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I've had mine about a month and so far it's allright. Can't complain for the price

Evening, the hot tub isn't the biggest but me and the Mrs can both fit in fine. Easy to setup, been it a couple of times now and no complaints. Definitely not built to the same standards as my old Lazy Spa but at the moment seems good value for money but only time will tell.

What's it like?

State of that.

Will go great on the decking, next to the beer cooler, fire pit, various plastic gnomes, plastic leaf screening and suspended egg seat.

Not to mention the time to drain fill and heat is 4 hrs vs 2 days

That's a VERY good idea. As much as hot water isn't cheap, its far cheaper than an electric heater!

Awesome tip! (y) All stick to indoor jacuzzi... but it just makes me laugh when they call it "rapid heating system" (embarrassed)

Little pro tip buy a hose connector that fits ur kitchen tap. Not the plastic one that clamps on but a metal screw one and run it off the boiler to heat and fill Costs like a pound to heat for 2 hours and fill it up past 40 deg rather than ur first fill taking 24 hrs on cold water

Not true mine has 2 years but then again this is their flagship model

didn’t think it would go hot . went cold quickly though (lol) (y)

Thanks for this @craig2301 Prices for spas/tubs are a bit crazy right now so I think that'll account for the cold votes. Hopefully things will improve there soon :)

Helsinki was 4 months ago 550 on Amazon and b&q if you paid 800 for it price definitely increased on avarage Helsinki was 600 before lockdown. Alot of the stuff you can get cheaper if you look for it, but most are out of stock, you were just very lucky I guess with what you found. It took me about 2 months to find filters for mine. I found some chemicals at Tesco but stupid amount like 5 kg of chlorine granules which is enough for like 5 years for a hottube if you would keep it out all year XD You are correct eBay is overpriced as is Amazon at the moment general hottube stores have the chemicals but if you would be able to pick up in store it would be cheaper but delivery cost of those shops are to high at the moment.

I got the in-laws a lazy z spa Helsinki used stock informer paid £800 usually £850 lazy z spa direct, got 12 filters for £27 usually £5.99 for two chlorine tablets £11 with a floater and chemical kit I paid £40 for a-bit that £10 over priced but if you look hard enough you can get bits at the right price just don’t use eBay lazy z spa you can sign up for stock notifications for all parts

Chemicals that are needed to maintain it have massively increased in prices and the filters that are required are sold out everywhere, would think twice about getting one at the moment.

Is it worth the money for these inflatable hot tubs? Or better to invest in a proper one?

Why’s that?

Yeah check sold prices. All the 2 to 4 man going for 500 600 plus becaise there is no stock anywhere. Only posted this because it was a site with stock in June to be honest.

Yeah but does anyone bid? Just because its on doesn't mean it sells...if they do bid then that's just crazy

Check ebay prices gone wild

Perhaps in winter and if you are lucky.

Not long after I posted this deal, strange as it got voted cold but was obviously a great deal

But one and you'll soon be havana good time!

£250 is the target price for this kind of item.

OOS

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It is essential if you’ve got kids who aren’t going to be back in school until September.

Cracking little deal this . Time to get the toes wet

Out of stock unfortunately 😞

Out of stock :-(

I bought one from there a couple of years ago, the loops that attached on the springs started to snap, get what you pay for.

Just grabbed a 10ft from smyths £109 Cracking for the money

Still £299 onAmazon with 4.5 stars out of 5 so can’t see how so many are calling it a bad deal. A brand new Ferrari for 30K when you can get a Fiesta for 10K so it must be a bad deal to use An analogy.

Bet you can't bounce nearly as high as the extortionate price for this rubber mat on legs.

It's not about the quality of the trampoline but what stupid things you can do on one that counts! MM

OPS.

thats also another problem with these - the pump is built into the unit itself. go for a lazyspa if you can

I had an MSpa hot tub, the circular one Silver cloud I think. It lasted all of two years before the pump unit (which is built into the inflatable) died on me. That was with it only being run during the summer and being packed away in the shed for winter. The build quality is pretty cheap. Replaced it this year with an Intex Spa and I'm much happier with it, build quality is much better and the pump unit is separate so it's easy to detach the pool and clean it out when I change the water.

My cat drowned in one of these - Cold.

This thing once heated up hardly costs you a penny. Very well designed and a cracking buy.

Due to the fact that the 4-6 person won't fit down the side of my house - if I wanted it at the top of the garden I would be looking at £600+ in either paving or decking, power etc

The price is cheapest around but why would you buy a 2 person hot tub for that price when you can get a 6 person hot tub for £100 cheaper. voted hot for the price though