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Supertub tub, cover, and storage bag, component kit, accessories kit , Permafrost chiller kit, and water balancing kit.While the tub itself is impressive, the Permafrost™ chiller is the real star of the show. It currently comes in two horsepowers—0.6 HP , which is better for temperate climates, and, which is better for hotter climates—both of which are energy-efficient enough to leave it running 24/7. Each chiller also comes with a self-cleaning system to keep your water fresh and gunk-free.
I opted to start with Hydragun's recommended beginner-friendly temp of 50°F. Since my water temperature came out of the hose at 56°F, I didn't have to wait very long before my tub was ready for plunging. How quickly it cooled down water surprised me—I waited15 minutes before my plunge was flowing consistently at 50°F, got in my bathing suit, and begrudgingly crawled inside.
Grant it, it takes a while for the water to heat up or cool down from one extreme temperature to the other. Still, this dual functionality makes the Supertub a year-round essential, catering to my body's needs no matter the season.What has turned me into a cold plunger, though, is how convenient it is to use. This is truly a set-it-and-forget-it product—once you set it up and choose your temperature, it's good to go.