hr chiller that runs from a household outlet and packs away between uses.
$2,999
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Usability
3.9 out of 10Strengths
- Strong cooling for the tub size
- Packs into a bag to carry
- Heating mode for warm soaks
- Insulated lid included
- Plugs into a standard household outlet
Drawbacks
- Inflatable build loses air over time
- One-year warranty on the whole package
- Filter rating not published
- Buyer pays shipping on warranty repairs
- Separate chiller takes extra floor space
- Its pages give two coldest temperatures
A portable chilled tub with ample cooling, but a basic inflatable build
Specs
- TypeInflatable
- HeaterNot applicable
- FormInflatable tub
- PlacementIndoor or outdoor
- SeatsNot applicable
- Max TemperatureNot applicable
- Min Temperature38-41°F
- Capacity (Gallons)81-100 gal
- ChillerHP not published
- HeatsHeats to 100°F or more
- Water CareFilter
- Power Supply120V plug-in (15A)
- EMF ClaimedNot applicable
- EMF MeasuredNot applicable
- CertificationsNone verifiable
- Warranty1 Year
At a glance
- Titanium coil exchanger
- Camlock hose fittings
- Lockable lid latches
Beyond Cold is a Knoxville, Tennessee company at 1157 Corridor Park Blvd, listed on LinkedIn as a partnership founded in 2025.
- Beyond Cold sells three cold plunges, from an inflatable travel tub to an all-in-one plunge with its chiller built in, on its own US store at beyondcold.com.
- Its plunges are also sold through a handful of specialty dealers in the US.
- Not counted in any pool: the brand's own store testimonials, its social channels and video series, the athletes it features, and dealer pages.
The Beyond Cold Journey is an inflatable cold plunge sold as one listing with an external 7,500 BTU/hr chiller on a titanium coil. The spec table rates the chiller from 37°F to 100°F, while an older FAQ page on the same site says it cools to the low 40s°F.
The tub holds 83 gallons and measures 60 by 31 by 25 inches, with a 24-inch seated depth. It weighs 30 lb empty and 722 lb full. The chiller draws 3.9 A and 450 W from a 110-120 V outlet on a 6 ft cord with a GFCI, uses R-32 refrigerant, connects with 3/4 in. camlocks and is rated at 56 dBA.
The listing includes the tub with an insulated lid and lockable latches, the chiller and its hoses, an accessory kit and a washable mesh filter. A spare mesh filter costs $39.99, a chlorinating kit $39.99, and a 2-year extended warranty $600.00.
Questions answered from our data

How much does a cold plunge cost?The 62 cold plunges we list run from $549 to $28,880, with a median of $7,495.
How cold does a cold plunge get?32 of the 62 cold plunges we list are rated to hold water at 37°F or colder, as their makers rate them.
How many gallons is a cold plunge?30 of the 62 cold plunges we list hold more than 100 gallons, as their makers rate them.
Does a cold plunge need a dedicated circuit?Seven of the 62 cold plunges we list ask for a dedicated circuit of 20 A or more, or a 240 V supply, as their makers state it.





