Water-powered pressure
The moving water jet works beneath the support surface, delivering pressure without immersing or wetting the user.
BodyBoost flagship
SolaJet uses a traveling stream of heated water beneath a flexible membrane to create an adjustable full-body massage experience. The user stays fully clothed and dry.
What the user experiences
SolaJet makes the mechanism easy to understand and the session easy to operate. It can fit clinics, wellness facilities, premium clubs and other qualified environments with recurring customer traffic.
The moving water jet works beneath the support surface, delivering pressure without immersing or wetting the user.
Touchscreen controls allow the session to be adjusted by pressure, speed, direction and body zone.
The experience can be demonstrated quickly and does not require a practitioner to deliver every minute of the session.
SolaJet delivers Endo-Kinetics™
Endo-Kinetics™ is the internal physiological effect of kinetic forces on the body.
SolaJet applies moving, water-powered pressure beneath a flexible surface while the user rests fully clothed and dry. It is one expression of the same Endo-Kinetics™ category delivered by AquaVive.
What is Endo-Kinetics™?
SolaJet controls · fully clothed experience
See the mechanism and controls
The best way to understand SolaJet is to feel the moving water pressure and use the controls. That is why the facility process starts with a demonstration.
No immersion, changing area or shower is required for the session.
The touchscreen supports simple programs and manual control over the session.
Facilities can evaluate where the experience belongs before, after or between existing services.
SolaJet facility pilot
No equipment purchase is required during an approved 90-day pilot. The facility pays agreed delivery and installation costs; BodyBoost retains ownership.
Request a Facility AssessmentWe confirm access, electrical readiness, customer traffic and how SolaJet would be offered.
Decision-makers feel the system and use the controls before a pilot is approved.
BodyBoost completes setup and staff training for the 90-day facility pilot.
After 90 days, discuss rental, lease or purchase—or BodyBoost removes SolaJet if it is not the right fit.
OwnershipBodyBoost retains ownership.
Facility costThe facility pays agreed delivery and installation costs.
TrainingBodyBoost sets up SolaJet and trains staff; customers can operate it themselves.
After 90 daysDiscuss rental, lease or purchase, or BodyBoost removes the system.
From BodyBoost
Short demonstrations, product details and real perspectives—without leaving the SolaJet page.
A personal perspective on the experience.
A short BodyBoost community story.
SolaJet in the words of someone who tried it.
SolaJet FAQ
We confirm the final configuration, costs and responsibilities for the specific facility before delivery.
No. Water remains inside the system beneath the flexible support surface. The user remains fully clothed and dry.
The current system is approximately 72 × 29 × 24 inches. The assessment also accounts for access, user circulation, electrical preparation and service clearance.
No practitioner is required to manually deliver the massage. The facility still needs an operating plan for orientation, cleaning, scheduling and any policies appropriate to its environment.
Yes. BodyBoost trains facility staff so they can answer questions and orient customers, while the system itself is designed for customer operation.
For an approved facility, BodyBoost retains ownership, completes setup and trains staff. No equipment purchase is required during the pilot. The facility pays agreed delivery and installation costs, and optional maintenance is available and recommended.
BodyBoost will remove the system under the written pilot terms. No medical, utilization or financial result is guaranteed.
Experience SolaJet
Start with a facility conversation, then see and feel the system before discussing a pilot, rental or purchase.