Water Right 700 Series (1/2") Soaker Hose, Drinking Water Safe, 100-Foot, Bristle Grass

Works very well, water dripping all the way.

This hose works the way a drip hose is supposed to, EVEN distribution from one end to another, even at 100 feet. Expensive, but worth everypenny, don't waste your money on those cheap black ones like I did.

No toxic smell like all the other soaker hoses. I have kept mine outside in our veggie garden and around a long hedge for 4 years now and they still work very well. around the hedge I mulch over them but in the veggie garden I leave them on top because they spray for a few inches around them. I love that they are drinking water safe so the plants we eat are not going to be soaking up lead or other toxic chemicals. Yes, they are expensive but they hold up and are not making my yard have toxic residue like in other soakers.

I decided to upgrade to this soaker hose for a perennial garden. My previous soaker hose did not water evenly and did not last long.I’m very happy with this hose and very happy I purchased it. It’s heavy duty but not hard to maneuver and setup in the garden. Pleased with this purchase!

The hose is fabulous. Unless you have hard water.After several weeks of use each hose began to fail until total failure at 6 weeks. Now only one or two drips still function every 2-3 feet of hose it's so severely clogged up.i purchased these hoses specifically because of their light coloring. it makes them really easy to see and avoid while working in the garden. they're very soft and pliable, easy to place, and change layouts without having to use stakes. initially they provided nice even watering without over or under watering any one segment.if they didn't foul up given my hard water, i'd continue to purchase these over any other soaker hose. unfortunately, i have to replace all three hoses now. obviously, will not be ordering more, which is unfortunate.

Delivers large quantities of water, very quickly. Extremely sturdy. Drain and leave in place all winter. Just as good 2nd and 3rd summers. Winters sometimes go into the teens—no problems.

Amazing! I have 100’ of regular hose attached to my faucet and going up a small hill. This 100’ of soaker/sprinkler hose runs horizontally on the hill. It still weeps at the end of the run! At the beginning of the soaker/sprinkler it sprays little streams of water and weeps. At the end it weeps only. The end is probably 65-70% output of the beginning. This is after a hill and 200’ from my very average outdoor faucet. I can water all of my flower beds and half my lawn by leaving this on file about an hour and a half. Expensive? Yes. Worth it? Yes. Bonus, the light tan blends beautifully with my pine bark mulch and bricks. I don’t feel as need to bury it or try to conceal it.

These don't crack or break!When I moved from a condo to a house, I never imagined that the new skills I would acquire would include splicing hoses. But when you use those black, foam like soaker hoses, it's a skill you need to acquire quickly. I can't count the number of times I'd be sitting in my backyard relaxing, and have to drop everything to go dig in the dirt, unearth a ruptured soaker hose, splice it, test it to make sure my splice worked, and then bury it again under the mulch. It's dirty work. We had two. Water Right soaker hoses last Summer and I never had problems with them, so this spring every other soaker hose is being replaced with Water Right soakers. I love them.