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Chillax Ice Bath & Chill Tub Professional affordable wellness Ice Baths & Plunge Pool

£4,500.00

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Chillax Ice Bath & Chill Tub

Experience the power of ice baths and cold water therapy with Chillax Ice Bath & Chill Tub. With its professional and affordable design, our system provides you with the many benefits of cold water immersion. Perfect for athletes, physical therapy patients, or those seeking a refreshing, all-natural solution to inflammation, our ice bath and plunge pool can reach temperatures as low as 8°C. This experience can lead to an improved immune system, better sleep, and a boost in mental well-being. Scientific studies show a significant increase in dopamine levels, allowing for an enhanced overall sense of well-being. Trust in our system to bring wellness and recovery to you! Highlight this feature: ideal for athletes, perfect for reducing inflammation.

✅. Reduce inflammation
✅. Boost mental well-being
✅. Strengthen your immune system
✅. Enjoy a more peaceful and rejuvenating sleep

For many years, people have been using cold water therapy to aid in recovery after intense workouts and to alleviate pain and inflammation. Scientific studies have also shown that exposure to cold water can significantly increase dopamine levels by up to 250%, resulting in an enhanced sense of overall well-being.

Indulge yourself in the revitalizing experience of our Chillax Chill Tub & Ice Bath, a perfect plunge pool for enjoying the benefits of cold water. It operates effortlessly from a standard 13A socket and requires minimal upkeep. With its comfortable seating for one person, you can fully submerge yourself in the refreshing waters; whether you prefer peaceful relaxation or want to let out a joyful scream – the choice is yours!

Rest assured that when you invest in a Chillax chill tub and ice bath from Hot Tub Liverpool, you're choosing top-quality craftsmanship. Our product is powered by Balboa Clim8Zone II, an American-built system known worldwide for its reliability and remarkably quiet operation. Moreover, the Clim8Zone II can heat the water, turning your ice bath into a hot tub!

For more than ten years, we have been supplying hot tubs, chill tubs and swim spas to happy customers all over the UK. We are proud to have received over 450 outstanding reviews!

Indulge in the soothing ambience of underwater LED lighting while enjoying your relaxing Chillax Chill Tub & Ice Bath at night. Step into it effortlessly using the comfortable and convenient steps, knowing that your water will always maintain its desired temperature thanks to the insulated HeatLock skirting and a 70mm insulated lid.

To place an order, please get in touch with our experts at 0151 662 0284.

Immerse Yourself in the World of Cold Water Therapy; 5 Ways It Will Transform Your Life Experience All the Benefits of Chills with the Chillax Chill Tub & Ice Bath.

Prepare yourself for an extraordinary journey as you plunge into Chillax, a remarkable cold water plunge pool that has the power to revolutionize your life. Don't be fooled by its simplicity; cold water therapy will take you on a transformative adventure towards a healthier and happier version of yourself.

Let's delve into the top five advantages of immersing yourself in cold water and discover how Chillax can enhance your overall experience! Feel like a pro on your road to recovery.
Whether you're an athlete pushing your limits or simply feeling the effects of everyday life, the Chillax is like a magical potion for your muscles. It swiftly reduces muscle inflammation and soreness, providing the perfect cool-down after an intense workout.

Boost your immune system to new heights.
Fed up with frequent illnesses? Bid farewell to pesky sniffles! Cold water therapy is a secret weapon that strengthens your body's defences. Taking a dip in the Chillax activates your immune system, empowering you to fight off viruses and maintain long-lasting health. Stay strong, stay invincible!

Revitalize blood circulation
Get ready for an exhilarating rush! Immersing yourself in cold water kickstarts your blood flow, igniting the engine of your circulation. With the Chillax, you'll ride the waves of increased blood flow and experience an energy surge that will make you feel on top of the world. Say goodbye to sluggishness and hello to vitality!

Melt away stress like never before
Imagine this: You are lounging in your very own Chillax, surrounded by cool and calming waters. The stresses and anxieties of the day fade away, leaving you in a blissful state. Cold water therapy is a powerful stress reliever; it helps you relax, unwind and face the world with renewed clarity. Indulge in some ice-cold serenity—it's time to savour tranquillity!

Embrace restful nights of sleep.
Had enough restless nights? We have the perfect solution. The Chillax is highly effective in maintaining your body temperature, allowing for restful and revitalizing sleep. Say goodbye to nights without sleep and wake up energized and prepared to conquer the day like a true champion.

So, embrace the excitement surrounding the Chillax Chill Tub & Ice Bath and revolutionize your life. It's time to dive into a world of refreshing greatness and progress significantly on your journey towards well-being.

Warranty

Our Chillax Tubs warranty provides coverage for defects in workmanship and defects or malfunctions that arise during normal use conditions for 1 year from the date of delivery.

Specification

Dimensions 1780 x 840 x 950mm

Jet Pump1*2HPLX 2 Speed Control System

LED Lighting

Heater 2Kw

Frame Aluminium

Insulation Yes

Bluetooth No

Heat Pump Ready No

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Have you been thinking about owning a hot tub for ages, but don't want to wait to save up the cash? Or perhaps you had a budget but want to stretch a bit further for the next model up! Rather than taking out a personal loan or using a credit card, you can opt for one of our hot tub finance packages, making it easier than ever to own a hot tub.

We offer a choice of two finance providers depending on your individual circumstances and credit history. Duologi is for those who are confident in their credit history, whereas for those with blemishes on their record or doubts about their ability to be automatically accepted, we work with Snap Finance who have a great offering too!

We also offer 0% APR on our hot tubs, so you can enjoy interest-free hot tub payments. All finance packages are available subject to application, your financial circumstances and your borrowing history and a hard credit search will be required to process your application. The hot tub can only be delivered to the finance applicant's home address unless otherwise agreed with us beforehand.

*Deposit amount varies per spa model.

OUR FINANCE OPTIONS

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To make paying monthly for your hot tub as flexible as possible, finance is available through two different companies; Duologi and Snap Finance.

Depending on your credit score or recent credit history, you may choose to apply for finance for your hot tub through either Duologi or Snap Finance. For those with adverse credit or blips on their credit history over the last few years, Snap Finance is probably the product for you. Click here to learn more about Snap Finance and apply for finance online.

Through Duologi, our hot tub monthly payments start very low, and we offer a range of flexible packages to suit all monthly budgets. Your deposit can be adjusted from 10-50%* in order to find a monthly payment that suits your budget. If at any time you want to pay off your finance agreement early, that's no problem!

HOW IT WORKS:

If you choose Duologi because you have a good credit rating and good credit history, then it's really easy to apply for finance. You can do this by ordering your hot tub online and choosing Duologi as the payment method when you check out. It will direct you to apply for finance and allow you to choose the exact monthly payment package that suits your budget.

Alternatively, just give us a call and you can order your hot tub on the phone by talking to our friendly team... they'll send you a link to apply for the finance package that's right for you.

... it's that simple!

You will normally get a response immediately letting you know if your application was successful.

Now, let's find your dream hot tub.

Finance option availability and the required deposit is subject to the Hot Tub Liverpools model being purchased – please contact us or ask our team in the showroom for more details. Credit is subject to status and affordability. Terms and conditions apply. HOTTUBLIVERPOOL LTD are a credit broker and not a lender. We are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority with number 946472.

When you have placed your order with us and paid your deposit, we will arrange for one of our Engineers to come out to your property to carry out a free of charge access check to ascertain whether you will need a crane to get your new hot tub in place or if we will be able to use our sleigh to get the tub in place.

Once this has been decided we will contact you to arrange a convenient delivery date for our Engineers to come and deliver and install your hot tub.

When we contact you to arrange a delivery date, we will explain that your balance is due. If you wish to pay your balance via credit or debit card, we ask for payment 7-days before delivery, however, should you wish to pay by bank transfer or cash, this can be paid on the day of delivery.

On the day of delivery, we will bring your hot tub and get it in place. We will then start the installation process. Our Engineers will wait with you whilst the tub is filling, we will then carry out chemical tuition with you, whereby we explain when to use which chemicals and how much to use. We will also explain how to drain and clean your tub.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Cryotherapy is the application of cold to produce a cold induced therapeutic effect.

Any temperature below the temperature of the skin, typically around 30°C / 86°F, can be considered to be cryotherapy though temperatures above 15° or 20°C / 60°F or 70°F will only have a mild effect.

Low temperature hydrotherapy is typically between 5°C / 40°F and 12°C / 55°F

Air temperatures can go as low -150°C / -200°F as air has a very low thermal conductivity (air is an insulator) but at these extreme temperatures cooling is solely by conduction to avoid severe frostbite.

Cold water immersion, or ice baths, help reduce tissue swelling due to muscle breakdown and micro tears that occur during intense, or lengthy, physical activity and, also, help to control inflammation.

Some inflammation is a good thing but too much can lead to secondary damage or hypoxic injury.

The mechanisms include aiding normalization of body temperature, flushing out muscles due to constriction of blood vessels & compression through hydrostatic pressure, a decrease in metabolic activity, balancing of the sympathetic & parasympathetic systems and a reduction in muscle damage.

The therapeutic effect is a factor of temperature and time. The colder it is, and the more penetrating that cold, then less time is required to cool the tissue to a therapeutic level.

Traditional ice baths consisted of adding ice to water and depending on the amount of ice versus the amount of water these ice baths could be as high as 10 or 12C [50 – 55F]. In these circumstances, the recommended dosage varied from 10 to 15 or even 20 minutes.

With modern digitally controlled ice baths, or CryoSpas, which chill by conduction and convection [i.e. the jets are creating a ‘wind chill’ effect], the average treatment time is typically 3 to 6 minutes.

Ice bath therapy is a factor of time and temperature. The higher the temperature the longer is the required duration.

In the past most researchers used a time of 10, 15 or even 20 minutes at typically 10C to 15C [50F to 59F]. The problem with the longer sessions is that the temperature is not maintained unless you constantly add more ice. And the colder water floats at the top unless you constantly stir the water. In practice, most people sit still as the body warms the water around the skin making it more tolerable.

However, this strategy can be counter-productive as the generally recognised therapeutic tissue temperature of 12C to 15C cannot be readily achieved in traditional ice baths.

Modern ice baths do not use ice but have a digitally controlled chiller maintaining the temperature at a pre-set level throughout the therapy session. This enables both lower temperatures and shorter sessions to achieve an improved therapeutic effect.

Also, when the ice bath has jets, like the CryoSpa, there is chilling by both conduction and convection (wind chill) leading to a much more penetrating cold and ensuring the tissue is chilled to the therapeutic level.

Many elite football clubs, rugby clubs and Olympic training facilities are now using temperatures in the 6C to 10C (42F to 50F) range with some even as low as 4C (39F). When combined with the windchill effect the therapy sessions are most often in the 3 to 6 minute range.

Cold water immersion or ice baths, help reduce tissue swelling due to muscle breakdown and micro tears that occur during intense or lengthy physical activity and, also, help to control inflammation.

Some inflammation is a good thing but too much can result in secondary damage or hypoxic injury.

The mechanisms include aiding normalisation of body temperature, flushing out muscles through the combination of hydrostatic pressure and cold induced blood vessel constriction, a decrease in metabolic activity, balancing of the sympathetic & parasympathethic systems and a reduction in muscle damage.

Sports recovery i.e. post-exercise recovery is a non-medical application for CryoSpa therapy.

However, treatment of soft tissue injuries such as tendon & ligament sprains is considered to be medical use.

In the USA, the FDA, which approves devices & medicines for medical use, have exempted hydrotherapy, such as CryoSpa therapy, from Medical Device Approval requirements due to the low risk to patients and the non-invasive nature of the therapy. Consequently, CryoSpa therapy is available for medical use throughout the USA.

In other countries that adopt FDA guidelines this rule will also apply.

In the EU hydrotherapy is not exempt from medical device approval so a manufacturer cannot make medical claims for such devices.

The theory behind contrast bathing is that the hot water stimulates vasodilation of the blood vessels near the surface of the skin and when followed by immersion in the cold water ,which causes vasoconstriction, a ‘pumping action’ ensues, which increases blood circulation.

Typically, contrast bathing would consist of several cycles e.g. 1 or 2 minutes hot followed by 1 minute cold and repeated 3 times.

In a sporting context contrast bathing is used by some elite sports clubs as an alternative to cold water immersion alone.

There is also some research which supports the theory that the cold is the more critical element and where an athlete has a sustained soft tissue injury with symptoms including a combination of pain, heat & inflammation the application of additional heat would be contra-indicated during the acute phase of the injury (typically the first 48 to 72 hours).

Some research studies have also supported the theory that thermal stress positively influences the auto-immune system.

A type of tendonitis, tennis elbow can cause intense pain and while it is more common in people over 40 it can occur at any age.

It is the most common reason that people visit a doctor with elbow pain.

Healing of tendons and ligaments is much slower than muscle injuries due partially at least to the low blood flow in this type of tissue.

Typical interventions include strapping to minimise movement in the elbow and the taking of pain killers and anti-inflammatories alongside the application of cold. The bag of frozen peas being a common diy treatment.

The CryoSpa Mini offers much faster resolution of tennis elbow and similar elbow issues such as golfer’s elbow and pitcher’s elbow due to the intense penetrating cold.

Three or four sessions of typically 3 minute duration has been seen to have a dramatic impact on elbow pain.

The CryoSpa Mini may also be useful as a preventative modality for those at risk of over-use injury in particular competitive tennis & golf players and baseball pitcher’s.

It is quite commonly stated that ice baths reduce lactic acid but this is not the case. Lactic acid, or lactate, occurs when the body gets into an oxygen debt situation i.e. is functioning anaerobically. When the level of activity ceases, or reduces sufficiently, in simple terms the body can acquire surplus oxygen, which is used to convert the lactic acid back to its normal pyruvate / pyruvic acid state.

According to Gregory Dupont, who presented at the FIFA sponsored Sports Injury Summit held at Wembley in 2013 the main precursor of injury is fatigue. Further research investigated the common strategies for aiding recovery, minimising fatigue and, thereby, lowering the risk of injury.

The conclusion was good diet, good sleep, hydration [all lifestyle factors] plus cold water immersion were the main scientifically proven methods of aiding recovery and minimising fatigue.

The other side of the coin is performance and here we find that fatigue inhibits performance. So if we can manage fatigue by improving fitness and aiding recovery the outcome is improved performance and lowered risk of injury.

The debate on the use of ice baths, or cold-water immersion, rages on with many pundits claiming it is good and others claiming it is not.

The answer depends on the stage of training the athlete is at and the main objective of that training block.

If you are in the pre-competition phase of training and the main objective is to build power then there is research indicating that ice baths (and other micro-strategies for minimising training responses, such as anti-oxidant supplementation) during this phase may limit the adaptation effect i.e. your muscles will adapt to the increased workload faster if the body is allowed to contend with the inflammation and micro-tears naturally without the intervention of cold water immersion.

However, if you are tapering the workload toward an upcoming competitive event or if you are in the competitive part of the season then the main focus shifts to recovery and minimising fatigue rather than power building and in these circumstances research indicates the use of ice baths will be beneficial.

The key word here is fatigue. Fatigue is the main precursor of injury and is also a major performance inhibitor. Consequently, the fitness coach’s objective is to maximise fitness and minimise fatigue in order to maximise performance and lower the risk of injury.

And the main strategies for combating fatigue: Good Sleep, Good Diet, Hydration and Cold Water Immersion [per Gregory Dupont, FIFA Sports Injury Summit, Wembley Stadium, April 2013].

The argument is further complicated in team sports where skill, tactics and pre-planned moves need to be coached on the training pitch. In these sports the coach will want the players to be mentally alert and physically prepared to benefit fully from the coaching session, not hobbling around only partially recovered from the previous day’s training. In this instance, there may be a conflict of interest where the fitness coach is trying to maximise adaptation while the team coach wants the players recovered sufficiently to benefit fully from the training session, therefore, CWI may be strategically used to fit the on-going training session plans rather than eliminated to cater for both objectives.

So are ice baths good or bad?

The answer depends on the part of the season and the main objective of the current training regime. In the competitive phase of the season the use of ice baths will help minimise fatigue and aid recovery, thereby improving performance and lowering the risk of injury. In the pre-season, or power-building phase, of training the use of ice baths may adversely affect the adaptive response.

So, as with most tools in the athlete preparation toolbox, it is how the coach uses CWI to best effect, rather than whether it is appropriate to use it or not!