100 ft Expandable Garden Hose with 10 Function Nozzle Sprayer, Lightweight Flexible Water Hose with Durable Collapsible Latex Core & Solid Brass Fittings, 100ft Retractable Stretch Hose, Black

The quality is amazing! Super long and durable. The material helps it not rupture in cold temps. Will buy again if needed!

I have had quite a few of these style of hoses. This one appears more durable, and has held up so far.

This is a great product. The hose takes up almost no space and is lightweight my wife loves them.

Light and expandable. Squeeze out excess water when done. Good for the money.

This hose has been working out perfectly this spring. There is one spot that we like to leave a hose, but the riding mower frequently (and occasion a vehicle) runs over it. Since getting this hose we have not had to pick it up every time we are done watering.The one caveat is this gets warm in the sun.

I have a heavy duty 100' hose from the box store, and it is a bear to move, it is so heavy and does not want to move. I hate that thing.This on the other hand, is super light. It expands when water is in it. It has a very durable protective sheath that in all my wife's dragging it around our pool area, which is concrete pavers, I do not see a single chink in its armour. It is so easy to move around I can't believe the comparison of this one to my big heavy one.There is only 1 flaw that I can see, and that is that if your application requires maximum pressure from your supply (say using a jet spray on your car, or feeding water into the inlet of your boat engine), then this may not work for you as it can't provide the same pressure as my big hose mentioned.For general gardening and home use, this hose is awesome. I will buy another when this one decides to quit.

When you have an orchard with a section of newly-planted trees there are several things you can do to get those trees through a long, hot, and dry, summer. When people think of the Pacific Northwest they think rain. But during the summer it is quite the opposite. Very little manna from the heavens falls upon us. And irrigation of some kind is essential, especially for young plantings.So I use numerous water timers, lots of hoses, and lots of soaker hose sections. I run a main hose from the timer to my first tree, make a ring of soaker hose with a single or double loop, and then need a section of regular hose to get me to the next tree. That is what these hose sections are for. The bridge between trees.I much prefer this method to using sprinklers. Far less evaporation, the water is directed where you want and need it without watering weeds or grasses, and it is a very efficient delivery of water and easily regulated as to how much the plants gets. I like long and less frequent run times to get a very deep watering, encouraging the plant to grow deep roots and make them much more drought resistant.We use these as the start of runs to raised-bed planters as well. But this now is in the orchard where it will stay for three or four years. I think this is the ideal use for them because they do not have a large inside diameter. They are not meant for large-area watering. But they do a great job for the way I use them. Good price and quality at a reasonable price.

Definitely a kink-free hose. The stainless steel cladding on this hose is as flexible as a standard rubber hose, but refuses to ever form a kink. I love it. Just remember to never drive over the hose or you might crush the steel cladding.