One Spa Day Costs $200. This Is Yours Every Night.
A spa pass for two runs $200–$400 — and you drive home when it's over. This round outdoor spa brings the same warm-water soak to your own backyard for less than a single visit: 104°F heat, massaging jets, and nothing to book.
Questions, Answered
How long does setup really take?
Inflating takes about 20 minutes with the included pump — no tools involved. Then fill it with a regular garden hose (177 gal), plug it in, and set your temperature.
How warm does it get, and how fast?
The heater takes the water up to 104°F. Heating from cold takes several hours depending on the starting water temperature and the weather, so most people set the timer to preheat overnight with the insulated cover on.
Can I use it in colder months?
Yes — Freeze Shield protects the pump and liner from cold-weather damage, and the insulated EnergySense cover holds the heat between soaks.
Do I need special wiring?
No. The spa plugs into a standard household outlet — no electrician, no 220V line.
What about maintenance?
The included filter cartridge keeps the water clean and the ChemConnect dispenser releases a steady level of chlorine on its own. A repair patch is included just in case.
What's the shipping and return policy?
Free shipping on every US order. If you're not happy, you have 30 days to return it for a full refund — and our support team is available 24/7.