Intex 28523E PureSpa 6.5-Foot Energy Efficient Spa Hot Tub Replacement Cover, Tan

I love that this cover keeps the water in the hot tub warm! But I dislike how hard it is to put on. It's worth it though for the energy it saves!

what a great hot tub cover. better than the original one!! what a great price and it also came with the donut dome cover. ✌️

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was a replacement for my old cover. I could notice the difference in the temperature. It fit perfect. Totally satisfied with my purchase. Takes just a few minutes to replace. Shipping was fast and reliable. Will shop here again in the future.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Wow I love it I live on a wooded area and I try to keep my hot tub clean and keep things out and it fit right over my hot tub the quality of is amazing and weather proof I can feel good about nothing crawling in great value and quality I highly recommend to family and friends very satisfied

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a cover for your four person round bubble massage model spa . It is heavy duty and keeps your spa clean and saves ypur energy bill as well . It is easy to put on and easy to remove . It keeps your spa tub hot only using half the energy . The material is very nice and makes your tub look so nice .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This hot tub replacement cover is awesome! It is really well made with high quality materials, and just looks really sleek and nice on the hot tub. The color is awesome as well. I would totally recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My hot tub came with a cover so I wondered if it was worth getting this one. It is totally worth it. The cover mine came with sits on top but the cover top comes with an inflatable insert to add to the cover to hold the heat in. That piece is about 2” too small all around the circle. This cover has what I call a plug top that fits perfectly like a plug or cork would work and then the cover goes on top and clips around the sides. The cover clips down almost to the ground, so it holds the heat in around the sides as well as on top. It also makes it so much safer for possible children that might try to climb on it. It definitely saves energy!

Insulates well, but that's the most I can say positive. First, while setting it up, I went to snap the strap buckle for the very first time, and the buckle broke. Next, it has vent holes to allow the inner and outer layers to move across each other. This makes sense, and I saw the instructions to close it. I failed to notice that it has two, not one. On the side and on top. I missed the top one. Within days of setting it up, we got a big rain and the space between the laters completely filled with water. In trying to get the water out, I ended up wadding the insulation foam into a big lump that I can't smooth out. It now looks like I'm hiding a body under my hot tub cover. This is arguably my fault, but there's got to be a better way to let air in once, and not invite water. This cover is quite heavy, and fits tightly over the tub, which seems necessary, but it makes each soak a laborious process, and the relaxation of the soak is negated by the work of pulling this 30+ lb cover back over the tub. It tends to hold rain water on top, which breeds mosquitoes if you don't diligently drain it off, which is not easy without getting your shoes soaked. Lastly, now one of the side seams is coming apart. It's no longer a tight fit, but somehow it's still not easy to pull back over the tub.

Item rips at a seam very easily within the first month. Bad design.

I bought a new spa last spring and was excited to have a more energy efficient cover than the one our last spa had. Within weeks it got wet inside the foam bunched up and it's been a heavy mess to get on and off ever since.