Zerobody Cryo – Dry Floatation Cryotherapy Bed
A new generation of cold therapy
Experience advanced cold therapy with the Starpool Zerobody Cryo Bed – an innovative dry floatation bed designed to deliver the benefits of cold water immersion without getting wet.
This state-of-the-art cryotherapy equipment uses controlled cooling technology to lower skin temperature in a dry, weightless environment. Designed for comfort with powerful results, Zerobody Cryo offers a deeply relaxing wellness experience that supports both physical recovery and mental well-being.
- Dry, non-invasive cryotherapy
- Full-body cooling with patented water membrane technology
- Short sessions with powerful wellness results
- Relaxing, consultant-guided experience
What Makes Zerobody Cryo Different
Unlike traditional ice baths or nitrogen-based cryotherapy beds, the Zerobody Cryo bed delivers cold therapy using an advanced membrane filled with temperature-controlled water (typically 4–6°C). Your body remains completely dry while the skin is gently cooled, creating the effects of cold immersion without the need to get wet.
Targeted Cold Therapy Without Getting Wet
By cooling the surface of your skin, Zerobody Cryo stimulates your immune and metabolic systems, triggering a cascade of benefits linked to recovery, relaxation, and balance.
Cryotherapy Benefits You Can Feel
Cold therapy is widely used across wellness, beauty, and sports environments, and the Zerobody Cryo experience offers a gentle yet effective alternative to traditional methods. Here’s what you can expect from a cryotherapy session at The Tanning Shop:
- Reduced stress and enhanced relaxation
- Accelerated muscle recovery
- Relief from muscle and joint tension
- Immune system support
- Skin rejuvenation
How to Use the Zerobody Dry Floatation Bed
In your private room, undress to your comfort level - most clients opt for swimwear or sportswear - and lie down on the cryo bed.
A consultant will enter the room and cover your body with the patented membrane, leaving your head uncovered.
Using a touch-screen control, your consultant will begin your session as the bed gently lowers and the membrane fills with cooled water.
Once your session ends, the bed slowly rises, the membrane is removed, and you’re free to dress and continue your day feeling refreshed.
How the Zerobody Cryo Bed Works
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