Water Right Polyurethane Soaker Hose | 50 Foot | Made in USA | Consistent Water Weep | 1/2” Inner Diameter | Drinking Water Safe | Lead, BPA & Phthalate-Free | Pine Straw | 300 PSI Burst Pressure

Finally a product worth the price. Expensive but is top quality. We will see if it lasts but by the look and feel I’m thinking this will last a long time. The price hurts but I believe it will be worth it. Drips and sprays from front to end. I have 2 of these with a tee going to another that is 15 feet apart and they both drip and spray perfectly. Thank you for a great product.

No toxic smell like all the other soaker hoses. I have kept mine outside in our veggie garden and around a long hedge for 4 years now and they still work very well. around the hedge I mulch over them but in the veggie garden I leave them on top because they spray for a few inches around them. I love that they are drinking water safe so the plants we eat are not going to be soaking up lead or other toxic chemicals. Yes, they are expensive but they hold up and are not making my yard have toxic residue like in other soakers.

Nicely built, this isn’t a flat hose. I don’t have any issue with it being to stiff, etc… at least not anymore so than a pressurized flat hose is. Distribution of the water is really even and you won’t worry about kinks with it. Hose is really expensive so you’re going to want to roll it up if your get freezing winters despite its durability to get every year of use out of it that you can. Wish there was a 75’ option in stock, but 50’ is good for me for now. My 20-25$ 25’ flat soaker hoses were decent but they seem to fail every 2-3 years. Hoping this nice one will last me at least 10 and it will have been well worth the cost.

This soaker works great. Easy to place and does a good job.

I checked out this brand before buying, and I love their approach to toxin-free, responsible hose designs. I've been using my hose for a few months now, and it works great! I was surprised how lightweight this hose is. Even someone dainty like me can haul it around without effort. The metal hose attachment is very smooth to turn, well-made, and creates a leak-proof seal when attached correctly. Output from the hose is incredibly consistent: even at end creates the same amount of water output as the start of the hose. For my setup, I have an extender hose with a switch at the end to turn it off, but still allows it to be turned halfway at multiple settings. As a result, I've found I can change the amount of water pressure going through this hose to suit my needs! Higher water pressure creates a low level spray effect while lower pressure it creates a drip effect. If you're having trouble with the amount of output being too much, I would highly recommend getting a switch so you can lower the water pressure to get what you are looking for.

This hose is the best I have ever used, and I have tried many of them over the last 30 years of gardening. Because we are in a drought situation in Southern California, slow dripping is the most effective way to keep plants alive and hydrated without wasting water. Most other hoses eventually spring leaks and are not flexible enough to make a turn without bending and preventing water flow. This bending causes a buildup of water pressure and a big leak will ensue. This hose is sturdy and drips evenly. I purchased my first one in April of this year and selected a shorter one thinking that it wouldn't be possible for me to make a turn with it. That was a mistake on my part, because I have worked with the hose and see how sturdy it is. I have subsequently purchased two more longer ones. While this item is on the costly side, it is worth it to not have to repeatedly go back into the garden and replace soaker hoses that spring leaks.

Nice hose, functions well but you might have to take out a second mortgage just to buy them. Hence the missing star. This should be a 26-29 dollar hose but if it lasts 5 years it just might be a really great deal. We’ll see how they hold up to ACE hdwr’s 16 dollar 25’ hose working side by side. I suspect the cheaper hose may last a year maybe two if you don’t pull on them at all. It will be a good test.

Like some reviewers have said, you need to keep the water pressure very low to make it a true soaker hose. That's fine with me. If I want to water something faster than just soaking it, I'll just turn up the water pressure. I plan to use this hose with cheese cloth underneath because a reviewer mentioned that it can get clogged with dirt and I think the cheese cloth will help to prevent that from happening. I haven't actually had to water my plants yet because it's been a very rainy April here. Also to add, the hose is surprisingly lightweight, which is a plus.

You may pay a bit more for this but it's absolutely worth it! Most soaker hoses soak downwards only. This sprays downward upwards, and across. I absolutely recommend this!

I was hesitant buying this hose because it cost more than other soaker hoses, but it was worth it and I am going to buy another one. It does not have lead in it, the hose attachement is not plastic, it is metal and is good quality, it is a sturdy but manageable hose to "snake" around plants, it will drip but it will also have just a little spray (which I really, really like for my garden because the drip on a soaker hose sometimes just is not enough). If you are looking for a hose for your garden, buy this one. The 25' hose works in my 4'X10' vegetable garden.

Very nice hose, pressure stays mostly the same from start to finish. Make sure to actually calculate how much hose you need so you don't have to order a second one later.

It works perfectly. Sturdy hose. Does the job very well and is a great built. I can't find similar product for the price I've paid. Please, get them back!!!

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