Recalibrate the Right Way
This issue, we look at where retailers focus their energy when the easy answers aren’t there.
This issue, we look at where retailers focus their energy when the easy answers aren’t there.
Cold plunging in lakes and oceans has long appealed to athletes and wellness enthusiasts, but those experiences aren’t always accessible or practical. When cold tubs for the home were introduced, they sparked a new category, with all the celebrity and influencer hype, and sales surged.
Despite once being outliers, swim spas and cold tubs — also called ice baths or cold plunges — are emerging as popular products in the hot tub industry.
Master Spas announced the launch of the Michael Phelps Sweaty GOAT Saunas by Master Spas, a line of infrared saunas designed to take relaxation and wellness to the next level.
In Northern California, the idea of transforming wine barrels into hot tubs struck Rolf Engelhard and Denis Kasten in 1976.
There’s a growing trend toward cold-water therapy, and Master Spas is at the forefront with its new line of Michael Phelps Chilly GOAT cold tubs.
Cold tubs have grown in popularity in recent years due to their purported health benefits. Unlike the hot tub, cold tubs don’t have therapeutic jet massages and aren’t meant to be lounged in for hours on end with friends.
The cold plunge trend is hitting the hot tub industry and Audrey Markiton from Passion Spas is here to explain…