The big difference is Fluidix® jets are designed to deliver a powerful massage without using moving parts. Instead of relying on spinning components that can wear out over time, they use a unique design to create focused streams of water in different patterns, from deep tissue to more soothing pressure. It's an advanced, customisable hydrotherapy experience that requires less maintenance compared to traditional jet systems.

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This is an industry myth. When manufacturers claim they have a 6-hp pump, they are describing the "initial thrust," not the horsepower the pump delivers as it runs. Efficient plumbing, better jets and flow control are more important than horsepower. A lower horsepower pump in a more efficient spa will produce just as much jet power as a higher horsepower pump. And remember, you are looking for a comfortable but strong massage, and not looking for a punishing hot water experience.

Spa jets are designed to let you personalise your hydrotherapy experience by adjusting both direction and pressure, varying the intensity from gentle and relaxing to deep, invigorating massage. Many Sundance^®spas allow you to control individual jets or groups of jets, so you can target specific areas like your back, shoulders, or legs.

Deep tissue jets use more focused, higher-pressure streams to target tight muscles and help relieve tension, making them ideal after workouts or long days. Relaxation jets provide a softer, more soothing flow that’s perfect for unwinding and overall comfort. Many spas include both, so you can switch between invigorating relief and gentle relaxation depending on how you feel.

Yes, today's spas are designed to target specific areas of the body for a more personalised massage. Many Sundance^®spas feature purpose-built seats with jets positioned for key zones like the neck, shoulders, back, and feet. You can often adjust the intensity and flow of these jets to get more effective, customised relief every time you soak.

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