This is not an accurate comparison. Swimex produces 10 times the volume of current 25,000 vs 2500, additionally is wider and deeper of a current column. If you have a strong swimming background, than there is no question which you should choose.
Hi Anush Babu! The R200 MSRP starts at $15999. Since they are sold by either Endless direct (if they you are not in relatively close proximity to a local dealer) or sold by the local dealer, the final price with cranes/cover choice/ destination fee may vary all over the world. You can build it out right now on the Pool Builder and get more accurate pricing, but also get an actual idea shortly thereafter from the local representative: endlessfitness.com/pool-builder/
Not really. The Swim machine pulls water in from underneath the grid. Well below the swim lane. There are no bypass fittings in this pool, so there is really nothing that can suck down anyones legs.
Nick Kasten hmmm, the water that comes in in front needs an exit at the end of the pool, or you have turbulence in the water, see here how we solve this problem, www.flusspool.ch
Your website is pure marketing. No information in how it works. Although, it looks nice, it also looks like it is an entirely different market you are going after. Your pools are not self contained units that are insulated. They're in ground pools with an elaborate counter current machine that literally takes up the entire length of the inground pool. I honestly have no idea why you are trying to knock this when your target market customer and these aren't even remote in the same category, let alone the same country? Unless you are bored?
Hi Nick, I did not mean to insult you, sorry, yes we are in a very different market, but www.flusspool.ch is not a marketing site, I wish you continued success, greetings Roy
No it just recirculates - totally different from jets. I didn’t think this river current vs jetted current was a big deal until I got in a “river” current type. OMG .. it is like day and night. I have held off buying a swim spa for several years because I fon’t Want a jetted and would rather wait til I can afford an Endless Pool. I had considered Phelps but getting info is like pulling teeth but more so there isn’t a distributor nor repair in my state. So it will be an Endless Pool. The only jetted I might consider is Artic but I had heard since ownership or mfg change that the quality isn’t as good but don’t know for sure. I have swum quite a bit in a Hydroworx at my medical rehab location and it was just fine except the model they have that I liked was like $60,000 plus installation and maintenance and it needs to be in a “pool room”. No outdoor plug/play model so forget that not to mention the price. But for inside use only - might be an option if money isn’t a factor and you have someone to take care of it....Needs a pit underneath so it can be accessed too. Bummer.
What's the price for e2000 endless with swim machine?
This is not an accurate comparison. Swimex produces 10 times the volume of current 25,000 vs 2500, additionally is wider and deeper of a current column. If you have a strong swimming background, than there is no question which you should choose.
How much is price of r200
Hi Anush Babu! The R200 MSRP starts at $15999. Since they are sold by either Endless direct (if they you are not in relatively close proximity to a local dealer) or sold by the local dealer, the final price with cranes/cover choice/ destination fee may vary all over the world. You can build it out right now on the Pool Builder and get more accurate pricing, but also get an actual idea shortly thereafter from the local representative: endlessfitness.com/pool-builder/
how can i buy one
Hey Ato, you need to check out endlessfitness.com/dealer-locator/ and find a local dealer ;)
Paid 30,000 for mine
... if you look close, you see how the water at the end of the pool pulls back, this will suck down the legs of a swimmer...
Not really. The Swim machine pulls water in from underneath the grid. Well below the swim lane. There are no bypass fittings in this pool, so there is really nothing that can suck down anyones legs.
Nick Kasten hmmm, the water that comes in in front needs an exit at the end of the pool, or you have turbulence in the water, see here how we solve this problem, www.flusspool.ch
Your website is pure marketing. No information in how it works. Although, it looks nice, it also looks like it is an entirely different market you are going after. Your pools are not self contained units that are insulated. They're in ground pools with an elaborate counter current machine that literally takes up the entire length of the inground pool. I honestly have no idea why you are trying to knock this when your target market customer and these aren't even remote in the same category, let alone the same country? Unless you are bored?
Hi Nick, I did not mean to insult you, sorry, yes we are in a very different market, but www.flusspool.ch is not a marketing site, I wish you continued success, greetings Roy
No it just recirculates - totally different from jets. I didn’t think this river current vs jetted current was a big deal until I got in a “river” current type. OMG .. it is like day and night. I have held off buying a swim spa for several years because I fon’t Want a jetted and would rather wait til I can afford an Endless Pool. I had considered Phelps but getting info is like pulling teeth but more so there isn’t a distributor nor repair in my state. So it will be an Endless Pool. The only jetted I might consider is Artic but I had heard since ownership or mfg change that the quality isn’t as good but don’t know for sure. I have swum quite a bit in a Hydroworx at my medical rehab location and it was just fine except the model they have that I liked was like $60,000 plus installation and maintenance and it needs to be in a “pool room”. No outdoor plug/play model so forget that not to mention the price. But for inside use only - might be an option if money isn’t a factor and you have someone to take care of it....Needs a pit underneath so it can be accessed too. Bummer.