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A booster seat is helpful if you are short (i am) or if you have kids in the spa. It can allow you to get into a better position to have the jets work your back or shoulders the way the tub was meant to work. If you have kids, it helps them to keep above water on the deeper seats.Our hot tub does not have a cool down seat. I can stack two of these boosters together and use it as a cool down seat. I loaded the 'pocket' with golf balls instead of stones or marbles. This worked well once it was totally emerged.I leave my booster in the water so I do not know how long this will last. I purchased the Water brick and also Belize - since i wanted two seats. As far as cost, they were only a buck apart. I will update this post if /when one or the other needs to be replaced.Update -UPDATE - JULY, 2016 ..Went into the hot tub and moved the seat out of the way. Sat down and found myself sitting on golf balls. Yikes. Pulled the seat back to me and the Belize had disintegrated along the seams. I am going to contact the company. The Waterbrick is fine - no issues or wearing seams. So, with this very unofficial experiment, I have to go with the Waterbrick over the Belize. I know, you may say - the chlorine may have eaten away the stitching. But, I would respond, they know this product is for a hot tub so it should be able to hold up even with chlorine. I do not remove the seats when I leave the hot tub. If they both would have fallen apart I may not be so quick to remove the stars. However, this product did not last me very long - 4 months at best. Unacceptable for the money.I just checked the pricing now on both products - 4 months later. The Water Brick is now $7 more than the Belize - but, since the Belize fell apart, I would still have purchased the Water Brick.

This is a very good quality for the product. I had one before and this one works much better. If you’re short, if you want to fit all the jets in the hot tub, gotta use it.

We purchased this over 3 months ago and it has been great! It provided just the boost we need. It is made with quality and has held up well with regular use so far. We have actually left it in the water the majority of the time which may wear it out quicker but see no signs of wear at all yet.Tip- I placed 4 pounds of glass beads ( like you put in fish bowls) in the sealed pockets and that has worked perfectly. Without added weight it would be hard to keep under you...now it stays perfectly in place. My wife uses it everywhere as well as our neighbors kids and I loveit in the lounge which gives a helping hand to fit the lounge better. Great product, great price, great idea! Buy with confidence!

This is one of the thicker seats I have come across. I am only 5 feet tall and had a hard time keeping my head above water in out hot tub. It takes a little bit for it to fully submerge itself in water and you need to add glass beads or another form of weight. But once I had it fully wet and weighed down it is doing its job very well. Now my husband wants one for his seat!Once fully set up I would say its about 4-5 inches high. It squished down a bit when I sit on it but it does give me the height I need.

I bought this for my sister. She had to sit on her foot to stay comfortable above the water in their hot tub. She no longer has sore feet or ankles. This was just the right size and she uses it every day. So great for anyone that need a booster seat for the hot tub. One note is you should take it out of the water when not using. They first thought it would be great just to leave in, however it did get slimy after a week or two. However took it out and let it dry out and never had the issue again.

Issues right out of the box- Instructions stated there was a pouch that needed to be filled with pebbles. I thought I was going crazy because I could not locate the pouch. I called the company and they informed me that a batch of bricks went out without the pouch. The company was nice and sent me the missing pouch which arrived within a few days. I filled the pouch with what I thought was enough glass pebbles to sink the the brick but it still floats! The brick does raise me enough to make sitting in the tub more enjoyable but it needs like 8lbs of glass pebbles to get it to sink- when wet it makes it very difficult to lift the brick out of the tub. Bottom line is the brick works once you get enough pebbles in it to sink it but it is difficult to handle.

We purchased the water bricks for our new hot tub. They were intended as boosters for children but we have also found them helpful for adults sitting in some deeper seats. This is our first few months of use, but they seem to be durable and definitely serve their purpose. We leave them in the spa, as it was difficult to remove and store after each use because it takes time drain and dry. We also filled the weight pockets with marbles, which worked perfectly.It just takes a minute to initially hold the bricks under water until all the air is released and then they stay in position with no trouble at all.

I was so excited to use this booster seat in our hot tub. I filled the pouches with marbles as suggested. The pouches are held closed by Velcro, which seemed like a bad design to me, but I zipped them up inside the nylon bag and tossed it in the water. It worked perfectly as a seat, useful for those of us 5 feet and under. It is comfortable and easy to move around due to the multiple straps. However within weeks the cotton stitching holding the zipper , seams and handles together, completely unraveled! In addition, the Velcro busted open and marbles flowed out into the hot tub. What a mess! Velcro should not be used to secure heavy shifting piles of marbles because the weight of them too easily push apart the Velcro . The cotton thread used to sew the entire pouch together is obviously not able to withstand the water, heat, chemicals and agitation of a hot tub. Clearly a poorly designed product. See photos.