Rain Bird EFP075FS Drip Irrigation Coupling Adapter, 3/4" Female Pipe Thread x 1/2" Easy Fit Universal Fitting, Fits All 1/2" and 5/8" Tubing

This lawn sprinkler connector worked perfectly. No leaks even under high pressure. I was very impressed.

Finally a great way to connect drip irrigation tubing. These barbed connectors are very easy to install and they seal very well. There's a whole family of barbed connectors to choose from: Tees, elbows, crosses etc. And once they're installed most of the connector is visually hidden so they result in a cleaner look in your planters and garden.

Push on and tighten up, that easy, I bought 2 more packs

I've used these connectors many times, and they have always worked great. No leaking, no deterioration with weather, no issues at all. I'm a big fan of Ranbird in general. I'm putting in another garden area, and ordered four of these. None of them would screw on to a standard hose end more than two twists. I tried them on various different hose ends to make sure it wasn't the hose. Same issue. Went and looked at some old ones to verify that they did indeed screw all the way in. They did. So I the connection leaked. I Didn't want to reorder and have the same issue, so I did the unthinkable - ventured out to an actual store.My local Save More Money store was out of this fitting. Grr.

I finally found these fittings that my dog chewed up. I bought similar ones at Home Depot, Lowes and even a plumbing specialty store in town but the heads were all too big for the tree bubblers I use. Ironically, the same tree bubbler heads I buy at Home Depot or Lowes. These are great, the slide right into the drip line at the base of the tree and provide the perfect amount of water with the adjustable head.

The compression end fits my 1/2" tubing fine and seems to have a good seal but I can't test it because the threads on the hose connector end don't match the threads of a hose or the pressure regulator or even directly on the spigot. Something is wrong with the threads on the one I got. Buy at your own risk and maybe you'll be lucky, but I'm getting a different product.

Nice fit for drip irrigation

Not crazy about these and I couldn't find an alternative. I would have preferred a type with a screw on ring to compress over a barbed fitting 1) not as easy to press on as advertised 2) You can't really see what you are doing 3) Not easy to disassemble (a fellow Amazon person said to heat the pipe to pull off)I had one failure connection. DO NOT heat up the pipe with hot water to do the press fit. You need the pipe ridged as possible when doing the press fit.