WHOBUY 50 FT Upgraded Flexible Garden Hose with 8-Patterns Spray Nozzle and Hose Storage Bag, 3/4" Solid Brass Connectors, Expandable No Kink No Break Durable Outdoor Water Hose for Yard

Bought this hose back in July 2019. Now October & so far so good. Loving this garden hose & hoping it will last for a few years. I retired the regular heavy, stiff garden hose to the shed for now.WHOBUY 50 FT Upgraded Flexible Garden Hose is very light, flexes to 50ft & no leaks. It came with a very nice spray nozzle & all the rubber fittings with spares. Winter is coming and I'm glad this thing is so light, a plus for easy storage during the cold months. Over all the product preformed well over the past few months, we'll see how it will hold up next spring.07.21.2020 - Update:Oops! I was dead WRONG - didn't last long at all. Used it summer/fall of 2019, as of now summer of 2020, sprung a leak. Hose have developed several punctures & now leaking water all over. Downgrading my rating to 1 star. Not worth the price, durability is terrible, didn't even last till the end of this summer and this hose was lightly used, not abused, not tangled, not mishandled, was not left outside during winter & was not stored in full sunlight - still holes/punctures developed prematurely!! Do yourselves a favor, save your $$ & buy the $20 traditional hose at least those last 2-3yrs before developing punctures in multiple places.

I have went through a few of this type of garden hose over the years. They have came a long way since years ago on the infomercials. The old ones had plastic fittings and were absolute junk. These newer ones such as the WHOBUY are way way better. First of all they have brass fittings. This is absolutely the biggest improvement. What I call the sheathing (the mesh outside of the hose) is the other major improvement. I have ran this one for a couple weeks and it works great. Not a leak to be found, even with the sprayer that came with it.Keep in mind, these things will flex. They will blow if you have really high water pressure and just leave them in the yard pressurized under the sun. If you go by the rules below you can get years of use from these hoses:Don't turn you water spigot on full blast. Back it off a quarter turn.Don't leave it in the sun for hours and hours under pressure.Don't yank on it to get it around an obstacle.When you are done using it you must COMPLETELY empty it of water. Turn the spigot off and either open the brass valve and let it drain, or hold the sprayer on. Do this while letting the hose contract and moving with it as it does.Did I say don't leave it under pressure when not being used? Yea, don't do that.If you follow these rules for this hose and even regular rubber/hybrid hoses they will last a very long time. This is all basically common sense! If you have a slice of your brain missing and can't follow the rules then I can't help you.

I used to have a really heavy duty hose but over time, it was getting very annoying to carry a heavyweight just to spray some water in my yard. So I switched to one of these expandable kinds, and it exploded one day when we accidentally kept the water on. So I got this new one here, and it seems pretty great so far! It's light and portable and expands when you turn the water on. But one thing you need to keep in mind is to not leave the water on while the other end of the hose is closed. I've learned that the hard way but with this one, I know I'll be more careful with it, and I'd recommend it to every household. The sprayer works great too, with various spray nozzle settings.

Overall I like this expandable hose. It isn’t the best design as far as repairability.There is a design flaw with the rubber protective strain gauge gasket on both ends of the hose. It is there to provide strain relief at each hose end to reduce leakage from bending. However, my Hose came with the strain relief loose and eventually undone.. while trying to repair the strain relief once you unscrew the shutoff valve to try and put the rubber strain relief back near the connection pointL where it belongs, it is almost impossible to put the valve assembly back to the hose and mate and tighten the end piece with the valve assembly without damaging the hose. In my case this lead to a leak.However, the company honored the one year warranty and promptly sent out a replacement. So the company does stand by their product and I appreciate that. But beware, that if you take the valve assembly apart it’s nearly impossible to reset the assembly with or without the rubber strain relief gasket.

This is a nice hose set. I have owned several of these expanding hoses and this one feels the sturdiest of all that I've tried. The storage bag and extra hose gaskets are a really nice bonus to have. There is an on off switch on the nozzle end of the hose as well, which is a really handy feature if you are having issues with a sprayer or sprinkler head that you need to adjust, you don't have to run back to the faucet to shut off the water. The sprayer seems to be a good quality too, the different styles offer a wide range of applications that all seem to have a decent purpose - it also doesn't leak which I have had before. I hope this hose holds up, it seems better than others I've used and I'm looking forward to using all summer.

The thing that I like most about this hose is it easy to use and easy to roll out and I like that it doesn’t take up a lot of space when it’s not in use. It is very light weight. It seems to hold up pretty well with our high water pressure. I am grateful for the extra gaskets that came with this purchase and the hose nozzle with the different spray pattern types. In the first photo it shows the storage bag instructions the hose the hose nozzle and the extra gaskets that came with the hose itself. The second photo is a 1 gallon pale that I store my hose in and you can see it doesn’t take up much room. I could not get the video to load to show the difference between the hose relaxed and the hose stretched out with the water pressure. It did go from about 12 feet to 50 feet length.