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Overview Top Picks How to Choose Compare Benefits Brands Space Ownership Learn FAQ Hot Tubs Hot Tubs — Wood-Burning & Immersion Models from $2,490 to $7,320 Peak Primal Wellness carries hot tubs from two respected brands, Dundalk LeisureCraft and SaunaLife, covering everything from compact single-person immersion tubs to spacious wood-burning soakers built for groups of seven. Prices run from $2,490 to $7,320, so there is a genuine range here whether you want a minimalist cold-and-hot therapy setup or a full outdoor centerpiece. Most people shopping this category fall into two camps: those who want the therapeutic side of contrast bathing (cycling between hot and cold water) and those who want a traditional communal soak for relaxing with family or friends after a long day. The decision really comes down to capacity, how you want to heat the water, and whether you need electrical infrastructure or prefer the simplicity of a wood-fired system. Entry Point: The SaunaLife Model S1N starts at $2,490, making it one of the most accessible single-person hot and cold immersion tubs available with a natural finish and no electricity required for the tub itself. Premium Option: The SaunaLife Model S2BC tops the lineup at $7,320, pairing a 2-person immersion tub with a built-in combination water chiller and heater so you can switch between cold plunge and hot soak without any separate equipment. Materials & Build: Dundalk LeisureCraft uses Canadian White Cedar exteriors, Western Red Cedar interiors, and 5052 marine-grade aluminum liners; SaunaLife Soak-Series tubs are built from Thermo-Spruce with stainless steel heating components. Athletic Recovery: Contrast therapy, alternating between hot and cold immersion, is a recovery staple for competitive athletes and serious fitness enthusiasts; the SaunaLife S-series immersion tubs are purpose-built for exactly this kind of repeated cycling. General Wellness: For daily stress relief, muscle relaxation, and better sleep, a w