Hot Tub Forum
Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: hawkman on December 01, 2004, 10:37:15 am
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Yea or Nay? ???
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We didn't care for the ones we tested, so we got a spa without.
Brewman
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Yea. I like them. But I sure have a lot of people tell me they float out of them. I encourage people who are shopping for a lounger to try one out wet first. Be it a friend's spa, or a wet test in the showroom of the nearby HotSpring dealer.
Or other dealer, I suppose.... ;)
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We love ours. We have the Artesian Grand Bahama and my favorite seat is the lounger. We have the rough texture on the acrylic, and it seems to hold you in place better than the slick ones.
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Love the lounger in our Chairman II, first tub we have that had a lounger, should got it sooner. 8)
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Nay, from me. Happy not to have one.
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Its one of the least used seats in our tub, but I'm still glad its there. I use it once in awhile. We are a family of three and I intentionally bought a 6 seat tub. Its also the shallowest seat so sometimes the shorter people will use it as a cool down seat.
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I love it. I love the foot massage ours has, it also has some jets that do the back of your legs. The wife doesn't like it much as she can not reach the foot jets. We could have got the exact same tub we have with out the lounger but when we wet tested both, I liked the lounger. We have a Coast Mountain Spa (robson model).
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Love the lounger! Only place you can stretch out when the tub is full.
Jonathan
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I wet tested several tubs with loungers, but found that I tended to float out of them.
Happy without one! This way, my husband and I both get a moto-massage jet at the same time, instead of fighting for it!!!
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I wet tested several tubs with loungers, but found that I tended to float out of them.
shall I quote that great music writer, Randy Newman?
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I wouldn't say he is a "great" music writer!
He hasn't won that elusive Oscar yet!!!
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I like the lounge. My wife and I will never like the same lounger. The ones I like she floats out of (ie D1 Chairman) the one she likes (Coleman 471) is too short for me. Knees in the face.
This is the challenge for any couple with 1' difference in height.
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This is the challenge for any couple with 1' difference in height.
Or different builds: my lovely and gracious wife and I are the same hieght standing, but she has a longer torso than I, so we are two or more inches different when seated.
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I sure love the lounger in my LSX. I think many people may not like them because they just didn't find the right lounger for them. I know that I've soaked in loungers that did not feel as comfy as mine. And there's no way another type of seat can compare to a lounger when it comes to stargazing....... ::)
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. And there's no way another type of seat can compare to a lounger when it comes to stargazing....... ::)
Absolutely. ;D
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Love mine - Sundance Cameo.
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Yea for me. But my wife doesn't like it as she floats out of it. Boobs are good for some things and not for others.... :-)
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Loungers don't like me, they floated me away every time I tested one. Must be a girl thing :)
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Loungers don't like me, they floated me away every time I tested one. Must be a girl thing :)
I don't float away too much, don't think sex has anything to do with it. ;D
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Loungers don't like me, they floated me away every time I tested one. Must be a girl thing :)
Lose the suit and the floating usually stops.
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I don't float away too much, don't think sex has anything to do with it. ;D
Women do tend to float more than men. We have a greater bone density and they also come equipped with personal floatation devices of varioous sizes. ;)
HTM
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I've heard that Canadian women come in varioos sizes and float like ice cubes.
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Love the idea of a lounger but have yet to find a comfortable one so my tub don't no have one.
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The one that fits me best is in the "Trinidad," the Hot Spot tub - this is the low-end line that is a crossover from Caldera. It fits me like a glove! I had to try it wet to be sure, and it is wonderful. I have a Vista, which is an awesome spa, but the recliner just doesn't fit like that Trinidad did. Er, Trinidad does.
Anyway, keep trying. There are plenty of different shapes and sizes amongst loungers.
And if you float but want to stick with it, try no suit, or less suit. Then try a "no float" belt or something similar.
Worth a shot if you happen to like the lounge.