Heavy Duty Flexible Light Weight Garden Hose, 100ft x 5/8in, 4 Layer Leakproof Outdoor Gardening Tools, Watering Supplies, Powerful Water Pressure for Lawn, Flowers, Black Orange

I purchased a 50 foot garden hose before I purchase this one. The one that I had before kinked in every possible position. I have a garden hose rack on my house and I tried to roll up the garden hose and it is too stiff to properly Make a round circle You have to keep twisting it to get it to roll around the rack I returned it and got this water hose and it doesn’t kink it lays out straight and rolls around my hose rack with no problems I going to buy another one 50 feet long I should have got a 100 foot hose at first but I was skeptical doing that because of the first hose that I have purchased and sent back but it’s OK. I’m just going to put both hoses together and call it a day. By me writing this review will give you some insight for you to understand what to buy and what not to buy. My advice is this product is 100% Worth Trying I Love It.

This hose seems very well made. It's a balance between weight and super heavy duty and I think it comes in at the sweet spot. It is lighter than my other 75' hoses - I like that. As a farmer, it seems like I'm always carrying or dragging a hose and I'm not getting any younger. In the listing it shows running over the hose with a car - I do think it will handle that. That said, I wouldn't do it a lot! There are professional/farm hoses that are designed to be run over day after day with trucks and tractors.The fittings are a rustproof aluminum. Brass seems to be on its way out for fittings - it's more expensive and heavier and I think that aluminum is a great alternative. There is a strain relieve sleeve on the female end where it attaches to your house outside fixture. That's an important feature - that's a typical place for your hose to kink.One really nice thing is that it is a 5/8" diameter hose. It said it right in the Amazon listing. I consider the 5/8" to be he "standard". In the old days, many homeowner hoses were 1/2" and you just don't have the same flow rate with a smaller diameter hose. When you are watering by hand with a spray nozzle or watering wand, you want to put down some water! It's very Zen to water, but you probably still want to get the job done - I know that I do.I also like the bright green color. It's attractive and you will see it when you are mowing and not run it over and it is just easier to spot in your garage, shed, etc.I'm seeing more and more hose listings that do not give the hose size. That is disappointing to me. That information is as important as the length. Having the information available to the buyer is important and I was glad to see that the Rhino company is a good company and includes it.An easy 5 Stars for me and I would buy this hose again.

This is a good/great lightweight garden/multipurpose hose. The hose was well packaged and professionally presented. Initial inspection I found no defects or issues. It is lightweight and I've only used it a few times. I don't have too many concerns or complaints. As previously stated, it is a lightweight hose so I'm not actually sure how long or how durable this is going to be. The hose states it's anti kink but will follow up on this review once summer comes and see how this performs and will update on it's longevity.

The media could not be loaded.  This is a nicely made item. It is not light, but it is much lighter than traditional hoses. The flexibility of the hose makes it easy to drag around, although that is probably not the best way to move it. : OI really like the bright green color. Even though it is green, it still shows up well in the grass, and shows up nicely on cement. (see picture) The reason I like that is because I use my hoses to water my lawn during rainy season. I hook up hoses to my rain barrels and run them to the grass. Sometimes the hose crosses a walkway so the bright green makes it visible. I usually have to put caution tape on my other hoses, so the bright color will save me some time and some plastic trash. I with other hose companies would catch on to this idea. Most make hoses dark green to blend into the grass. humThis hose does kink a lot initially when you first open it up because it is tightly wound. But once you unravel it, it will tend to not kink. Even if it does kink, it will not leave a crease like what happens with traditional hoses. (see video)Based on the picture, I was thinking that the PVC handle at the end that attaches to the faucet was going to be flimsy and fall down, but I was pleasantly surprised to find that it is pretty sturdy and well attached. I have 2 other hoses with similar handles, but they are flimsy and don't stay in place.The end of the hoses are black and appear to be plastic, but they are coated metal, so that's good. I got the 50' length, which, at $29, I think is very reasonably priced. My second favorite hose. (My first is orange. : ) )

This hose should be good for running water out to my garden this summer. I usually have to replace some hoses every few years due to UV damage or animals damaging them. I remove, drain, and store the hoses over the winter/spring.I have had problems with corrosion on the connectors if I mix and match metals. For example, if you connect an aluminum hose connection to a brass one, the connection corrodes over the season. I couldn't undo the connections and had to cut the ends off to put away the hoses. Force, penetrating oil, or torch wouldn't free the connections. In the picture, you will see the black metal is aluminum with an anodized black finish on it. I took a file to the outside female connector and exposed aluminum on the corner of the hex. The connection to the hose is brass. On the galvanic series chart, the aluminum will corrode as it is anodic. If you connect these aluminum connectors to a brass hose, there may be more corrosion. This is just an observation, not experience with this hose. I'm going to coat the threads and connectors with silicone grease when I use them to try to avoid corrosion. I'll let you know in a few years.