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Renu Therapy

Siberian Pro Cold Plunge

Renu Therapy's largest cold-only model, with a 0.8 HP chiller, 3-inch insulation, and a wood step-and-breath-deck entry.

Installation
indoor / outdoor
Power
120V/15A standard circuit

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Siberian Pro Cold Plunge

$14,099

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Who it may suit

  • Buyers who want the largest available cold-only tub with premium chiller performance
  • Anyone who wants to customize tub and deck colors to match their space

Key Specifications

Temperature
37°F (cold only, no heating mode)
Chiller
0.8 HP
Dimensions
80" x 33 5/8" x 37"
Filtration
XL filter plus ozone
Insulation
3-inch HD insulation
Weight
650 lbs empty
Power
120V/15A standard

Key Features

  • Step and breath deck entry for easier, more stable access
  • Wood decking with 5 tub colors and 2 deck color customization options
  • XL filter plus ozone for thorough water treatment
  • Runs on a standard 120V/15A circuit despite its large size

Installation

Level, stable surface capable of supporting 650+ lbs empty, significantly more filled

Warranty

Warranty terms: check manufacturer.

What the listing said when we checked it on Sep 12, 2026: 1-year warranty

Pros

  • + Largest capacity in Renu's lineup, genuinely suited to bigger users or longer full-body immersion
  • + Powerful 0.8 HP chiller among the strongest published in this catalog
  • + Customizable tub and deck colors, a rare option at any price point in this category

Cons

  • − Cold only — no heating mode, unlike Renu's dual-purpose Cold Stoic 3.0
  • − 1-year warranty is shorter than the 5-year term on Renu's other tub bodies
  • − At $14,099, one of the highest-priced items in this entire catalog

Our Take on the Siberian Pro Cold Plunge

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Short answer: the Siberian Pro is Renu Therapy’s largest cold-only plunge: 80” long, a 0.8 HP chiller, and a wood entry deck, for $14,099. It is the most expensive cold plunge on this site. It has a 1-year warranty, which is hard to accept at this price.

Who needs a tub this big?

The exterior is 80” x 33⅝” x 37”, about 18.7 sq ft. That is 10” longer than Renu’s Cold Stoic models. The extra length is for tall users who want to lie fully stretched out.

It weighs 650 lbs empty. Our data doesn’t state the water capacity or the filled weight. Ask for both, because a tub this size will be well over 1,000 lbs filled. Plan on a concrete slab. Indoors, get an engineer’s opinion.

What does a 0.8 HP chiller do?

It is the strongest chiller rating we have on record, matched only by Renu’s Vero. A larger chiller cools faster and recovers faster after a session. The listing says it runs on a standard 120V/15A circuit. Ask for the nameplate amps, and give it a circuit of its own.

It cools to 37°F. There is no heating mode.

Run the numbers on the warranty

One year. Renu’s Cold Stoic 2.0 and Vero are listed with 5 years, and both cost thousands less. I’d ask Renu directly why the flagship has the shortest term, and whether a longer one can be written into the sale.

Here’s what the spec sheet won’t tell you

  • Water capacity and filled weight
  • Chiller amperage and noise level
  • Lead time for your color choice

There are 5 tub colors and 2 deck colors. Custom finishes often take longer to ship.

You get, you give up

You get a step and breath deck for stable entry, 3-inch insulation, and an XL filter with ozone. You give up heating, warranty length, and about $4,600 against the Cold Stoic 2.0.

How it compares

The Renu Vero has the same 0.8 HP rating, a 5-year warranty, and a $7,200 price, in a compact upright form. Our button goes to Renu Therapy’s product page. See Cold Plunge Warranties Compared.

Not medical advice.This page is general product information. Heat and cold exposure aren't safe for everyone. Talk to a physician before starting a sauna or cold plunge routine, particularly if you are pregnant or have a heart, blood pressure, or circulation condition. See our Editorial Policy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How cold should a cold plunge be?

Most home cold plunge systems are used well below room temperature; check your unit's manual for its supported range and always ease into cold exposure.

Do I need a chiller, or is ice enough?

Ice-based tubs are more affordable and simpler but require manual ice runs; chiller-equipped systems maintain temperature automatically with less day-to-day effort.

Can a cold plunge go outdoors in winter?

Many outdoor-rated units can, but check the manufacturer's freeze-protection guidance for your climate before leaving a plunge outside year-round.