Polar & Ember is nearly here. We’re putting the finishing touches on our curated heat-and-cold lineup.

Sweaty Yeti

Plunge Max

The plunge-forward Yeti: a larger cold plunge paired with the sauna experience. Deep product-page details (exact dimensions, heater type, electrical) weren’t verified at research time — check the partner’s page for the full spec sheet.

starts at $44,400

Prices verified Sept 2026 — check live pricing.

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Key specs

LayoutLarger cold plunge
Made inUtah
DeliveryDelivery within 250 miles included in listed prices
InstallationOn-site install equipment rentals NOT included
How we score it

The five-criteria rubric

1. Observed price

Listed at starts at $44,400. Prices verified Sept 2026 — check live pricing.

2. Published warranty

Warranty terms aren’t published on the model pages we verified — check the partner’s page before you buy.

3. Support & installation

Built in Utah; delivery within 250 miles is included in the listed price, but on-site install equipment rentals are not — plan placement and access early. Questions: Hello@SweatyYeti.com.

4. Use-case fit

Tends to suit: contrast buyers who want the cold side to be the star of the setup.

5. Ownership reality

An outdoor structure with real upkeep: placement, ventilation around the unit, and seasonal care. Confirm heater type and electrical per model on the brand’s page.

Tends to suit

Tends to suit: contrast buyers who want the cold side to be the star of the setup.

Where it falls short

Where it falls short: heat-only buyers get more sauna for their money elsewhere in the lineup.

Warranty

Warranty terms aren’t published on the model pages we verified — check the partner’s page before you buy.

This guide is for general information only and isn’t medical advice. Talk to your doctor before starting heat or cold therapy.

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