The Pod Company Long Pod Cold Plunge with Pod Chiller
- 38-41°F minimum
- 101-130 gal
- Up to 1/3 HP chiller
- Cold only
SVT Score, Lower
A long pop-up fabric tub on a metal frame, sold with the brand’s small 1/3 HP plug-in chiller, rated to 41°F, holding 126 gallons.
$748
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Usability
2.8 out of 10Strengths
- Low price for a long tub and cooling unit together
- Long enough to lie back with legs stretched out
- Metal frame holds its shape
- Plugs into a standard household outlet
- A fine filter runs around the clock
- Folds away when not in use
Drawbacks
- Small chiller for a tub this size
- Its pages give two minimum temperatures
- Warranty repairs mean fitting sent parts yourself
- The tub's warranty term is stated two ways
- Its product pages make wellness claims we do not assess
Room to stretch out for little money, but the chiller is undersized
Specs
- TypeRigid
- HeaterNot applicable
- FormTub
- PlacementIndoor or outdoor
- SeatsNot applicable
- Max TemperatureNot applicable
- Min Temperature38-41°F
- Capacity (Gallons)101-130 gal
- ChillerUp to 1/3 HP
- HeatsCold only
- Water CareFilter
- Power Supply120V plug-in (15A)
- EMF ClaimedNot applicable
- EMF MeasuredNot applicable
- CertificationsNone verifiable
- Warranty2 Years
At a glance
- 62 x 27 x 21 in tub
- Tub weighs 17 lb
- Two valves for hoses
- The Pod Company's cold plunges run from a round pop-up ice bath to a long lie-down tub, each paired with its own chiller.
- The US seller is Bjorn Capital Group LLC, a Delaware company that trades as The Pod Company from a registered address in Dover, Delaware.
- The brand also runs separate UK and EU stores.
- Its plunges are sold on its own US store at podcompany.com and through its brand store on Amazon US.
- No listing of either bundle turned up at the retailers Walmart, Home Depot, Lowe's, Best Buy or REI in site searches (November 2026).
The Pod Company Long Pod with Pod Chiller pairs a long pop-up tub of insulated nylon on an integrated metal frame with the standard 1/3 HP Pod Chiller, sold as one listing. The tub measures 62 by 27 by 21 inches, weighs 17 lb empty, holds 126 gallons, and the brand says it fits users up to 6 ft 9 in.
The chiller's spec tables rate it to 41°F in rooms below 85°F, while headline lines on the brand's pages say 39°F. The brand prints 240 W for the chiller in older copy and 280 W of cooling power in its tables, and publishes no BTU/hr figure.
The 12 by 12 by 13 inch, 39 lb chiller plugs into a standard 110 V outlet through a GFCI plug, cools only, and has no app. A 20 micron filter and pump unit sits on its side and runs around the clock.
The box holds the tub, an all-weather cover, a repair kit, a 3 ft drain hose, a hand pump, the chiller and its insulated hoses; an insulated lid, a thermometer and a cleaning kit are listed as free gifts. The same pair is $848.00 on The Long Pod page.
The Chiller 2.0 option is $1,099.00 with the tub, the Pro Chiller bundle is $948.00, and the tub alone is $199.00.
Questions answered from our data
How much does a cold plunge cost?The 65 cold plunges we list run from $549 to $28,880, with a median of $7,999.
How cold does a cold plunge get?35 of the 65 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?31 of the 65 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 65 cold plunges we list ask for a dedicated circuit of 20 A or more, or a 240 V supply, as their makers state it.
