AIGUMI Flexible Hose Pipe,100FT Expandable Hose Pipe Expanding Garden Hose with 8-Function nozzles/Brass Connector/Storage Bag/Hose Set, Garden Hose for Garden, Home, Car Cleaning

I am currently on my fourth hose in a year. I decided to go for this one because of the brass fittings because I'm sick of them always popping off the end. This one screws on so holds the pressure well.I've also found that lots of hoses don't actually have the full length that they state and with a long garden I really need one that expands properly and I'm pleased to say this one does. It's made from a sturdy material too so doesn't rip when it's pulled along the concrete.I don't think the plastic wall handler will be if much use as it's a bit.flimsy but it wasn't purchased for the holder anyway. Hopefully the last I buy for a few years!

Really like this I had to get this to make a 200ft hose pipe. I really like the on and off switch for the water and the quality of the hose. The water shooter could be of better quality.

We bought this hose on 27th September 2019. I am writing this review on 1st July 2020 and the hosepipe has split making it unusable. It has been stored in the garage over the winter so has barely survived four months of use. However worse was to come. This hosepipe comes with its own specific tap fitment and variable spray gun. When the hosepipe burst we tried to attach our existing rigid (not expanding) hosepipe (a well known make sold in the UK) however it would not connect to the tap fitment provided with the expanding hose. The supplied connector looks a brass colour, I doubt if it is brass. Trying to remove this fitment from our tap proved to be the stuff of nightmares. WD40, adjustable spanners, tapping the connection to loosen any grime with a light hammer, wrapping a rubber glove around the connector to try and provide additional grip (the outer ridged surface of the tap fitment disappeared with our use of the spanner) all of these variations were tried - none worked. Finally we consulted Google. Blow torching the fitment or sawing through it were two new options to try. We questioned the blow torch method as not knowing what type of metal the supplied fitment was made from we feared it might melt the fitment onto the tap so tried boiling water in stead. Suffice to say it didn’t work. Using a metal hacksaw my husband made two cuts on either side of the fitment fully expecting it to drop off - it didn’t. Having cut through the majority of the fitment we then had to prise it off our garden tap with flathead screwdrivers. The fitment isn’t brass but seems to be some type of composite metal sprayed a gold colour. Our garden tap now needs to be replaced. Sufficient metal deposits from the supplied tap fitment remain adhered to the thread of our outside tap making it impossible to achieve a leak free fit. Perhaps if you removed the tap fitment after each use of the hosepipe you will not have this problem. Needless to say we cannot recommend this expanding hosepipe kit.

I've got a normal plastic hose on a reel. The garden is not big but by the time I've dragged it around you can bet that somewhere I've kinked the hose and the flow drops. That simply can't happen with this. Turn the water on, keep the spray nozzle closed for a few moments whilst the hose unkinks, unfirls and expands and off you go. It really does expand to 100ft. Also, I seem to be able to squirt the water much further. Don't know whether that's because of the design of the nozzle gun provided or the design of the expanding hose. A hanging device is included but when I've finished, I just keep the hose in a bucket by the tap. I have a manifold on my garden tap with a watering system and separate hose already installed so it took me a little while to sort out the best way to connect the hose but they supply so many coupling devices I finally found the right one, and no leaks. NB. you do need to attach it to a source that you can shut off. It wouldn't be a good idea to simply close it off at the spray end (as you could with a 'normal' hose) as that would keep the hose pressurised whilst not in use. It's a good buy and not expensive.

Gone through some hose pipes in 4 yrs since moving where I’m at now. Water pressure is powerful and they would not stay on the tap. This one it seem to reach pressure it needs and the hose still staying on the tap. Another thing is good cold weather we get it has a valve turn it off there too. I have stated making sure all the water is out of the pipe and turn the valve off also. Luckily I also have a cut off water stop valve in the shed. Best buy for me !

Great product

I was so disappointed today! This is the THIRD lightweight extendable hose I’ve had and I thought I’d found the perfect one. I followed the instructions to the letter, emptied the hose after use and switched it off at the handle and this afternoon it has burst! I have returned two hoses and Amazon have reimbursed me both times with no argument but unfortunately the return date was the 14th August so too late to send it back. I am now going to contact Amazon and report the poor performance of this hose. All three of them have barely lasted 3 months so something is going wrong!

The Expandable Garden Hose is fantastic! Its expanding and shrinking feature is incredibly convenient. It's impressively durable and offers versatile spray options. Simple to use and easy to store. A top-notch choice!