Whole body,
head included.
Both chambers are walk-in cabins, so the whole body is in the cold air. Frost sessions run from one to five minutes.
Walk through a sessionMEET SUPERHUMAN CRYO
Three minutes.
Whole-body cold.
All-electric walk-in cryotherapy chambers for spas, gyms and wellness centers.
No liquid nitrogen to buy, store or handle.
See the chambers Two chambers · Pricing announced soon
FROM THE PEOPLE BEHIND
SUPERHUMAN CHAMBERS
SUPERHUMAN CHAMBERS
THE NEXT SERVICE ON YOUR MENU
Cold air.
A few minutes.
Nothing to refill.
A guest in dry clothing, gloves and socks steps into a cabin of very cold, dry air, stays for a few minutes and steps out. Our chambers make that cold with electricity alone, so there are no nitrogen deliveries, tanks or vapour to manage.
See how a session worksWHY ELECTRIC?
A simpler way
to run cold.
For operators who want a cold service without a nitrogen supply chain.
Whole body,
Electricity,
not deliveries.
The main running cost is electricity. Frost is rated at 4 kW, so you can estimate the bill from your own rate and opening hours.
Run the numbersTwo chambers.
One clear choice.
A compact air-cooled chamber and a larger flagship. Compare the space, power and service each one needs before you choose.
Compare the chambersTHE CHAMBERS
Frost and
Fjord.
Two all-electric walk-in chambers, built for us by a manufacturing partner.
The compact chamber
Frost
A walk-in chamber for one guest. Cold air from −40 °C to −80 °C, sessions of one to five minutes, and no liquid nitrogen to buy or store.
- One guest, head included
- −40 °C to −80 °C cabin air
- 1–5 minute sessions
- All-electric, no nitrogen
Explore Frost Pricing announced soon
The flagship chamber
Fjord
A larger all-electric walk-in chamber for operators who want a flagship cold service. Its full specification is confirmed with your quote.
- Walk-in, head included
- All-electric, no nitrogen
- Specification confirmed with your quote
Explore Fjord Pricing announced soon
Product images are renders edited from the manufacturer’s images, not photographs of a delivered unit.
THE SESSION
Step in.
A few minutes.
Step out.
A short, supervised session in cold, dry air.
01
Screen and prepare.
Staff check each guest against your screening questions. Skin and clothing must be dry, with gloves, socks and footwear on.
02
A few minutes inside.
The guest stands in the cabin while a trained operator watches the whole session.
03
See how it works Step out and warm up.
The guest leaves the cabin and warms up at room temperature.
FROST, AT A GLANCE01 / 02
Cabin air
Set from −40 °C to −80 °C on the touch panel.
Concept illustration of manufacturer settings. Not an operating protocol.
ELECTRIC VS NITROGEN
The price tag isn’t the running cost.
Nitrogen units buy their cold by the tank. Electric chambers buy it from the grid. Compare how each one runs, then model payback with your own numbers.
FIND YOUR FIT
Your floor.
Your service.
Three commercial settings, three ways to run cold.
What is an electric cryotherapy chamber?+
A walk-in cabin that a refrigeration system cools to very low temperatures. A guest steps inside for a short session in cold, dry air, then steps out.
Ours are all-electric: the cold comes from refrigeration compressors, not liquid nitrogen.
Are the chambers FDA-cleared?+
No. Superhuman Cryo chambers are not FDA-cleared to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Nothing on this site is medical advice.
Offer a session as a cold experience, not as a treatment for any condition.
How much space do I need?+
Frost is 2300 mm high, 1100 mm wide and 1500 mm deep, and needs 1250 × 1600 mm of floor including the door handle. It weighs 400 kg and arrives in a crate 2500 mm tall.
Check door openings, ceiling height and floor loading along the whole delivery route, not just in the room itself.
How much does a chamber cost?+
Pricing is announced soon. Until then, tell us about your space and we’ll send prices and a quote for your site.
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