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Beautiful, whisper-quiet Cold Stoic tubs with the best warranty of the powered set. The chiller is on the slow side.

Best forA buyer who values craftsmanship, quiet operation, and the longest body warranty, and holds temperature rather than dropping it fast.

Price
$7,200 to $14,419
Chiller
Included
Warranty
5-year body

Facts verified Jul 12, 2026

Renu Therapy cold plunge
Powered plunge (chiller built in)
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A cold plunge runs $1-10K all in

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Our Renu Therapy verdict

Renu is the craftsmanship pick of the powered lane: hand-built in Santa Ana, California, whisper quiet, with real wood or composite decks and the best body warranty in the category at 5 years on its plastic-body tubs. The catch has not changed: the chiller that does all the work is only covered for 1 year unless you pay $300 to $500 extra, and cooling runs a slow 1F per hour. The 2026 lineup is broader and cheaper to enter than it used to be, with the $7,200 Vero opening the range well below the old $9,700 floor. Buy a Renu to hold a set temperature beautifully and quietly in a space you look at every day; skip it if you want rapid cooldowns between back-to-back sessions.

Price tier
Premium
What it costs$7,200 to $14,419

Verified on renutherapy.com in July 2026: the compact Vero runs $7,200 cold only or $7,500 with chill plus heat, the Cold Stoic 2.0 starts at $9,499, the laydown Aurelius is $9,999, the flagship Cold Stoic 3.0 runs $11,399 to $12,099 depending on deck and cover, and the wood-body Siberian Pro tops the range at $14,099 to $14,419. Every tub ships with an integrated chiller, dual filtration and ozone purification; the 3.0, Aurelius and Vero add WiFi-controlled heat. Free curbside delivery is included in the contiguous US, but the tub arrives palletized at about 350 lbs (roughly 650 lbs for the Siberian Pro) and moving it off the pallet is on you. Renu publishes no lead times; its shipping policy says they vary and are usually quite substantial, so get a written estimate before paying. The extended chiller warranty ($300 to $500 depending on model) must be bought within 364 days of shipment.

renutherapy.com · Verified July 2026

Best forA buyer who values craftsmanship, quiet operation, and the longest body warranty, and holds temperature rather than dropping it fast.
Avoid ifThe 5-year warranty headline covers the tank, not the chiller. The chiller gets 1 year, and the extension to 5 years total ($300 on the Cold Stoic 2.0, $500 on other models) must be purchased within 364 days of shipment or the option is gone.

From Renu Therapy

Official product imagery and links from the brand.

Renu Therapy cold plunge
Renu Therapy cold plunge
Renu Therapy Cold Stoic 3.0 cold plunge in Meterous Black with California Redwood deck
The Cold Stoic 3.0 flagship, from $11,399 with WiFi chill plus heat. Image courtesy of Renu Therapy.
Renu Therapy Vero compact upright cold plunge with matching step
The Vero opens the range at $7,200 with the smallest footprint Renu makes. Image courtesy of Renu Therapy.
Renu Therapy Aurelius laydown cold plunge in Meterous Black with Antique Mahogany composite deck
The $9,999 Aurelius laydown adds WiFi-controlled heating for year-round contrast use. Image courtesy of Renu Therapy.
Renu Therapy Siberian Pro large wood-body cold plunge in black with California Redwood
The two-person Siberian Pro tops the range at $14,099 but carries only a 1-year warranty. Image courtesy of Renu Therapy.

Images courtesy of Renu Therapy.

Strengths & Considerations

What it does well

  • +Handcrafted and assembled in the USA (California) with up to 4 inches of high-density insulation, plus customizable tank colors and real wood or composite deck options.
  • +Dual-stage filtration paired with integrated ozone purification keeps the water clear and reduces how often it needs changing.
  • +Broad lineup from the compact Vero (from $7,200) up to full-size tubs, including models that both cool and heat for year-round use.
  • +A 5-year limited warranty on the tank and structural components of the plastic-body models, longer than the 3-year coverage common in this category.
  • +Free curbside shipping is included, and the flagship models add touchscreen plus app temperature control.

Where it falls short

Sourced, not our opinion. This is the part the brand's own page leaves off.

Chiller warranty gapmedium

The 5-year limited warranty covers most tank components, but the refrigeration chiller gets only 1 year, and extending it to 5 years costs extra and must be purchased within a year of shipment.

Source: https://www.renutherapy.com/pages/renu-therapy-cold-plunge-tank-limited-warranty-home-use-only

Slow coolinglow

Reviewers measured roughly one degree Fahrenheit of cooling per hour, so reaching or recovering the target temperature takes time.

Source: https://www.garagegymreviews.com/renu-therapy-cold-stoic-review

Heavy and long lead timemedium

The Cold Stoic 2.0 weighs about 350 lbs empty and roughly 1,145 lbs filled, ships in 6 to 10 weeks, and needs a pallet jack to move.

Source: https://www.garagegymreviews.com/renu-therapy-cold-stoic-review

High price and restocking feemedium

The flagship Cold Stoic 2.0 runs around $9,700 before optional upgrades, and returns carry a 5 percent restocking fee.

Source: https://www.garagegymreviews.com/renu-therapy-cold-stoic-review

Before You Buy: Confirm These

These come from Renu Therapy's own documented terms and from owner reports, not our test results. Confirm the specifics in writing before you order.

  • ?The 5-year warranty headline covers the tank, not the chiller. The chiller gets 1 year, and the extension to 5 years total ($300 on the Cold Stoic 2.0, $500 on other models) must be purchased within 364 days of shipment or the option is gone.
  • ?Lead times are not published anywhere on the site; the shipping policy says they vary and are usually quite substantial. Get the current lead time in writing before you pay, and note returns carry a restocking fee.
  • ?Free curbside delivery means a 350 lb pallet at your curb (about 650 lbs for the Siberian Pro). Line up a crew or pallet jack in advance, and photograph and inspect the crate for freight damage before signing the delivery receipt.
  • ?The warranty is residential-only and excludes damage from poor water chemistry, neglected filter care, freezing and power outages. Keep filter and water-care records or a claim can be denied.
Not forAnyone who wants rapid cooldowns or a roomy interior.

Chiller & Water Care

Chiller

Included (1-year chiller warranty). Cools slowly at roughly 1F per hour.

Water care

Filtration; excludes damage from poor water chemistry or neglected filter care

Lane: Powered plunge (chiller built in). How the cold is made and how the water stays clean are the two specs that decide your running cost, so read these before the shell.

Key Models

1
Vero, compact upright plunge with the smallest footprint in the range, $7,200 cold only or $7,500 with chill plus heat
2
Cold Stoic 2.0, the original flagship, chills to 39F with ozone filtration and matching step stool, from $9,499
3
Aurelius, full-size laydown with WiFi-controlled chiller and heater, $9,999
4
Cold Stoic 3.0, current flagship with WiFi chill plus heat, touchscreen and XL dual filtration, $11,399 to $12,099
5
Siberian Pro, large two-person wood-body tub, $14,099 to $14,419 but only a 1-year warranty

Support & Warranty

Warranty

5-year body / 1-year chiller on plastic tubs (Cold Stoic, Vero, Aurelius); wood-body Siberian Pro 1-year only

Plastic-body tubs (Cold Stoic 2.0, Cold Stoic 3.0, Vero, Aurelius) carry a 5-year limited warranty for residential use, except the chiller at 1 year; the wood-body Siberian Pro gets just 1 year on everything. An extended chiller warranty bought within 364 days of shipment brings chiller coverage to 5 years total. Claims go through help@renutherapy.com with proof of purchase, dated receipt and failure details.

Alternatives to Compare

Plunge

Powered

Plunge is the default powered pick for a reason: the widest lineup in the category, 37F performance off a normal 120V outlet, and constant promotions that knock $900 to $2,000 off. Never pay list; the sale is effectively permanent. The tradeoff is a 1-year standard warranty and enough owner reports of chiller failures and connection leaks that you should plan placement and budget for maintenance. Right for the mainstream buyer who wants a supported name, app control, and financing. Wrong for anyone who expects warranty depth to match a $5,000 to $8,000 price.

Sun Home Saunas

Powered

The Pro's hardware is real: 316 stainless steel, a 1 HP chiller that holds a true 32F, and ozone plus UV water care that keeps maintenance low. But at $13,999 you are paying Morozko-adjacent money backed by a 1-year warranty and a 25% restocking fee if it goes back. The $3,799 to $3,999 portables are the quiet value in the lineup, carrying the same 32F chiller spec for about a quarter of the flagship price. Buy Sun Home for build quality and built-in water care, not for warranty depth. If coverage length drives your decision, Renu Therapy's 5-year body warranty beats it at similar money.

Chilly GOAT

Powered

Chilly GOAT is Master Spas building cold tubs under Michael Phelps' name, and the useful part is not the endorsement. It is that the full ladder is published, from $995 for a tub with no chiller to $14,995 for the Valaris contrast unit. In a category where most brands make you ask, that is worth something. The Valaris is the interesting product: hot to 104°F on one side, cold to 40°F on the other, which is contrast therapy in one footprint rather than two. Warranty terms are not published, so that is the thing to get in writing.

Edge Theory Labs

Portable

You cannot buy an Edge Tub new: Edge Theory Labs has gone out of business, its site is a closure notice, and its app has been shut down. That is a shame, because the drop-stitch tub and 1HP Elite chiller were among the better portables at $3,990 to $4,990. Today this is a used-market-only play, and the math only works at a steep discount because there is no factory warranty, the chiller compressor carries unknown history, and repairs run through a paid third-party center operated by rival Inergize Health. If you find a clean used Elite for a fraction of its $4,990 last price and can verify the chiller runs, it can still be a solid tub. Everyone else should buy from a living company in this lane, Inergize being the obvious cross-shop.

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FAQ

Is Renu Therapy worth it in 2026?

Renu is the craftsmanship pick of the powered lane: hand-built in Santa Ana, California, whisper quiet, with real wood or composite decks and the best body warranty in the category at 5 years on its plastic-body tubs. The catch has not changed: the chiller that does all the work is only covered for 1 year unless you pay $300 to $500 extra, and cooling runs a slow 1F per hour. The 2026 lineup is broader and cheaper to enter than it used to be, with the $7,200 Vero opening the range well below the old $9,700 floor. Buy a Renu to hold a set temperature beautifully and quietly in a space you look at every day; skip it if you want rapid cooldowns between back-to-back sessions.

How much is a Renu Therapy cold plunge?

Renu Therapy cold plunges run from about $7,200 up to about $14,419 based on current pricing on renutherapy.com as of July 2026. Verified on renutherapy.com in July 2026: the compact Vero runs $7,200 cold only or $7,500 with chill plus heat, the Cold Stoic 2.0 starts at $9,499, the laydown Aurelius is $9,999, the flagship Cold Stoic 3.0 runs $11,399 to $12,099 depending on deck and cover, and the wood-body Siberian Pro tops the range at $14,099 to $14,419. Every tub ships with an integrated chiller, dual filtration and ozone purification; the 3.0, Aurelius and Vero add WiFi-controlled heat. Free curbside delivery is included in the contiguous US, but the tub arrives palletized at about 350 lbs (roughly 650 lbs for the Siberian Pro) and moving it off the pallet is on you. Renu publishes no lead times; its shipping policy says they vary and are usually quite substantial, so get a written estimate before paying. The extended chiller warranty ($300 to $500 depending on model) must be bought within 364 days of shipment.

Does Renu Therapy include a chiller?

Included (1-year chiller warranty). Cools slowly at roughly 1F per hour.

Who is Renu Therapy best for?

A buyer who values craftsmanship, quiet operation, and the longest body warranty, and holds temperature rather than dropping it fast.

Who should skip Renu Therapy?

Anyone who wants rapid cooldowns or a roomy interior.

How strong is Renu Therapy on warranty and support?

Plastic-body tubs (Cold Stoic 2.0, Cold Stoic 3.0, Vero, Aurelius) carry a 5-year limited warranty for residential use, except the chiller at 1 year; the wood-body Siberian Pro gets just 1 year on everything. An extended chiller warranty bought within 364 days of shipment brings chiller coverage to 5 years total. Claims go through help@renutherapy.com with proof of purchase, dated receipt and failure details.

What brands should you compare against Renu Therapy?

Most buyers should compare Renu Therapy with Plunge, Sun Home Saunas, Chilly GOAT and Edge Theory Labs before deciding. Decide the lane first, powered chiller, unpowered tub, or portable, then compare price, warranty, and support inside it.

Sources (3) · Verified Jul 12, 2026

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Methodology

Brand verdicts are based on buyer fit by lane, chiller and water care reality, support path, price pressure, and the failures that tend to show up after delivery. A strong reply from a manufacturer can improve factual clarity, but it does not improve placement.

If warranty language is short, the chiller is a known weak point, or support coverage is thin, we would rather say that plainly than hide it behind marketing copy.

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