Coldest soak (ambient, not water temp)

[cloose]

What is the coldest that everyone has braved disrobing for a soak?

Granted, this is my first winter with a spa, but I did -30C (-22F) about a month ago and it was wonderful!

 

[Tman122]

-21F....to cold. 10-30 above perfect.

 

[Alan]

+4F.  It was a totally still clear night.  I don't think it has gotten colder than that in the 3.5 years I've owned my tub.  Ironically the next night it warmed to 22 with a driving wind, so we didn't soak.

 

[cooltoy2000]

-7°C

 

[jfish63]

-4f

 

[rayman]

On the coldest of cold nights I will go in without hesitation but if i's cold and windy I hesitate, I still go in but I hesitate at the door.  -30c no problem


Ray

 

[cooltoy2000]

 

[thearm]

minus 17 degrees F. A little tough getting in but no problem when it was time to get out.

 

[gores95]

Hey Cooltoy...where do you live?  Close to Calgary?

 

[Spatech_tuo]

0º K (but there was no wind).

 

[neocacher]

Probably -10F.  Maybe I will get a chance to beat my personal record this year.

Neo

 

[WHY_NOT]

8 degrees Farenheit with a wind chill of -5. I had a ski mask on.

 

[neocacher]

Hey CT! I see the -39 degrees F, but it didnt look like you got in!
Hey, also noticed that -39F = -39C . What a coincidence!

LOL

Neo

 

[cooltoy2000]

Hey Cooltoy...where do you live?  Close to Calgary?

Yes, very close. Right in it.

 

[cooltoy2000]

Hey CT! I see the -39 degrees F, but it didnt look like you got in!
Hey, also noticed that -39F = -39C . What a coincidence!

LOL

Neo

Not my picture, but I thought it was approprite for the topic.

 

[cooltoy2000]

0º K (but there was no wind).

Good thing there was no wind chill. Nothing worse then -273°C with a wind chill added to it.

 

[tonyp]

0º K (but there was no wind).

If I remember my physics correctly - wind would be an impossibility.

 

[Gomboman]

It's been colder than normal in Southern California. The other night I got in at around 40°F. It was kind of nice.

 

[Tyheethan]

5f but I have only owned my tub for 6 days.

 

[anne]

If I remember my physics correctly - wind would be an impossibility.

I think youre right. Absolute zero means absolutely no movement.