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At the heart of the spa experience are the massage jets.

They transform a hot bath into a true wellness session by combining water and air for targeted hydromassage. Each type of jet addresses a specific need: relaxation, muscle release, or recovery. Here’s how to recognize them… and get the most out of them.

How Do Spa Jets Work?

Jets diffuse a mixture of pressurized water and air. Depending on their design, orientation, and flow rate, they produce massages that are more or less intense and targeted.

The quality of a spa is measured notably by:

  • the variety of jets
  • their ergonomic positioning
  • the adjustability options (orientation, intensity)
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The Main Types of Jets and Their Effects

Precise and localized massage

  • Target a specific area (back, lower back, shoulders)

  • Often adjustable intensity

  • Ideal for relieving localized muscle tension

Perfect after an active day or physical exertion.

Enveloping and deep massage

  • Circular water movement

  • Continuous kneading sensation

  • Promote deep muscle relaxation

Recommended for the back and shoulder blades.

Stimulation and lightness

  • Upward massage

  • Sensation of lighter legs

  • Appreciated after prolonged standing

A real plus for recovery and daily comfort.

Support and relaxation for the lower back

  • Area often stressed in daily life

  • Targeted and soothing massage

  • Contribute to postural comfort in the spa

Gentle and overall relaxation

  • Diffuse fine air bubbles

  • Light and even massage

  • Very relaxing enveloping effect

Ideal for a session focused on relaxation rather than recovery.

Adapting Jets to Your Needs

An effective spa session relies on alternating:

  • massaged areas
  • intensities
  • positions

Take the time to explore the different seats and adjust the jets to create a customized session.

Women relaxing in a spa
Man's hand testing the spa whirlpool

Jet Quality: An Essential Criterion

Not all jets are created equal. In a quality spa:

  • jets are durable and resistant
  • their orientation is precise
  • pressure is well distributed
  • the massage remains comfortable, never aggressive

The models designed by Holl’s are conceived to offer balanced hydromassage, suited to regular use, with a focus on comfort and longevity.

Using Jets Properly During a Session

A few simple tips:

  • start with moderate intensity
  • increase gradually if needed
  • change position every few minutes
  • limit the session to 15–30 minutes

The goal is not performance, but lasting relaxation.

Neck massage with spa jets