Fastest Way to Vacuum up Leaf Debris on Your Pool Route: Riptide SL Pool Vacuum System


I have been using the Riptide Pool Vacuum System for over a year now on my pool route. For pools that get a lot of heavy debris this is a real Game Changer. I also use the Riptide on my regular pools with light debris and I can clean those in record time. By the time I have my manual vacuum connected the Riptide will be more than half way done with the pool. I can't say enough good things about the Riptide Vacuum System.

They are always making improvements and with the new Steering Knuckle the Riptide is extremely maneuverable and easy to use. They also have improved the cord and the power switch so the Riptide Pool Vacuum System is one of most well built and reliable on the market today. The bags have also proven to be excellent and extremely durable. And the vacuum head itself is made out of such strong material that after over a year it hardly looks worn at all.

The Riptide is designed to pick up debris on the pool floor in an efficient and rapid manner. It picks up a large amount of leaf debris without scattering it all over the place like a leaf rake would. So it will cut your cleaning time down by more than half or less making your day that much easier. I use the Riptide on just about all my pools as it does a great job also with sand and dirt. Only the very fine dust will get through the standard 100 micron bag so not only will it speed up your day on pools with larger leaf debris but also on your regular light debris accounts.

The SL model has done so well in sales that they have stopped selling the Large Commercial Service Cart version and now only focus on the SL and the Battery Box XP version. I really like the Commercial Version but the shipping of that unit was also not cost productive. The SL model only cost $50 to ship anywhere in the Continental US. Once you place your order it takes about one week to receive the Riptide SL – making it very accessible and easy to get. If you prefer to order it without the service cart the XP model is perfect. It comes with the vacuum head and a battery box (case).

If you are servicing pools for a living and you are not using a vacuum system like the Riptide you are missing out on some great benefits. With the Riptide you can bid and service accounts that many other companies will pass on. You can do special one time clean up in the Windy Season. You will also be able to clean your service accounts faster each day allowing you to do more accounts each day and in turn make more money. In the windy season you will be able to clean the pools more effectively and tmake you clients happy which generates more referrals. You will also look more professional when cleaning a pool out verses skimming the bottom with your leaf rake. The benefits go on and on and the extra time and work you can do each week will more than pay for the Riptide.

Currently the SL Model sells for $1,600 and the XP Model sells for $850. To learn more and to order visit their website: https://www.riptidevac.com/

If you join my Coaching Site you can get 10% off the purchase of the Riptide Vacuum System:

Other Riptide Videos:
Riptide SL Pool Vacuum System Review & Overview: https://youtu.be/Wp2c9CLDrgY
Riptide SL Pool Vacuum System Set Up Video: https://youtu.be/aLvYT2KuD5s
Riptide Battery Box: Riptide XP Optional Accessory or Stand Alone Purchase with Vacuum Head: https://youtu.be/Bi1sEDTw6mw





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