This review is not so much intended to be a bad review on my Hawkeye Spa, but more a bad review on my Hawkeye Spa cover. It had two holes in it, and it had a bunch of scratches. It looked horrible. It looked like someone dragged it behind a truck on the highway. The delivery guy had to come back to my house to give me a new one. He did apologize and he said he gave me a used cover by accident! I joked with him and said if my wife was she would throw a fit, and he’s lucky. I’m also lucky because she’s been out of town for the past few days and she will never know now I have the new one. Unless of course she reads this post, but thats why I signed in on a false name. Anyway, I hope this helps other people, not with lying to your wife to avoid an ear full (although I also recommend this), but just make sure you check the cover when you get a new hot tub to make sure its all legit, and doesn’t look like it got thrown out of a plane.

We bought a Hawkeye last year, and we’ve been frustrated with the lay down seat (lounge) ever since. My wife has osteoarthritis in her legs and knees, and that’s why we bought the spa with the lay down seat so she could get jets right on her legs. The problem is, the jets blow her right out of the seat! This has been my only major complaint about our Hawkeye Spa hot tub. The lounge seat is by far the most comfortable seat in the whole spa especially for the legs, and she can’t even use it. Apparently, women float out of the lounge more than men. The hot water still helps soothe her pain, but wish we knew about the lounge problem and we would have chose a different Hawkeye Spas hot tub model or style that would help her out with the arthritis in her legs better.