I only see benefits with the fastlane: Fastlane has the highest power among their models; it has the simplest maintenance; it can be stored indoors for the winter (if needed); most pros have a small pool with Fastlane rather than a built-in ep. These days it's so simple to play online casino games for real money try it at https://realmoney-casinos.org/casino-games/ and see what real online gambling is. Possibly, the only drawback is the appearance.

We built a lap pool last year, and I didn’t appreciate this until we had it. I like to swim laps in 78-80 degree water. For lounging, most people prefer at least 85 degrees, and closer to at least 90 degrees based on the people we’ve had over. So if you keep the pool at a nice swimming temperature, I predict your kids and friends/family won’t like it for just recreation. If you warm the pool up for recreation, I personally wouldn’t like swimming laps in that temperature.

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I agree with this. I used to volunteer and teach at the Swimming Saves Lives every April as part of our masters group. I would work with someone one-on-one and help them learn to swim. I was always super cold and shivering by the end of the hour. This was in two different pools, one at 82F and the other one at 84F. I always felt the 84F pool was too warm to swim and my husband would feel sickly in that pool. But even that warm swim pool was too chilly to just "lounge" or teach someone to swim. And the 82F pool was terribly cold if not swimming but teaching. I always wonder about this when I hear of people using an Endless pool (or equivalent) for serious swimming and also for lounging or play time. A friend can't wait to let her kid play in our Endless pool next fall when hopefully it's up and running. I didn't want to break it to her that the kid will freeze unless doing proper swimming. It's not a playground for us or our friends.

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