iGarden Swim Jet X Pro 10 Review: Endless Pool
The iGarden Swim Jet X Pro 10 creates an artificial current for swimming in place, turning small pools into workout venues. The system includes a 31-pound jet unit that cycles up to 1,100 gallons per minute and a 26-pound battery rated for 60 Ah, offering up to 10 hours on the slowest setting. Four power levels plus turbo and open-water modes are available. At level 3, the battery lasted two hours in testing. The device works with in-ground and above-ground pools, priced at $3,599 for the top model. A seasoned lap swimmer rated the workout at 80% of a real lap session, noting the lack of distance swimming makes it slightly easier. The jet can be set below water for smooth currents or above for splashy play.
Key facts
- iGarden Swim Jet X Pro 10 costs $3,599
- Jet unit weighs 31 pounds, cycles 1,100 gallons per minute
- Battery weighs 26 pounds, rated for 60 Ah, up to 10 hours on slowest setting
- On power level 3, battery lasted two hours in testing
- Workout rated 80% of real lap swimming by a seasoned swimmer
- Cheapest model is $1,999 with 15 Ah battery
- Device works with in-ground and above-ground pools
- Four power levels plus turbo (5 min) and open-water modes
Entities
Institutions
- iGarden
- WIRED
Locations
- Texas
- United States