The Best Ice Baths You Can Use At Home

ALDI is selling an ice bath – here’s our pick of the best at-home options

Yes, you read that correctly. But if ALDI isn't to your liking, there are plenty of other options for at-home ice baths

WE’RE ALL FOR the diversification of fitness retailers, but even still, we’re surprised to see that ALDI is going to be selling an ice bath from March 1st. If you’re keen on buying one, it has all the specs you’d expect from a regular ice bath. It’s collapsible, holds one person and up to 235 litres of water, and is inexpensive at just $99.

Of course, an ALDI ice bath isn’t your only option – but you don’t need to fork out for a specialist treatment either. There are plenty of at-home options, and we’re going to help you find them. But first, a quick refresher on why ice baths are worthwhile.

Ice baths can help you optimise your recovery. The cold exposure helps reduce muscle inflammation, soreness and swelling by constricting blood vessels and slowing metabolic activity. Once out of the ice bath, circulation speeds up, flushing out waste products like lactic acid while fresh oxygen and nutrients are delivered to your tired muscles. Additionally, ice baths can enhance mental resilience by triggering the release of endorphins and activating the body’s stress response, helping you build tolerance to discomfort.

Now that you’re convinced, here are our picks for the best at-home ice baths.

Best at-home ice baths

At-home ice baths

ALDI Ice Bath

At-home ice baths

Kmart Portable Ice Bath

At-home ice baths

Recover Portable Ice Bath

At-home ice baths

Big W Portable, Inflatable Ice Bath

At-home Ice Baths

Woolworths Portable Ice Bath Tub

Vital+ Ice Bath Pro and Chiller

Lay-Z-Spa Arctic Ice Bath

Celsius Portable Ice Bath

Recover Pod 2.0 and Chiller

Nurecover Pod

By Cayle Reid

Cayle Reid is a content producer at Men's Health Australia, covering everything from developments in fitness and nutrition to the latest innovations in performance gear. When he's not tracking down a celebrity's fitness routine or putting a new product to the test, he spends his time staving off shin splints on long runs, riding waves on his surfboard and staying up late watching sports in incompatible time zones.

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