How to Make an Ice Bath for UNDER $150 ???

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  • @thefather757
    @thefather757 Рік тому +353

    I always wanted to have my own ice bath setup but it seemed expensive and wasting so much water. The idea of using frozen water bottles is brilliant! Thanks, now I can have my long-wanted wish ❤

    • @GetAheadWithNick
      @GetAheadWithNick  Рік тому +22

      This is the coolest comment EVER!! So happy I can help you out, I made this video because I had the same dream. Subscribe to see me test the new self cleaning and temperature regulating tub I got!!

    • @danishafif7480
      @danishafif7480 Рік тому

      srsly i never thought of such a simple idea yet so useful hahah

    • @dancaballero88
      @dancaballero88 Рік тому +4

      For a daily or weekly use, how you keep the water clean? Or refuel the water every single time?

    • @izyreal
      @izyreal Рік тому +1

      I just bought this for the same purpose and I’m trying to innovate a way to filter the water because I was also concerned about waste.

    • @avnertzur655
      @avnertzur655 Рік тому

      "The idea of...frozen water bottles is brilliant." - thanks! I've been using it for nearly 3 months now simply because 2kg ice bags cost me NIS10 = about USD2.5.

  • @joiscara7191
    @joiscara7191 Рік тому +134

    Months ago I told my uncle I was going to use a heavy duty tote box for ice submersion, and he proceeded to tell me that it would rupture. Two days later on his day off, we went to a farm supplier and bought the 150 Gallon Rubbermaid. He’s the man of wisdom.

    • @GetAheadWithNick
      @GetAheadWithNick  Рік тому +5

      Yes dude I love it!!! A wise man indeed 🤭🤜🏼🤛🏼

    • @Mr.Ambrose_Dyer_Armitage_Esq.
      @Mr.Ambrose_Dyer_Armitage_Esq. Рік тому +6

      Kudos to you for following the wisdom of those who've gone before. May your relationship with your uncle and other close relatives grow stronger in these trying times and your days be both productive and challenging. Keep getting stronger, brother, and cherish your blood as though every day may be y'alls last. 👍

    • @keithb4077
      @keithb4077 Рік тому +1

      Any reason you prefer the 150 over the 100? Thanks, and kudos!

    • @YoutubeAdsSuck
      @YoutubeAdsSuck Рік тому +2

      @@keithb4077it depends on your size. I’m 6 1 and 230, a 100 gallon works perfectly fine. 150 gallon is if you’re really wanting room. I think 100 gallon is easier to get to the temp I want.

    • @parapoliticos52
      @parapoliticos52 11 місяців тому +1

      Buy a horizontal broken fridge. Heck if someone has it and the compressor is not reparable he probably give it to you for free just to get it out of the way. And their bucket is water proof and they have usually some form of drainage. If you find one with sliding doors like the ones that are in convenient stores even better. Best solution is to by a functioning horizontal fridge and make it easy for yourself. Buy a cheap one, few 00s of $s, big enough to sit in it, nothing fancy. You ll need one either way to freeze so much water every day. Even better find a closing 7/11 and buy a professional one but for the same price. They are heavy duty ones, and big, and they will last you for a while.

  • @user-os2xr8uq8t
    @user-os2xr8uq8t Рік тому +6

    Down in Texas it takes about $20 worth of ice bags to cool the water to 48-50 degrees. After about 100 ice baths that’s $2000!! I’ve decided to invest into a chest freezer.

  • @macbain59
    @macbain59 Рік тому +31

    Pro tip for insulation, get a sheet of 2" thick styrofoam board, cut it out to be as close to the exact size of the top of the opening of the tub, then attach it to a sheet of plywood/MDF so that when you're not in the tub it will keep critters and bugs out, and can keep the cold in.

    • @KP-ej7gc
      @KP-ej7gc Рік тому

      How would you attach it to the plywood?

    • @macbain59
      @macbain59 Рік тому

      You could either glue it or screw it, glue would be the best way I would think since styrofoam cracks
      @@KP-ej7gc

    • @elliot1784
      @elliot1784 11 місяців тому +5

      @@KP-ej7gc magic duh

    • @KP-ej7gc
      @KP-ej7gc 11 місяців тому +2

      @@elliot1784 thank you

    • @elliot1784
      @elliot1784 11 місяців тому

      @@KP-ej7gc allakazam wikiwikiboomboom

  • @pashaj92
    @pashaj92 Рік тому +6

    A cheaper way would be to fill your bathtub up with cold water and throw 20 bottles of frozen water in

  • @HughJazzDong
    @HughJazzDong Рік тому +33

    You can buy two and drill fill holes in the outside trough to put spray foam into and make it more insulated. That’s what I did. Totally worth it especially if you have more than one person using it at a time.

  • @ajgaines4713
    @ajgaines4713 Рік тому +11

    I’m spending almost 100 a week for ice alone. This idea is brilliant!

  • @deadfx213
    @deadfx213 Рік тому +35

    I used water bottle a few years ago but even with 2 cases it doesn’t get nearly cold enough. I also bought a freezer just for the bottles because 2 cases is a lot of freezer space, but they take more than a day to freeze solid once thawed out. It works ok if you do it occasionally and don’t want it really cold (depending on time of year and location anyway) I ended up buying an ice machine at Home Depot for a couple hundred dollars. Makes enough ice to get it to the low 40’s even in Texas summer.

    • @davidbeelen63
      @davidbeelen63 Рік тому +3

      What’s is your water volume and how many lbs of ice you use daily to cool down to 40f in texas? Must be a big ice machine and expensive

    • @keatonpage509
      @keatonpage509 Рік тому +4

      What ice machine did you buy?

    • @gabrielrodriguez2153
      @gabrielrodriguez2153 Рік тому +4

      What ice machine did you buy?

    • @SuitedPup
      @SuitedPup Рік тому +4

      What ice machine did you buy?

    • @deadfx213
      @deadfx213 Рік тому +9

      I got one from Home Depot called Vevor or something like that for around $300. It says it makes 120 lbs in 24 hours but if you empty it as soon as it fills all day you might get 70-80lbs. It does a way better job than the bottles did because the ice melts all the way pretty fast where the bottles took a really long time to melt and often didn’t. Anyway, that’s my 2¢. I get mid 30’s to low 40’s every morning in the Texas heat.

  • @kobirkhan7982
    @kobirkhan7982 Рік тому +9

    I just started the ice bath recently. Every time I did an ice bath, a bag of ice cost me a lot of money. In Florida, it's expensive. So I was thinking, "How can I do this with less expense?" Your water bottle idea was brilliant. Thanks a lot.

  • @josephstjames6642
    @josephstjames6642 2 роки тому +49

    Why didn’t I think of the water bottles!!! Great tips. Just starting cold plunges. Been doing them from my bath but it’s super annoying to keep filling up. Lol.

    • @GetAheadWithNick
      @GetAheadWithNick  2 роки тому +1

      It’s amazing how well they work! Welcome to the cold plunge community!

  • @fourrunfive
    @fourrunfive 8 місяців тому +12

    Great idea and video! How often do you change out the water in the tub? Do you use any chemicals to keep the water sanitary? Thanks

  • @rodc197
    @rodc197 Рік тому +3

    Funny I bought the same two tubs. The first smaller tub was only $39 and I used straps to secure it so it wouldn’t bust (now use it for storage). The second one was $99 (same as yours) at Tractor Supply and it works great. Very sturdy and I am fully immersed. I do it with a friend for safety. We go for 11 minutes but will shoot for 15. I agree that while it is cold, you start to relax. Make sure you move around.

  • @frankjones5283
    @frankjones5283 2 місяці тому

    I just bought the 100 gal rubermaid stock tank and like it. It`s 25" high so that`s good and allowed me to get it through a doorway into my screened in porch. Note the drain plug is a plastic pipe with internal threads and external threads which allows for two size hoses. The internal is 1 1/4 and the external seems to be 2 inch pipe thread not 1 1/2. You can always reduce to 3/4 and use a garden hose. That just takes longer to drain. About 15 minutes if you need to drain the water away from the tank.

  • @426superbee4
    @426superbee4 Рік тому +1

    It was a 110 deg in Texas. On a Sunday morning. I just got tired of the heat and went down to TSC to get my tank. for only 97 dollars. out the door. With in min i was relaxing in a nice cool tanks. Made my summer much much more enjoyable 👍👍 Plus i only put 30 gallons of water in it to be the perfect height. I like it so much ! That i painted the inside of the tank > SEASIDE BLUE. this color > 💦💦 The out side and bottom. I gave it 3 heavy coats of Amour All 👀 Boy it drank it up > If you don't have one? Get them while there in supplies. You will love it

  • @Daniel_yyc
    @Daniel_yyc 6 місяців тому +1

    If you guys have the budget I would strongly recommend buying a solid ice maker and some little bags to store the ice, gets my water to 8 degrees Celsius and I spend about $219CAD on it

  • @YousufS16
    @YousufS16 Рік тому +27

    I’ve always been interested in ice baths but I couldn’t ever do it consistently because I had to buy 6 packs of ice, using water bottles is an amazing idea! I’ll try this method out tomorrow and let you know how it goes 👍

  • @CompaCookies
    @CompaCookies Рік тому +2

    I’m 17 and been doing 20$ of ice every time.Since I’m in AZ it barely gets to 50 with all that ice. Genius I’m just gonna freeze three cases for next time🤝

  • @joelrusk6412
    @joelrusk6412 Рік тому +4

    Does this work if you just use the water bottles in the packaging? Also just FYI, staying still causes a sort of shield of warm water around your body. Its actually more intense to move around a bit because you prevent that shield from forming. Try it out and thank me (or hate me) later.

  • @denisebellskincare
    @denisebellskincare 5 місяців тому

    Excellent idea of going to tractor supply. I would not have thought about the water being too heavy for the first tub.

  • @W3llDunn
    @W3llDunn Рік тому

    Brother, you saved me probably 200-1000 dollars, thanks for being practical and smarter than me.

  • @marioo.4742
    @marioo.4742 Рік тому +3

    This is a great alternative the only thing with a cold plunge is that it circulates the water inside so it allows you to get the most benefits. If you get in an ice bath and don't move eventually you will warm up the water around you until you fidget or move around

    • @Korrupt27
      @Korrupt27 11 місяців тому

      You can get water chillers that can do the same thing

  • @lotsofsauce4992
    @lotsofsauce4992 Рік тому +1

    that ice water bottle is a genius idea. i was looking for cheaper ways and you just blessed me with one. oh how great is our God

    • @GetAheadWithNick
      @GetAheadWithNick  Рік тому +1

      I’m just here to share my knowledge with you, so thanks for the kind comment it’s great to have you here

  • @bricksnbuttons2000
    @bricksnbuttons2000 Місяць тому

    great video - thanks for sharing! Never would have thought of the frozen bottles

  • @MudPig6110
    @MudPig6110 Рік тому +13

    How long can you use the water in the tub before you need to change it out. Seems like it may start to grow mold or algae if you don't change it out. Maybe you can add some epsom salt to make the water last longer.

    • @KT-ed8hj
      @KT-ed8hj Рік тому +2

      I would like to know as well

    • @ChynaVirus
      @ChynaVirus 25 днів тому

      I’ve seen others add a chlorine tablet or a bit of hydrogen peroxide

  • @MacCormack
    @MacCormack 7 місяців тому

    Yea lots of company’s are charging like $1500 for a plastic barrel . It’s wild ahaha , just do this or get a lined metal drum . All you need is something to get cold in . The plastic drums are like $100 - $150 brand new , and they hold around 800 lbs of liquid . Cheers 🔥

  • @darrenmorreale1922
    @darrenmorreale1922 3 місяці тому

    I found using a half dozen 32 oz Walmart seltzer bottles work. I cut the top quarter off so when dump in they come out like big ice cubes. Leaving in sealed bottle the ice insulates not giving full cold affect. When done full my open top bottles and into freezer. Those couple extra degrees cold I get makes a difference.

  • @cnw-jd9tt
    @cnw-jd9tt 9 місяців тому

    what i did using the same tub is i bought some small plastic storage buckets and i just grab water from the plunge and throw em in the chest freezer. ends up being 30+ LBS of ice lol. keeps it nice and cold. i usually get it down to around 50

  • @princejohn6560
    @princejohn6560 6 місяців тому

    Frozen water bottles are a great idea. Cheers for the video

  • @TheBushDownTheStreet
    @TheBushDownTheStreet Рік тому +3

    Going to try this at Tractor Supply. They have 100gal stock tank for $99 right now.

    • @GetAheadWithNick
      @GetAheadWithNick  Рік тому +1

      Tag me on Instagram or tik tok once you get it set up!!!

  • @crabbypadty393
    @crabbypadty393 Рік тому +2

    I use my bathtub and frozen 2 liter bottles. Currently my build price is free. If I build an outdoor plunge I’ll definitely do something like this.

    • @GetAheadWithNick
      @GetAheadWithNick  Рік тому +1

      I love that!! Lot of water to use though I’d imagine, I like this bc it’s more sustainable, and when it’s time to dump I re-use the water for my arborvitae’s!!

    • @YousufS16
      @YousufS16 Рік тому +1

      How well does it work

  • @benholden3
    @benholden3 Рік тому +1

    I love how you have the ancestral tenets on the back of your shirt 😆

  • @garycywinski9440
    @garycywinski9440 Рік тому

    Very cool Nick ( forgive the pun). If you have real winters you can let the cold weather do the chilling process for you.I'm 66 and have been chillin' for a couple months. Makes me feel awesome.

  • @bagofpups3257
    @bagofpups3257 Рік тому +1

    Going to go to tractor supply and buy one of these! Thanks Nick

    • @Armored_22
      @Armored_22 Рік тому

      Just use your bath tub, or put the money towards a chest freezer.

  • @brandonyo5718
    @brandonyo5718 2 роки тому +16

    I tried discussing margins with ice barrel and they keep leaving me on read. It’s ridiculous the margins I bet they have. $1200 for something that I truly feel cost them less then $200 to manufacture might even be closer to $100. Shark tank would love the margins of them😂 like sell it for 500 you will get more sales overall and make more

    • @GetAheadWithNick
      @GetAheadWithNick  2 роки тому +2

      It’s CRAZY what they charge. I wanted one so bad for the longest time but I am so happy I did this instead. Seriously the same thing 😂 they would do great on shark tank

    • @mattp4079
      @mattp4079 2 роки тому +2

      Someone at Ali Baba will copy the Ice Barrel and sell it much cheaper.

    • @GetAheadWithNick
      @GetAheadWithNick  2 роки тому +2

      @@mattp4079 Let me know when they do! I checked, nothing good yet lol

    • @chrismakara-howe9792
      @chrismakara-howe9792 2 роки тому

      I good chiller unit alone costs around £700-£1000. On top of that got bespoke tank and then all the pumps filtration and sanitation. Then the actual manufacturing process not to mention they need to make a profit

    • @langar5249
      @langar5249 Рік тому +8

      @@chrismakara-howe9792 They don't have a chiller. It's literally just a plastic barrel. $1200

  • @FanOfTheSky
    @FanOfTheSky Рік тому +1

    6:12. even the dog was uncomfortable during this moment.

  • @JBMass
    @JBMass Рік тому +3

    Great content! I am making one of these for indoor use and I love the frozen water bottle concept. I came close to buying a commercial ice maker, but will use that towards a chiller down the road. I love how you opened the content with the failure first, great video sir! #Firmhandshakes

  • @Godsglory777
    @Godsglory777 Рік тому

    Thank you for making this video. These health "experts" and their products are out of control with their prices. Geeez.

  • @sethhinson9937
    @sethhinson9937 Рік тому +4

    How to make an icebath under 150.
    Turn your bathtub faucet on cold and put ice in

    • @GetAheadWithNick
      @GetAheadWithNick  Рік тому +1

      We can name the video, how to waste 50 gallons of water every day when you can instead make it last 7-10 days! Lol jk, but seriously wasting water is not cool 😎

  • @xaviervillalobos3958
    @xaviervillalobos3958 Рік тому +6

    Thank your for making this video. It really motivated me. I'm headed out to get my supplies. :)

    • @GetAheadWithNick
      @GetAheadWithNick  Рік тому +1

      NICE XAVIER!!! Lucky to help amazing people like you 🥹👏🏼

  • @user-dk3gb5xr8z
    @user-dk3gb5xr8z 2 місяці тому

    I have industrial ice packs , they use them to ship orders overnight through Mail service . They lay flat in my freezer .

  • @raymondrodarte1678
    @raymondrodarte1678 Рік тому +5

    Dude I just want to say thank you for the frozen water bottle idea that's the part I was having the most trouble trying to figure out great tip

    • @GetAheadWithNick
      @GetAheadWithNick  Рік тому

      Try big blocks of ice too!!! Both work really well but not everyone has space in their freezer for a 3-5L block of ice lol! Glad you enjoyed! Also: go check out the other video I just posted on how you can get a temperature regulated and self cleaning cold plunge for less than you spend on ice each month!!!

  • @assass7012
    @assass7012 Рік тому +2

    Be sure to drink a few sips of the water before using it over and over again. In my experience thawing and then refreezing water bottles tends to create leaks or explosions

    • @roycecute17
      @roycecute17 Рік тому +1

      I had no problem with mine. Probably it depends on the water bottle you use. I use thick plastic bottles.

    • @GetAheadWithNick
      @GetAheadWithNick  Рік тому +1

      Good tip! Wish I mentioned that because I did it myself :( thanks for sharing! Subscribe to see my video testing the cheapest self cleaning and temperature regulated cold plunge I’ve found on the market!

  • @Skinard14
    @Skinard14 Рік тому +2

    Really wish you made content more often bc I would totally watch!! Thanks

    • @GetAheadWithNick
      @GetAheadWithNick  Рік тому +2

      WOW THANK YOU! Seriously so flattered. This year I’ll be posting a ton so make sure to subscribe!! Next video will be testing the cheapest self cleaning and temperature regulated cold plunge I’ve found on the market!

  • @bonecc4061
    @bonecc4061 Рік тому +1

    The reason you start to have a feeling a warmth is cause your body makes like a warm bubble from you staying still. But if you move while in the bath your body can’t make the warm bubble and you stay feeling cold.

  • @alexkonstantopoulos6994
    @alexkonstantopoulos6994 Рік тому +12

    Nick, how often do you replace the water in the tub and how often do you replace the water bottles? I’m assuming you don’t have to replace the water bottles much and you’re just putting them back in the freezer after using?

  • @Eyes0penNoFear
    @Eyes0penNoFear Рік тому +20

    I've been told you can use jugs of salt water to keep it from freezing if temps are going to be at or a little below 32F.
    I thought that might be handy, considering the cold coming to the US in the next few days.

    • @stevegarthwaite9429
      @stevegarthwaite9429 Рік тому +1

      Do you add the salt into the bath or keep it in the jugs?

    • @Eyes0penNoFear
      @Eyes0penNoFear Рік тому +3

      @@stevegarthwaite9429 supposedly you can keep it in the jugs. I learned about it from my mother-in-law when her neighbor complained they had to break the ice on their goats' watering trough each morning. You can't feed salt water to animals so it has to stay in the jugs. Next time I visit I'll ask them if it actually worked.

    • @GetAheadWithNick
      @GetAheadWithNick  Рік тому +3

      That’s an AWESOME TIP!! I may have to test that out! Anyway, Subscribe to see my video testing the cheapest self cleaning and temperature regulated cold plunge I’ve found on the market!

    • @Armored_22
      @Armored_22 Рік тому

      Lol if you are silly enough to apply salt and ice to your bare skin you clearly did not pay attention in science class as a child...

    • @kristidavis8983
      @kristidavis8983 Рік тому

      Use epsom salts. Healthy, not bad for vegetation in limited amounts, and it keeps the freezing temperature down...

  • @Pmdm80
    @Pmdm80 Рік тому

    Frozen bottles for the win! Thanks for the idea!

  • @ccelms6581
    @ccelms6581 7 місяців тому

    I love the iced water bottle idea!!🤯 That’s freaking brilliant!

  • @Krumpavelli
    @Krumpavelli Рік тому

    So I went ahead & tried this out. For the money it’s a pretty good set up. I’m 5’10” & pretty much could fit my whole body in there but if I wanted to submerge my head too I wouldn’t have been able to do it but overall I’m satisfied with it.

    • @takethepowerback83
      @takethepowerback83 Рік тому

      That’s cool, so do you put the water bottles back in your freezer each time, and how often do you refresh the 100 gals of water inside the tub?

    • @Krumpavelli
      @Krumpavelli Рік тому

      @@takethepowerback83 i just used bagged ice. It comes to about $12 a week which I don’t mind & I haven’t had to change the water yet. It’s been about a week & it’s still clean

  • @sarajaramillo6626
    @sarajaramillo6626 Рік тому

    You're a GENIUS😂, this whole idea is GENIUS! Thank you🙏🙏🙏

  • @HughJazzDong
    @HughJazzDong Рік тому

    Also if you either dunk your face first or go in over your head first. It activates the mammalian dive response which slows your heart rate and respiration rate. Preventing blackout

  • @christianguthrie6614
    @christianguthrie6614 Рік тому

    A gazebo over the top so it’s in the shade during summer, and use an exlasticates silver water tank cover to reflect light

  • @4c00h
    @4c00h Рік тому

    i love how your dog listens to your voice, best companions

  • @elirush8508
    @elirush8508 Рік тому

    Duuudddeeee so genius with the water bottles!!!

  • @75Dignan
    @75Dignan Рік тому

    TY, Nick! I'm buying this setup for sure. Great, informative vid. Cheers!

  • @MickeysCorner
    @MickeysCorner Рік тому +2

    It would be cool to figure a way not have all the bottles floating around. Maybe something to slip them into and they sink to bottom and out of the way.

  • @Bravadosjebsimbahsm
    @Bravadosjebsimbahsm Рік тому

    Glad i watched the second half of this video and saw that the second container didnt hold up. Also, i didnt know a about that black out thing

  • @williamhartman9
    @williamhartman9 Рік тому

    You are a likable guy , I can’t say that about most . Thanks

    • @GetAheadWithNick
      @GetAheadWithNick  Рік тому

      William this is my favorite comment I’ve seen so far here! Really grateful for you! Subscribe to see my video testing the cheapest self cleaning and temperature regulated cold plunge I’ve found on the market!

  • @ginelleaspinall7021
    @ginelleaspinall7021 Рік тому +1

    This is the most helpful video I’ve seen thank you so much

  • @harrisonkeesee
    @harrisonkeesee 11 місяців тому

    I bought a pod the pod company and it’s was only 108 bucks. It’s portable, insulated so holds on to the cold water for several days and has a lid

  • @goldsilverandiamonds
    @goldsilverandiamonds Рік тому +1

    In the fall and winter you could buy a submersible water heater and make this a hot tub.
    You could also make a foam cover for it to help keep it cool or hot longer.

  • @ttattx
    @ttattx Рік тому

    Considering this very product for a DIY. How often do you have to change water? I see some people are putting in a chlorine wafer in a floatie. Hearing about 1 month before changing with regular use. What say you?

  • @robsiemens7710
    @robsiemens7710 Рік тому +5

    Do you add any chemicals (hydrogen peroxide etc) or epsom salts to keep the water clean? Or just swap the water every couple weeks? TIA!

    • @GetAheadWithNick
      @GetAheadWithNick  Рік тому +1

      I just change the water every 7-10 Days. Haven’t had any issues !! Subscribe to see my video testing the cheapest self cleaning and temperature regulated cold plunge I’ve found on the market!

  • @dplj4428
    @dplj4428 Рік тому

    TCold water blackout. Thank you for being honest. Some sales channels talk about how safe and never mention health checks.

  • @outlawpat8038
    @outlawpat8038 Рік тому +2

    How tall are you.

  • @FishnFlipsATL
    @FishnFlipsATL 6 місяців тому

    Thank you!!!! I'm definitely making one of these.

  • @MrBeeMeR320D
    @MrBeeMeR320D Рік тому +1

    63°F is like 17°C which is far from cold for an icebath tbh... Other than that, great idea with the reusable bottles IF it can cool to a lot cooler than this. I need the water to be close to 40°F

  • @Great-Tiger
    @Great-Tiger Рік тому +1

    Couldnt you just put frozen water bottles in the bath tub as well?

  • @clips8813
    @clips8813 Рік тому

    solid back yard spot there, do a tour on your back yard

  • @joestockton7016
    @joestockton7016 Рік тому +1

    “It’s so peaceful, yet so chaotic…its beautiful”
    😎

    • @GetAheadWithNick
      @GetAheadWithNick  Рік тому

      😂😂😂 that’s the best way to put it!! Subscribe to see my video testing the cheapest self cleaning and temperature regulated cold plunge I’ve found on the market!

  • @baddinosaur1548
    @baddinosaur1548 7 місяців тому

    Should have gotten the 150 gal tank. Great job.

  • @tompompeii7405
    @tompompeii7405 Рік тому +1

    I was thinking of doing this also, but using larger containers like milk jugs, since I have a large chest freezer

  • @getfedup
    @getfedup Рік тому

    Bigger pieces of ice melt slower and apparently make the water colder as well, look into it with a follow up vid?

  • @mazekid
    @mazekid Рік тому +9

    Amazing work ! You video got my family and I interested in doing this ! Do you think this is worth doing if winter is coming ? If so , do you have any strategies (e.g how can we maintain it I'm the winter , any additional items to support winter usage, etc) thanks in advance from the Rodriguez family! 🙏💕

    • @GetAheadWithNick
      @GetAheadWithNick  Рік тому +4

      Such a cool comment thank you guys for being here!! If your planning on doing it in the winter I recommend keeping the setup near your garage door so it stays cold but not freezing to the point where the water is at a dangerous temperature!! You can also start with cold showers 🧼 so thankful to have you guys here! Subscribe for more 👏🏼

  • @David-ls2eb
    @David-ls2eb Рік тому +2

    Would layering two of the first tub (70gal HDX) you tried that didn’t hold the have worked? I liked that 70 gal because it would be easier to drop the temperature lower and faster with less water and based on you sitting in it at Home Depot it looks to be a perfect size. Anyone else try this? Or is there a reason it’s not doable?

  • @jc7887
    @jc7887 22 дні тому

    This is awesome, thx so much. How did it hold up over time? Did you keep using the water bottles of ice (do they hold up being frozen and melted over and over)?

  • @Giiiiiiiooooooooo
    @Giiiiiiiooooooooo Рік тому

    That pup… hes loyal! 😅 he just stood there on his guard! Lol

  • @bensenjoe7105
    @bensenjoe7105 Рік тому +7

    And to make it even more resourceful, just add an ozone pump to sanitize the water then you don't have to change that out very often either. I like it!

    • @raymond3783
      @raymond3783 Рік тому

      any ozone pump recommendations?

    • @WilliamShaw-ko9yf
      @WilliamShaw-ko9yf 8 місяців тому

      Would you mind linking to one you would recommend?

  • @nateb.1568
    @nateb.1568 Рік тому +1

    You got my subscription! Thanks for the usefully information!

    • @GetAheadWithNick
      @GetAheadWithNick  Рік тому +1

      YOU ROCK NATE! Next video I’ll be testing a new setup that’s self cleaning and temperature regulated!

  • @adamnormandin8576
    @adamnormandin8576 Рік тому +6

    Remember to move around in a cold plunge so that you get the most out of it. You don't want that thermal layer to build up around you.

  • @johnnyrichard6659
    @johnnyrichard6659 Рік тому

    Your dog looks so cute and nice just sitting there

  • @PaceyHoskins
    @PaceyHoskins 2 місяці тому

    great idea with the water bottles

  • @grandgupy2197
    @grandgupy2197 Рік тому

    Hahahaha the cracked edge made me crack up

  • @Detective9208
    @Detective9208 Місяць тому

    Hi Nick, love the video do you add any chemicals to keep the water clear so you don't have to change the water a lot?

  • @waltermatei2886
    @waltermatei2886 Рік тому

    Get cups, fill them with watter and freeze them. You’ll get some big ice cubes that work great if you don’t want a bath with plastic bottles

    • @GetAheadWithNick
      @GetAheadWithNick  Рік тому

      YES! Or an ever easier way is a giant block of ice with a small tubbermaid (3-5L)! Less hassle than the cups or bottles!

  • @BenPikeTheActor
    @BenPikeTheActor Рік тому

    1 of the only situations in life where being short has its advantages

  • @pierret.5304
    @pierret.5304 Рік тому

    Just a small comment : amazing idea and i'm about to do one my self. You should add some chlorine so thee water do not mess out.
    Plus, when you enter the water do not breath heavy by the mouth as you did. Breath by your nose, its way more oxygenating and better for your lungs !
    Great video buddy

  • @CompaCookies
    @CompaCookies Рік тому

    If you want it a tad bit colder make sure to maintain a little movement in your limbs so the thermal layer doesn’t build.

  • @keithdrummond1003
    @keithdrummond1003 Рік тому

    Brilliant.
    Doing the same with 150 gal.

  • @ohbabycarpediem
    @ohbabycarpediem 6 місяців тому

    This is a great idea. What about a lid? Also, do you filter the water at all or how often do you change the water in the tub?

  • @cimarronMC
    @cimarronMC 10 місяців тому

    I want to try it out, but honestly i might just keep the bottles cased together still and just put my legs around ot or something so i dont have to scoop thek all out lol. Also might try using some big ice molds as well, or freeze a few empty milk jugs and leave them in overnight since i want to do it early morning before the sun is out so even it the summer it would already start out fairly cold

  • @josevalderaz2805
    @josevalderaz2805 Рік тому

    Very informative. Will get to making it happen!

  • @TheRideshareHub
    @TheRideshareHub Рік тому

    Awesome video bro! Gonna try to get a setup pretty similar to this!

    • @GetAheadWithNick
      @GetAheadWithNick  Рік тому

      You’re awesome for this comment! Subscribe for more 🤷🏼‍♂️💭

  • @NitsudHam
    @NitsudHam Рік тому

    I have the same tub from tractor supply.

  • @lorinichols1847
    @lorinichols1847 Рік тому

    Where are you fitting all of these water bottles? You'd have to have a lot dedicated freezer space. I use a small chest freezer as my tub because it holds the water temp pretty well, and am thinking of getting a countertop ice maker to supplement what I can fit in my freezer.

  • @suportobor8507
    @suportobor8507 Рік тому

    I hope I will try this in the near future. It looks interesting as hell ! And cold 🥶
    I wish the tub was a little longer so the legs could stay relaxed. Nice video anyway !

  • @kratzman5
    @kratzman5 Рік тому

    Did you take any water out of the bottles? Be afraid of them breaking after time. Either way I love this and doing it this weekend! Just gotta find a Tractor supply

  • @alexandrepesquerel8194
    @alexandrepesquerel8194 Рік тому

    Great idea ! Thanks so much

  • @justincolon1801
    @justincolon1801 Рік тому +1

    Okay so since I live in Florida and it’s 90 degrees during the day wouldn’t the water be so hot id have to dump it everyday lol?

  • @Cranndaddy
    @Cranndaddy 9 місяців тому

    Awesome video bro , earned a sub. Seem like a great guy and the water bottle idea is brilliant