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SaluSpa Realtree MAX-5 AirJet 4-Person Portable Inflatable Hot Tub Spa: Inflated size: 71" x 71" x 26" Filled and assembled weight: about 1,534 lbs. Sturdy I-Beam construction for superior structural stability Outer walls are made of fabric-coated Realtree MAX-5 material Soothing AirJet system Power-saving system: automatic start/stop timer-controlled heating system Heats up to 104 degrees F (40 degrees C) Integrated water filtration system Fast, easy setup, inflates using the spa's pump Soft, insulated floor with convenient drain valve Mosaic print inside and Realtree MAX-5 print outside 2 easy-lift handles to help move the spa pool when empty Reinforced cover with safety lock clips and built-in air chamber for insulation Portable hot tub has a digitally-controlled pump with soft-touch control panel and LED display Pump is supplied with a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI), ground fault trip current not exceeding 6mA Set includes: inflatable spa, inflatable cover, spa pump equipped with an AirJet system, chemical floater, 2 filter cartridges (VI) and a repair patch This item does not ship to California at this time
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| Brand | Bestway |
| Item model number | 14133 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 3 (1 ratings) 3 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 821808141333 |
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Went to a buddies place as he told "dude I got tub, stop over and check it out". I'll admit it I'm a sucker for a hot tub and enjoy the hot water. Grabbed my trunks and a six pack of beer and heading over up the street to his place (walked). A few mins there we went to his backyard and I didn't see the hot tub... keep in mind I'm looking for a big'ol hot tub wrapped in food, roof on it, etc. And then it hits me.... it's camo, small and hidden in the corner of his yard.. the camp threw me off but again that's my buddies Jim's style and I shoulda known. I wasn't feeling the hot tub time looking at this thing my expectations went from an 8 to a 2. I changed in the bathroom, grabbed a towel headed in and set the brew to the side. I was super surprised at this hot tub.. it's really LEGIT. Comfortable, simple, hot, easy to setup and even take down. Uses 1/2-3-4 of the water as a normal tub as well 110v Plug for home use. Comes with filters, lids and all you need. I would state some chemicals such a as shock, chlorine and anti-foam (via Jim). If using an extension cord make it's a big thick one for the power that's needed (grounded). I'll be grabbing one soon for a family Christmas gift as we've used it frequently since!! I'll add a bluetooth/waterproof speaker, blow up neck pillow and extra filters when I order! Maybe some rob's too!!
After being without a hottie for a couple of years. I took a chance and ordered the SaluSpa. I wasn't sure what to expect after only paying $300. Being technical minded, my husband was also doubtful and immediately started trying to find faults, and so far hasn't. It took less than 30 minutes assemble. It did take over 24 hours to reach 104° but the guide said more. I am very happy with my choice. And was happy that I was able to ship it to my home for free.
I bought this Hot Tub because I had always wanted one but did not want to spend thousands on a permanent one so I figured it was worth a try for three hundred bucks. It is great. Very easy to startup and holds heat very well. The only thing is be sure to fill the cover with air before you attach all the hoses or you have to take it apart and don't listen to the two minute fill up on the cover. Fill it full! I put mine on the front porch on a piece of carpet. Its great
Wow...I saw this had good reviews which led me to purchase this and I feel I've already gotten my money's worth after having it just a few short weeks. I got it at the $299 sale price and delivery was quick by FedEx. I planned to set it up on a Saturday morning and it went quite smoothly, although the directions are pretty much pictures only. It took me alone about 30 minutes to lay the tub out and inflate it. The only part I had some confusion with was where they showed the cover being blown up. I did not realize this cover has an air pillow that is inflated to provide even more insulation to keep the heat in the water. The thickness of this hot tub is commercial grade and very sturdy. The pump was easy to setup and operate. It took about three hours to fill and a good 24 hours to get to 104 degrees. I like it hot and the temp does go down significantly (about 4 degrees per 30 minutes for me) when the bubbles are blowing. The massage action is much better than expected and not having seats is not even an issue for me. I placed my tub inside a popup screen room on a sheet of thermal insulation that you use to put on the walls of the house so, in addition to the padded flooring of this tub, it is quite comfortable. I live in South Texas and the screen keeps the bugs out. Ironically, I have an inground pool with a hot tub feature but having to fire up the heater and the expense involved led me to find another alternative for the colder months and this fit the bill perfectly. My pool guy came to provide the chemical treatments and couldn't believe what he was seeing; he was impressed with the quality and output. You can't beat it for the price. If it lasts one season, I'll be happy. I've read other reviews of persons who have had these 2-3 seasons. I believe it. Very happy, and relaxed, customer.
I received my delivery on time and, with the online FedEx tracking option I was able to have it brought to my back entrance, right to my patio. My grandson came over the next day after work and put it up for me. I don't think it took him more than about 90 minutes to be ready to add water. The one downfall to the set up was that the directions we were using were basically diagrams only and not always very clear. Sizing was off so that we ended up using a process of elimination to determine what part the diagram was referring to. Later I did find some written information but my suggestion to manufacturer would be to combine the two into more user-friendly instructions. Now, on to actually using the hot tub...It took less time to heat up than the manual advised. So far I am enjoying it very much and use it each evening before bedtime. Since I have a fenced yard and the hot tub is on my covered patio I am not using the attached clamps on the cover. This makes it much easier (and quicker) for me to remove cover and replace each time. I am having no problem with the cover staying firmly in place. I am in southern Alabama so we are not having extremely cold weather but temperatures have dipped into the high 30's overnight a couple of times lately. I have actually lowered the thermostat on the tub just because I am enjoying it without it being at the max of 104 degrees. I have it set on 100 and when I get out after 20 minutes or so it is showing 97 or 98. When we installed it we did lay down a layer of house wrap as insulation, as another reviewer suggested. That may be helping since it is sitting on a cement slab. So far I am really enjoying this purchase and wish I had 'taken the plunge' years earlier. It is so relaxing to soak a few minutes before bed. The bubbles are stronger than I expected in a portable spa. This isn't a full size hot tub with jets that massage your back but it also doesn't cost a tenth of one of those either. Long term: I don't know how it will affect my electricity bill and if upkeep will become an issue for me.
I received this product at a discounted price in return for my unbiased review. This is my first hot-tub/spa and its completely worth every penny. Its extremely relaxing, especially after a hard day at work. This spa can fit 4 people of average size pretty easily and comfortably. It comes with almost everything that you’ll need to get going. You can very comfortably sit on the spa floor (i.e. wont need to buy sitting cushions). You’ll have to purchase a chemical kit (to maintain pH and alkalinity levels) – these typically would cost another $100 or so. Make sure you pick up some test strips to know the pH, alkalinity, and chlorine/bromine levels. This spa might cost around $5 to get it initially going and then depending on what temperature you set it, it could continue costing $4/day or $1/day. Setup: This spa was really easy to setup, it took me roughly 15 minutes to setup of which 7 were spent inflating the thing. Few tips: follow the instructions; make sure you fill the cover while its inside the seam (you’ll know what I mean once you see it); lastly – the digital panel locks itself in a few minutes, so make sure you know how to unlock it – else you’ll over inflate the spa. Prior to filling it with water, I would also recommend putting it on some temperature insulation pad. This will minimize the cooling impact from the ground. Filling this tub with water can take anywhere from 2-4 hours. If you are filling this with cold water, it might take the spa anywhere from 12 hours to 25 hours to heat the water to 104 degress. Given that the heating element on the spa runs on 120V, the max it can pull is around 1200 Watts which turns to heating the water by around 1-2 Fahrenheit an hour. This SPA gets pretty heavy once filled. So don’t plan to move it post filling or don’t put it on your deck that cant support heavy loads. Usage: The functions on the digital panel are pretty easy. One is to turn on the water recirc, one to turn on heat, one to turn on bubbles. The bubbles are great, but typically cool the water down really fast as the pump pulls ambient air and throw it in. So use it cautiously. The air pump is as loud as a vacuum cleaner, while the water recirc is pretty silent - wont even hear it. If this is placed outdoors, you can easily have conversation while the pump is on. Maintenance: Its pretty easy. I would recommend taking a shower before going in and making sure your bathing suite is free from chemicals. Have your pH measuring strip, pH up and pH down ready, some bromine/chlorine tablets/granules ready. Bromine typically has less odor, but you can read up more online and figure out what works for you. Also, if using bromine, try to get the granules with shock to convert it to free bromine. The bubbles feature is great to mix all the chemicals. If you aren’t using the Spa, I’d recommend keeping the temperature between 95F and 100F. Will help reduce your energy bill dramatically. Lastly – try to clean the filters regularly and buy some spare filters. Will help in smoother running of the spa.
So far sooo great! We have only had this spa for about a week now and we have really enjoyed soaking in it. My husband and my son set it up in about 45 minutes outside near the back patio but we soon had to move it to the garage because the weather was about to get really cold. After having it in the garage for a couple of days we think that it's even better and more convenient in that location at least for the remainder of the winter. The materials that it's made out of seem very sturdy. We owned a large hard shell spa for many years that was great, but in many ways this one has many of the same features and for a much smaller price tag. Took the advice of another reviewer and bought two 8x4 sheets of housing insulation and cut them to a 71 1/2 in circle and wrapped the raw edges in duck tape. (YouTube) This makes a great pad for the spa to sit on. I am thinking of repeating a smaller version of it for the top of the spa so I don't have to take the spa cover off and on all the time which can be cumbersome and is a bit of a pain. Negative: The only negative that we can come up with is that the instruction booklet has numbered pictures but should also have written explanations that correspond to those pictures/numbers. This could save time and bad words when assembling for the first time. All in all though, the end product when all the cussing is over is pretty sweet! A
Bought this under 2 months ago. I love it and don't want to pack it up for repair. Luck of the draw I guess with a leak. As stated there is a 6 month warranty on the liner. 1 on the pump. I also bought a 4 year one from Wal-Mart. Being inflatable I wasn't taking chances. I have a family party in 2 weeks. Not enough time to send it out and get it back. We will try the soapy water spray to find it and patch it for now. So the jets! How many?? NONE! It has a channel that runs 3/4s the way around with 50 or so holes that create your bubbles. I do recommend Intex weighted adjustable height chairs. No on the inflatable neck rest. Yes on the twin cup holder. Buy a $1 square minnow net to scoop pine needles etc. We bought all sorts of oils. Jasmine or citrus are nice. Have hand towels handy. I use an oscillating fan if it's too steamy. I also have a large mosquito canopy. Filters are very easy to change. Set up was really easy. It does take 24 hours or so to heat up. Plan ahead if you're using at a certain time. 2-3 degrees an hour. Most Wal-Mart's have spa chemicals year round. We also got the stairs with storage. It says do not store chemicals due tok liability. Never mix liquid and dry. We got the underwater lights for around $10...not really needed. We used them once. Even with the air leak I am giving it 5 stars due to easy of use. Value for the money. Customer service. And plus...its CAMO!
I received this product at a discounted price in return for my unbiased review. this worked out really awesome because we were looking to get a Spa. I hadn't considered getting an inflatable Spa but, I'm really happy we got this one. Very easy to set up, and got hot in less than 24 hours. The construction feels very good. I was concerned I would have to inflate and deflate and wait for the water to heat up as needed... but, the construction is very good so i am totally happy just leaving it up. I haven't had it for long, so i cant speak to electricity costs or longevity, but based on what I know so far i have high expectations. I will post pictures soon.
First of all, this is my second hot tub spa. I had a Coleman Lazy Spa from June 2015 to December 2016 before it started leaking (around the 3 connectors and the spa jet plastic area pouch inside blew off). This SaluSpa was a good replacement so far. They are both made by BestWay. It is a little shorter than the Coleman and the sides are not as stiff (you cannot sit on the sides of the SaluSpa). The cover is alot more flimsy but it is alot lighter. It heats great, and filters good. The worst thing about this spa is... the pump motor is much louder than the Coleman and the clips on the cover are a pain in the butt. Time will only tell if it will last a year and a half.