Hot Tub Forum
Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: Tall Man on August 21, 2018, 06:25:35 pm
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Hello all! I'm 6'-4" and 32 inseam. I've accumulated a few neck, upper back and shoulder injuries and believe a hot tub would help me. I usually slouch down with my tail bone on the front edge of the seat to get jets where they're needed, or set at an angle to the side. This is trading one pain for another. Is there a tub out there (one or two person) with a greater distance from the base of seat to the top jet? Looking around online the two person spas are often 110 volt...I want force like a pressure washer. Any ideas?
Thanks, Tinker
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They may be bigger than what you are looking for seats-wise but check into some bullfrog tubs. We have the opposite problem as my wife is short and she thought the water level was too high for her in them. They had great power though and you can pick the jet packs that give you upper back and neck relief.
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Hello all! I'm 6'-4" and 32 inseam. I've accumulated a few neck, upper back and shoulder injuries and believe a hot tub would help me. I usually slouch down with my tail bone on the front edge of the seat to get jets where they're needed, or set at an angle to the side. This is trading one pain for another. Is there a tub out there (one or two person) with a greater distance from the base of seat to the top jet? Looking around online the two person spas are often 110 volt...I want force like a pressure washer. Any ideas?
Thanks, Tinker
Spas that are for 2 people will typically NOT be very deep no matter the manufacturer. At a minimum you need to sit in them dry to see which even stand a chance and then wet sit what you think you want to buy.