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Chill Tubs Pro vs Balance Recovery IceFall Professional Ice Bath

Chill Tubs Pro, all-in-one with built-in chiller
Image: Chill Tubs
Balance Recovery IceFall Professional Ice Bath, all-in-one with built-in chiller
Image: Balance Recovery

Two cold plunge tubs side by side: Chill Tubs Pro at £5,999 and Balance Recovery IceFall Professional Ice Bath at £4,999. Prices and specifications checked against each maker's page, last on .

Quick answer: Pick the Chill Tubs Pro if it holds more water (700 L against 270 L), useful if you are tall or want room to move; pick the Balance Recovery IceFall Professional Ice Bath if it costs £1,000 less (20% cheaper).

Choose the Chill Tubs Pro if

  • it holds more water (700 L against 270 L), useful if you are tall or want room to move
  • it also heats the water, for contrast therapy
  • the warranty is longer (2 years against 18 months)

Choose the Balance Recovery IceFall Professional Ice Bath if

  • it costs £1,000 less (20% cheaper)
  • it is rated to go colder (0C against 3C)
Chill Tubs ProBalance Recovery IceFall Professional Ice Bath
UK price£5,999£4,999
TypeAll-in-one with built-in chillerAll-in-one with built-in chiller
Capacity700 L270 L
Includes chillerYesYes
Minimum temperature3C0C
HeatingYesNo
MaterialAristech acrylicStainless steel cabinet
InsulationNot statedNot stated
Chiller capacityNot statedNot stated
Dimensions2160 x 800 x 1100 mm2000 x 750 x 740 mm
Weight (empty)Not stated132 kg
Voltage230V 13A plug220-240V, 13A plug
FiltrationOzone and filterOzone and multi-stage filter
Outdoor useYesYes
App controlYesNot stated
Warranty2 years18 months
Tested by usNoNo
Where to buyCheck price at Chill TubsCheck price at Balance Recovery

Buying facts

Chill Tubs ProBalance Recovery IceFall Professional Ice Bath
Price per litre of capacity£8.57£18.51
Brand rating on Trustpilot3.2 from 12 reviewsNo profile found
Newest Trustpilot reviews we read2 of 11 at 1-2 starsn/a
Where the seller is basedChesterfield, DerbyshireSouth Tyneside

Trustpilot scores cover the whole brand and its service, not this model alone; we read the newest reviews on each profile at every data run. How we check the data.

Price history

FromChill Tubs ProBalance Recovery IceFall Professional Ice Bath
£5,999£4,999
£5,999Not tracked yet

Each row is a date one of the two prices changed; last checked 5 Oct 2026.

What the numbers say

On price, the Balance Recovery IceFall Professional Ice Bath is £1,000 cheaper than the Chill Tubs Pro (£4,999 against £5,999 in the UK at the time of writing).

Capacity: Chill Tubs Pro 700 L, Balance Recovery IceFall Professional Ice Bath 270 L (advantage Chill Tubs Pro).

Minimum temperature: Chill Tubs Pro 3C, Balance Recovery IceFall Professional Ice Bath 0C (advantage Balance Recovery IceFall Professional Ice Bath).

Chill Tubs Pro has heating; Balance Recovery IceFall Professional Ice Bath does not.

Warranty favours the Chill Tubs Pro: 2 years against 18 months.

We have not tested either unit ourselves, so this comparison is built from the makers' specifications, UK pricing and owner feedback; each product page says the same.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Chill Tubs Pro or the Balance Recovery IceFall Professional Ice Bath cheaper?

The Balance Recovery IceFall Professional Ice Bath is cheaper at £4,999, £1,000 less than the Chill Tubs Pro at £5,999, on the UK prices we last checked.

Which holds more water, the Chill Tubs Pro or the Balance Recovery IceFall Professional Ice Bath?

The Chill Tubs Pro: about 700 litres against 270 litres.

Which has the longer warranty?

The Chill Tubs Pro, with 2 years against 18 months on the Balance Recovery IceFall Professional Ice Bath, going by each maker's product page.

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