Beyond Cold Summit All-in-One Cold Plunge
- 38-41°F minimum
- 81-100 gal
- Heats to 100°F or more
- Indoor or outdoor
A 96-gallon all-in-one plunge with a 7,500 BTU/hr chiller built into the cabinet, an insulated cover and a replaceable filter.
$6,999
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Usability
4.0 out of 10Strengths
- Tub and cooling in one cabinet
- Deep ergonomic seat for comfort
- Heating mode for warm soaks
- Insulated cover included
- Plugs into a standard household outlet
Drawbacks
- Tub material stated two ways
- One-year warranty on the whole unit
- Paper filter needs regular replacement
- No ozone or UV-C stage published
- Heavy to move once filled
- Highest price of the three models
A tidy all-in-one plunge for one outlet, but the tub material is unclear
Specs
- TypeRigid
- HeaterNot applicable
- FormTub
- 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
- Deep 27-inch seat
- No hoses to connect
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 Summit is an all-in-one cold plunge with a 7,500 BTU/hr chiller on a titanium coil built into the cabinet. The spec table rates it from 37°F to 100°F, while an older FAQ page on the same site says the chillers cool to the low 40s°F.
The spec table on the Pursuit page calls it an integrated stainless plunge, while the Summit's own page describes a stainless-like finish, and no steel grade is published. The tub holds 96 gallons and measures 75 by 36 by 28 inches, with a 27-inch seated depth. It weighs 240 lb empty and 1,040 lb full.
It 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 and is rated at 56 dBA. The listing includes the tub with its chiller, an insulated cover and one replaceable paper filter.
Spare Summit filters cost $15.00, 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.





