Hot tub for arthritis joint pain

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Reviewed by: Judy from Oakland, CA
August 26th, 2020
Rating: 4.5
Barefoot Spas 57LP Review
Hot tub for arthritis joint pain

My husband George has a lot of problems with arthritis. That’s the reason we purchased the Barefoot spa. The 57LP does what we thought it would for his joint pain and soreness. We found one that was the right price, and it is the perfect size for the balcony just where we want it. We didn’t find any other ones this size with the features he wanted. My husband installed it himself and did the wires and all of that. We had to do maintenance on it only once in the five years we’ve owned it.


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Very pleased

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Reviewed by: Anthony from Tucson, AZ
August 21st, 2020
Rating: 5.0
Barefoot Spas 77NM Review
Very pleased

We saw barefoot spa at the convention center. I was home when the delivery crew of guys were here. They all did a very good job, very professional, and they did it really fast. I’ve been very pleased with the hot tub and how it operates. We love the way the seats feel and a few of the seats are really deep so it fells really good getting all the way submerged in the water. The layout is great, and the design is very nice. We like it much more than my brother in-law’s that we use form time to time… well not any more 🙂


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Short circuit in my new spa electrical

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Reviewed by: Roger from Myrtle Beach, SC
August 11th, 2020
Rating: 3.0
Barefoot Spas 77NP Review
Short circuit in my new spa electrical

I had a barefoot spa before and we liked it so we got another one. This one is better than the old one. It has better features, and the jets, and massage are on another level. The set up was not easy. I recommend using a good electrician. We found one off Facebook first and he turned out to be horrible. The customer service at barefoot spas was not very “customer friendly” at first, but once I got talking to hem a bit, they were not all that bad. The new one has a GFI fault from not being hooked up right. It’s a short somewhere in the circuit. Finally got a good electrician today and he figured it out. I do wish they would’ve hooked it up when they put the spa in my yard. That would’ve saved me a lot of time an money.


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Very high end, well built hot tub

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Reviewed by: Matthew from Clarksville, TN
August 7th, 2020
Rating: 5.0
Barefoot Spas 88LM Review
Very high end, well built hot tub

Let me start by saying before my Barefoot spa, we owned 3 other hot tubs. We are hot tub lovers. We’ve had them in every house we’ve ever owned, and it quickly became not just a luxury, but a necessity for us and our needs. Stress relief is a must. My wife and I both work in high pressure jobs. In addition to that benefit, she has back pains and inflammation that she treats on almost a daily basis with the hot water and massage and those type of benefits.

So you know we are hot tub people… thats obvious, but we haven’t always gone the easy route in terms of quality. The first two we owned were garbage. Paid a pretty penny for both. Yes, they were a little cheaper, but the first one, which was more of a entry level type hot tub with one pump and not a lot of jets, I still paid 7k. The second one wasn’t much better and about the same price. The third was a hot spring spa. We enjoyed that and it fit our needs for years, but we paid almost twice as much for it.

It wasn’t until we got our barefoot spa that we realized what we really wanted. We realized just how easy it can and should be to own a hot tub. The technology has come a long way over the years. The barefoot has CLOSE to no maintenance requirements thanks to the extremely powerful ozonator system we got as an upgrade. I hardly put any chemicals in the water. This is night and day compared to the previous models we owned. Huge difference! So much less headache involved. All we do is clean out the filter and throw a little chlorine shock in from time to time. The ozonator does the rest…

The construction and integrity of the spa is also very very high quality. The shell is thick. I’m not sure how many layers of fiberglass they use to put on the frame, but it’s a lot. I feel like I could push the spa off my deck and it would still work. Can’t say that about the others we’ve owned. My hot spring spa had problems after just 3 years of ownership. It developed a blister and a crack in one of the seats. I seriously doubt that will happen with my barefoot spa. And here’s the best part; I actually paid a lot less for it! Can’t beat that!


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