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#18410905 05/09/23
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Extremely flimsy and the fittings are such thin gage they will neither nmantain shape or seal.

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Don’t buy the cheap one, get one rated for hot water

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I bought some big heavy black hoses somewhere 20 years ago. Never drain them in the winter and I’m still using them. You get what you pay for.

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Don’t get the cheap azz expanding ones they’ll blow up

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Buy the commercial grades and never get one less than 75 ft ,a 25 ft is the most useless one ever


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Have 4 or 5 of yhe 50’ craftsman black rubber hoses that are pushing 20 years old, bought 3 of the yellow/green flex Zilla hoses that have been handy and without breaks for 4 years now.


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I bought a 100' one for about $75 15 years ago from Lowes. LIFETIME guarantee. I have taken it back at least 4 times for a replacement.... great investment.


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Originally Posted by 1beaver_shooter
Buy the commercial grades and never get one less than 75 ft ,a 25 ft is the most useless one ever
Unless you only need the hose to run 25 feet or less.


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I have a USA made “Swan” brand hose that has less memory and kinks less than any other hose that I’ve owned. I couldn’t tell ya how old it is. I found it on the side of the road with a cardboard sign that said free so I took it.😂 I have no idea why the previous owner didn’t want it.

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Sams used to have some good ones.

Made in USA.


The current ones are still made in USA, but are stiff as a skillet handle…


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You got hosed. Costco has decent ones for about $25.

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Lowes carries a Zero-G hose. It's flexible and warranted. I've had a couple for a few years now with no issues. I had another hose I thought was a Zero-G that sprung a leak. I called Zero g and talked to them. They told me to cut the end off the hose and they'd send me another to replace it. I had made a mistake their hoss were fine.

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Originally Posted by 1beaver_shooter
Buy the commercial grades and never get one less than 75 ft ,a 25 ft is the most useless one ever
I had a tough time finding a 25’ for a specific purpose.


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Originally Posted by Burleyboy
You got hosed. Costco has decent ones for about $25.

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Yes, and they're 100'ers. If you need 50's, buy a pair of ends and cut them down. I've had good luck with them.


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