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Target jets or overall
Rustytb2001:
I'm looking to purchase my first hot tub. I have Lupus and Ankylosing spondylitis, so lots of joint and muscle issues,specifically hips and shoulders. Finding a tub with hip jets is not an easy endeavor and although hubby says buy whatever I want, I would really like to keep price below $10k. Will I get good results without having specific jets for my hips? I have a Hot Springs, Caldera, Bullfrog and Artesian dealer responsibly close to me but with my health I'm not sure I feel comfortable wet testing.
wmccall:
--- Quote from: Rustytb2001 on April 20, 2020, 12:43:04 pm ---I'm looking to purchase my first hot tub. I have Lupus and Ankylosing spondylitis, so lots of joint and muscle issues,specifically hips and shoulders. Finding a tub with hip jets is not an easy endeavor and although hubby says buy whatever I want, I would really like to keep price below $10k. Will I get good results without having specific jets for my hips? I have a Hot Springs, Caldera, Bullfrog and Artesian dealer responsibly close to me but with my health I'm not sure I feel comfortable wet testing.
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Welcome to the forum! While we spend $95% of the time in the tub with no jets, they are important. We have owned a 7 person tub and now a 5 person tub and its usually just the two of us in it, so you can move around and use all the seats, in unusual ways :) to get relief where you want it.
CanadianSpaTech:
If you find a brand that you like I might try and contact the manufacturer directly and let them know your situation and perhaps you could special order a spa with jetting where you need it.
castletonia:
Only you will be able to determine if you can live without hip jets. Just like wrist jets, they are not very common. You have a solid list of options. I would personally suggest a wet test since you have specific therapy needs. Just because there are not dedicated hip jets, doesn't mean you cannot get hip therapy. It may be a bit awkward, but try positioning yourself in front of other jets in a manner that get your hips. May not be ideal but it will allow you to broaden your search and keep your budget down.
Rustytb2001:
I stopped in to my local Caldera dealer this morning. They let me come in a half hour before opening because of this virus and my medication weakens my immune system. He has a Marino in stock and full. Gave me a quote of $6399, cover, lifter, steps and delivered. I gave in and set up a wet test Saturday morning with hubby before the store opens. The dealer also carries Nordic that I can wet test Saturday also. Hibby loves a round tub but it didn't look really comfortable to me. The dealer really impressed me with making special accommodations for me and has good reviews.
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