Water Right PCH-050-MG-6PKRS 50-Foot x 3/8-Inch Polyurethane Lead Safe Coil Garden Hose, Olive Green
Water Right PCH-050-MG-6PKRS 50-Foot x 3/8-Inch Polyurethane Lead Safe Coil Garden Hose, Olive Green By Water Right
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With our lightweight coiling garden hose, you'll never again have to struggle with tangled hoses. The hose stretches to follow your movements, then automatically rebounds into a neat coil for easy storage. Manufactured in the United States using lead-free, top quality FDA grade polyurethane. Commercial grade solid machined brass fittings are plated twice with nickel and then chrome to provide a long-lasting, never-tarnish, durable hose fitting which also prevents lead from leaching into the water. A truly drinking water safe product. Includes specially engineered strain reliefs on both hose ends to prevent hose kink at the faucet or nozzle end of the hose. Features 12-inch tails on each coil end making a very user-friendly product. Our specially engineered, polyether-based polyurethane is designed for long-term water use. Flexible in all weather conditions. Hot, cold, and even freezing temperatures. 3/8-inch inside diameter design. Extremely lightweight--perfect for smaller watering needs on the porch, patio, containers and small gardens. Because it is a coiled hose and retracts, it stretches comfortably to 80-85% of it's length (approximately 43 feet).
- Amazon Sales Rank: #213 in Lawn & Patio
- Color: Olive Green
- Brand: Water Right
- Model: PCH-050-MG-6PKRS
Features
- Manufactured in the United States using 100% lead-free, top quality, UV stabilized FDA & NSF grade polyurethane
- Solid chrome-plated machined brass fittings provide a long-lasting, never-tarnish, durable hose fitting which also prevents lead from leaching into the water
- Specially engineered strain reliefs on both hose ends to prevent hose kink; Flexible in all weather conditions, even freezing temperatures
- Features 12 inch tails on each coil end making installation to faucets and nozzles a breeze; Hose stretches comfortably to about 43 feet
- Lightweight hose is perfect for smaller watering needs on the porch, patio, containers and small gardens; Contains no phthalates, drinking water safe
Most helpful customer reviews
203 of 205 people found the following review helpful.
By Sean T. Busch
I am a very firm believer in buying it right the first time. I did my research on coil hoses for the backyard garden after my previous one kinked and had hundreds of tiny punctures in it over just one year which made it spray mist everywhere. It seemed like this model had the best reviews, but was also the most expensive.
You get what you pay for.
The connection to your spigot is excellent. The whole feel of the hose is high-quality. The metal spring coil near the female end eliminates any kinking and the stainless steel connectors on either end sing "durability". The hose is a fairly thick gauge with decent weight and a glossy finish. I also love the plethora of earth tones available to choose from. It will almost disappear when not used depending on your landscape.
The biggest test was the ability to recoil. Even after stretching it to it's max, and on a 100* day no less, the hose recoiled to its original fashion. I have been using this daily for almost a month without a single complaint.
215 of 222 people found the following review helpful.
By David Farness
My back yard is approximately 45 feet long. Our only spigot is at the far end. So any hose must reach the entire 45 feet to reach the other end of the lawn. I say to myself "Perfect - 50 feet - that's 45 feet - plus 5 feet to spare". Unfortunately, what they don't tell you about these coil style hoses is that the farther you stretch them the more they pull back. This one will stretch to 35 feet if I use all of my strength to pull at it. Keep in mind that you must keep up this level of tension, otherwise the hose will snap out of your hand and try to recoil. The hose itself is well made with brass fittings and does not leak. I'm sure if you were to completely stretch this hose out until all the coils were gone it would measure exactly 50 feet. However in the real world you wouldn't want to stretch it more than 25 feet. I will probably re-purpose this hose in another part of the yard were it doesn't need to go beyond 25 feet. I would recommend to any one buying this type of hose to purchase one that has twice the length you need it to go.
69 of 69 people found the following review helpful.
By Jeffrey Pittman
I bought this and its big (75') brother. I was reluctant because they're kind of pricey compared to your average garden hose, but I was hoping this would free me from tangles, kinks and the major hassle of re-coiling a long hose when done with it. It does all that. It's like a big Slinky, except that if it does get tangled (which you almost have to work at to accomplish), a little shaking removes the tangle. Storage is beyond easy - you drag the hose where you want to store it, and just drop it on top of itself. Makes a funny-looking pile of coils but that is really all there is to it.
The fittings on each end are of very good quality and there are robust-feeling strain relievers at each end. I was afraid that when I really stretched it out, it would lose its tendency to coil back up but not so. I was mostly worried that the smaller-than-usual diameter of the hose wouldn't allow enough water to pass for me to use my small electric pressure washer to full effect, but I could tell no difference with these new hoses vs. traditionally sized larger ones.
Yes, they're expensive, but in this case I think I got what I paid for. Great stuff!
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