Feature(may vary by option.)
●【LIGHTWEIGHT & FLEXIBLE】Our 50 ft garden hose is made of innovative rubber and polymer mixed materials. Making it not only 30% lighter than traditional rubber hoses, it also stays flexible and kink less in extreme weather(-18.4℉ to 140℉). Its an ideal choice for helping senior individuals maintain a tidy yard
●【HEAVY DUTY & LEAK PROOF】This water hose has a burst pressure of 600 PSI and a work pressure range of 150-200 PSI. It features an upgraded high density 3-ply anti leak construction, ensuring a longer lifespan and the ability to withstand high pressure, including even car crushing situations
●【KINK LESS DESIGN】The 360° swivel handle can rotate freely to prevent kink and tangle. Both ends of 5/8" ID gardening hose is made of 3/4 solid brass fittings, effectively supports smooth water flow and prevents rust. No more stopping to fix the kinks, coils easily and lays flat with zero memory
●【8 FUNCTION NOZZLE】Robust hose nozzle is designed with durability and offers 8 spray functions. It features an ergonomic rubberized handle and a lockable trigger clip, making it easy to water for extended periods without causing stress or discomfort. Great for outdoor garden, yard, patio, lawn watering, Car, house, windows, roof washing, garage, pet cleaning etc
●【SATISFACTION GUARANTEE】If you encounter problems, please contact us in time, we guarantee a one-year warranty and worry-free refund. Package List-50ft garden hose*1, 8 function nozzle*1, leak-proof washer*2, adhesive tape*1, instruction*1
[50 FT]
[100 FT]
Description
All-Weather Flexibility Heavy Duty Garden Hose
- Extremely flexible and no kinking, very flexible even at -40 to 150-degree F. NO KINKING when extended.
- Extremely functional and lightweight.
- Flexible and Easy to Handle.
- Package List - 1xGarden Hose, 2xGaskets, 1xAdhesive Tape
- Parameter - Temperature Range: -18.4℉ to 140℉, Working Pressure: 150-200 PSI, Burst Pressure: 600 PSI, Diameter of the hose: 5/8 inch, Male to Female 100% Solid Brass Fittings, 360° Swivel Handle.
