To Lounger or NOT to Lounger. That is the Question for Your Next Hot Tub Purchase.

Loungers can be a plus or minus depending on the person. There are clear advantages and disadvantages that hot tub owners of the past know all too well. For one, it takes up more space. Yet, with the fact that the average number of users in a tub is two, why not maximize the full-body massage capabilities with at least one? Maybe two? Old style loungers made lighter people float. See how Arctic Spas made improvements in seat designs assisted by customer input to keep people in their seats.
John Keirstead is your host again, and the Arctic Spas CUSTOM Series "Cub" is your guest star. Time to "sit back" and "soak it all in!"

[@johnr5110]

Great presentation on a lounge set up- thank you for reinforcing my decision.. I completely agree on the levels of comfort a couple seeks out- I always gravitate towards our living room lounge chair & my wife to the comfy sofa - just ordered a J355...Same will apply 😊 Looking forward to lounging out

[@alanytical]

If you are debating between getting a lounger or not, find a dealer that will let you wet test one. I changed my mind after testing and bought one with a lounger. It gives the tub more flexibility and the leg jets are fantastic.

[@adamfisher4539]

Great Video, Thank you for taking the time to share your experience.

[@cindyandrews3185]

Very , very helpful!

[@clnred]

Very well presented and helpful

[@watts805]

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