We are glad we purchased a Barefoot Spa over the one we saw on craigslist. We love it. My sister bought one as well. We like ours better. She got different brand. I think its called a tiger something. Hers plugs in to a regular outlet. It was really cheap, and the jets don’t even push that hard. Our jets are awesome! Our Barefoot Spas PB7 really rocks!

This is a well built hot tub. I made sure of that before I bought it, because the last hot tub I had was a piece of junk! After a couple years the insulation was falling out, and the pumps both went out around the same time. It was a constant battle with that thing, and a battle i don’t have to fight anymore because this time I made a real investment and got a real hot tub.

My barefoot is built to last… I can tell. I’ve had it for about a year and I can already tell a difference in my electric bill with the mylar insulation they use now. Also, the pumps are bigger (5 hp I think), compared to my old one. When you open the spa up from the side, you can see how the frame is put together like a tank, and the mylar insulation completely wraps everything. I opened it the other night when it was cool out, and it felt like opening an oven door. I guess thats the whole idea. Sort of a greenhouse affect. Anyway, Im glad I found this hot tub. I already feel the benefits, and it’s leaps and bounds from it’s predecessor.

We bought our Barefoot Spa model PB8 a few months ago, and our entire family enjoys it on almost a daily basis. We were nervous about how our 16 month old son, and our 6 year old daughter would react to the new spa, but they might enjoy it more than we do (though that is highly unlikely). It is such a great way to relax with friends, and all the newfound friends you will get. It also is a great way to enjoy a relaxing evening with your family. As crazy as it may sound, but our hot tub has