Portable Bathtub for Adults, 56" Foldable Collapsible Soaking Bath/Ice Bath

Perfect tub for me! Bought a house that has 2 bathrooms-1 has shower only, 1 has standard (low-rise) tub. I love to take deep, hot soaking baths (with foaming lavender), so I decided to try this tub out. Fits my shower perfectly. It's deep, keeps the water hot-to-warm for an hour or more, and it's ridiculously easy to drain and rinse out. I simply unplug the floor drain and almost all of the water drains straight into the shower drain. All I do is lift the opposite end a few inches and the rest is gone too. Then I just take a large mug or a pitcher and rinse it down with about four mugs/pitchers full. It comes with an attachable side tray for my soap, loofah, razor, etc. which can be attached inside the tub or outside. I put a small teak table right outside my shower door to hold my phone/music, glass of whatever I'm in the mood to drink and items like my shampoo, body wash, towel and more. It has a hose to attach if you need it, a notch to prop up a handheld shower head if you have one. I don't. I literally turn on the rain shower head in my shower and fill the tub. It takes about 15-20 minutes to fill and less than 5 to empty. I recommend this tub to anyone who needs a relaxing soak. Having said that, I'm only 5'2" and I can float and soak in this tub. If you're taller (which most people are), just bend your knees a little and enjoy.

I live in a small apartment that only has a shower but I love taking baths. I have a bad back and not having a bathtub to soak in was really hard. When I found this I really didn’t know if it would work or if I’d like it but it’s the best purchase I’ve probably ever made for myself besides my bed. It was easy to set up and is easy to take down but I don’t take it down since I use it every day or two. It’s a lot deeper than I imagined it would be and I’ve owned homes that had big jacuzzi tubs in them. What I like the most about it is it seems to hold the heat better than regular bathtub’s do and the material is very comfortable to relax in. It holds the water well and the material seems very strong. I don’t think it looks bad but mine is hidden in my shower stall so easy to hide from view. If you had to take it down and store it you wouldn’t need much room it really flattens up to take up little space. It’s a great buy and honestly can’t believe I found it and could afford it.

OK. This deserves much better than a five star review. It's as close to perfect as one can get coming from a walk in shower. Problems: the drain does not connect super well and I may have to glue it at some point. You don't need to use the drain but they give you a little rubber stopper and the stopper does not want to stay in too well but it does stay in. The soap dish is not any good. There is a soap dish that hangs off the right side but in reality it hangs at an angle and looks ugly so I got rid of it. It has a light that I haven't used yet because it didn't come with the battery. At some point I will get the battery for the remote but until then it's no big deal. When you feel this thing you don't feel it with the shower head on or it will steam up the whole bathroom. What you do is you unscrew the shower head and just drop the hose into the tub. At the very end you can put the shower head back on to make some extra bubbles if you want. I am 6 ft tall 220 lb and I fit all the way with my shoulders under the water. I have not had a tub like this since well since I sat in a very deep jacuzzi. Lengthwise it holds my entire body with my feet crisscrossed a little bit at the end or I can put the feet up top at the end. When I am finished with my bath I just unplug the two plugs and I get out and I walk away and about 10 minutes later if I feel like it I can pull up the back of the tub about 3 in and wait about 10 seconds and it'll drain the last half gallon out of the bottom of the tub. They didn't quite design it right to fully drain the tub. This does have a few design flaws in it but it's nothing to worry about people. The basic thing is that you're able to take a hot bath in a very soft to your body silicone tub. If I have guests coming over I can take this down in about 60 seconds. Maybe less. But I have already showered it at once and it wasn't a problem at all. I have taken about seven baths in the first 3 days and it's complete bliss. I got a quote to renovate my bathroom just the water area not the toilet or the sink or the anything else for the floor just the toilet area and it was $19,000 from costco. Instead I paid $250 for this and I bought an additional $10 soap dispenser to be at my eye level and I bought an additional soap bar dispenser to be at my eye level and then I bought two portable shelves for a total of $12 for the two shelves that look like they were professionally installed. I now have a complete Spa experience. If this thing wears out and breaks in a year I'll keep buying it over and over and over again.

This Tub works almost ok for me. "But" I really need it to be 3 more inches wider and 3 inches longer though. I'd pay an extra $50 for that. Im 5'5 and 1/2 inches tall and weigh 235Lbs with a Big Butt. < Remember this part as you read all of my Book. Lol! So Note: that's for me & those shaped like me back there when that part of the Body spreads out on our back side. It interfears with the seating length. And is one reason i need those 3 extra inches each way. I tried to put a lot of details about the Tub in about 14 pics with video included. Unfortunately, "Already Taken" Photos will not upload for these reviews of mines. Could be just my phone. And hard to do all the bending to complete demos all over again due to Pain and Nurve damage. I will try and add more pics to show the actual full measurements as I pull the Tub out to use each time "IF" i keep it. Because it doesn't fully Cater to my bodys length and width. That may become an issue. It's a very light weighted Tub though being it's size. But I will try to continue showing details as I have it. Because I along with a lot of other people have so many unanswered questions that aren't in a lot of reviews or on Sellers page descriptions of products. Like, is it "Sturdy"? I say Yes upon my inspection of all the material used is thick and well put together and Very Sturdy. A lot of things people are wild and careless with, will eventually brake or mess up. So taking care of it should make it last. Also I did see some reviews where people showed bow out brakes at the top. Maybe not try to put all your lift out weight on the arms pushing outwards of this type of Tub or "Sitting" on the top edges would help a Lot!! It's not built for that. "Common Sence" tells you that upon even just Eyeball Inspection. I put it up aside of something I can lift out on and apply more of my lifting pressure to. I did try to do my best here yall. And this is a Big purchase. So when pushing "Buy Now", One does need a lil more confidence to go on and tap that Yellow! I don't care how deep ones pockets are. Mines definitely aren't... Just happy they're was a Return option. Or i may not have bought it. So anyways! I'm close to satisfied with it but not completely. Due to needing those extra few inches, because of my Backside/Butt to Foot length, Hips and Upper Body Width. And i did forget to say earlier that my Hips are kinda wide too. This Tub does expand some when filled for more width space though. But not quite enough for my the type of physique. It's also pretty deep if you're not so Tall. The Tub itself is sturdy and thick. And I also agree with others that the Legs are a lil hallow so have to be careful with those. Taking good care of it hopefully will help it hold up with the times of usage. Updated 4/2/26: So this is right at 2 weeks later and I've taken my second bath and was able to do live pics. In these photos shows how much I can fill being my size. There are no leakes so far, and the drain hose measures roughly the length of 114 & 1/2 inches. So it's a pretty long Hose. Hope this all helps. Final Update 4/19/26: So I ended up sending the Tub back. As I had stated in my first review, the width and length was the continuing issue for me. Having "Several" Disabilities along with Nurve Damage all over & in both Arms. Also have Plantars Faciitis in both feet. I am a mess. I needed good space with no serious pressure points. But the Tub is "just fine" for someone smaller and shorter than me with no Spreading Butt, Hips and aching Arms. Bummer in my case. So Yall try it though! It is really a Grate investment for ones needs. But be really sure of your measurements. Take from Mines. I did list them up^ in my first review. Of course you will know if you've read this far. Also the measurements are pretty accurate in the Sellers statement. But remember they Measure complete from end to end. They don't account for just the inside of the Tub. Although they should. Which so importantly counts for your full Body fit. And so sorry i forgot to take that last chance to do those inside measurements before I shipped it back. Ill see if I saved those pic measurements and come back and at least type them all in. Take Care All!

**June 2026 Update** I've now had this portable bathtub for 8 months and I want to update my review to five stars. I was originally very happy with the product, but concerned about the support legs, so I gave it four stars. I was wrong, the product has held up very well! I use it a few times a week when I'd rather relax in the tub instead of taking a shower. For anyone that lives in a home or apartment with no bathtub, I highly recommend this product for a muscle relaxing, hot bath! If I had to choose a portable bathtub for the first time, this would be my first choice. My review title was "Will it hold up to the test of time?" and the answer is YES! I'm so satisfied with my purchase! ****This is my original four star review: "This portable bathtub is fantastic in terms of size, comfort, and overall usefulness. It’s deep enough for a full soak, holds heat surprisingly well, and folds away easily when I’m done. For anyone in an apartment or a small bathroom, it really does make baths possible again. However — the foldout support legs are a serious design flaw. The first tub I received had legs that were already cracked, so I had to exchange it. Even on the replacement, the plastic on the legs looks stressed right out of the box, like it’s under tension or not designed to handle repeated folding. It doesn’t feel like those legs will last long-term, and they’re definitely the weakest part of the entire product. The bottom of the tub sits flat against the shower floor, so the legs aren’t holding up the weight of a full bathtub, but if the legs break, the tub is useless. A minor issue that many people not care about is the attachable storage “basket”. It needs to be deeper. If the manufacturer reinforces the legs or uses a stronger hinge/locking mechanism, this would be an easy 5-star item. As it is, the tub itself is great but the leg quality needs real improvement."

I have actually realllllly loved this bathtub, have had it over a year... no leaks or anything like that, but about four months in, it started to develop some kind of mold in the silicone that has now spread through most of the silicone and really doesn't feel safe to soak in, lol ... not sure about this as I keep the tub clean.. thanks for your support if you get this to the Seller as there is no way to contact the seller. I will happily change this review if the seller contacts me.

Best purchase I’ve made in years. Great tub, easy to put up and take down. Great for post run soaks and relaxing. I highly recommend this for people who want a bathtub and not the construction mess. Awesome item!!!

We had our tub ripped out so a disabled family member would be able to have a handicap, accessible shower and be able to roll in with their wheelchair. I immediately missed my tub and since we only had one bathroom, I was missing a bath something terrible. I bought this product figuring if it didn’t work it would just have to be returned and I didn’t get my hopes up. But it is easier than it even looks in the description to open & close. It is lighter than you can even imagine. I easily fold it up and carry it all the way down to my basement steps every time. I thought I would probably just leave it in the shower until my family member needs to get in there… But it was literally just TOO EASY to not take out each time to restore the shower to its normal appearance. I was concerned by a few reviews in which people had difficulty draining it. I fill this thing all the way to the top almost… And its way deeper than a normal tub. And I can easily drain it from the bottom plug even when it’s full. I think people have difficulty have pans that were in properly installed that lie to flat and do not slightly tilt towards the pan drain. Prior to using it the first time a friend questioned whether the water would stay hot in a plastic tub. The water stays so hot! I’ve taken very long baths in it. I soaked for almost 3 hours before water became tepid. I was excited that it was far better than my expectations. (and also use too much hot water and wanted to get the most out of it lol!) **I will also say that it is narrow**. Check the measurements and consider the width. I am 5’4” 115lbs and can move around freely in the tub. Lastly, there is no natural curve at the bottom where the floor meets the back so I would recommend getting a pad and bath pillow to put in that space behind the lower back.