Flexzilla Garden Hose, 3/4 in. x 100 ft, Heavy Duty, Lightweight, Drinking Water Safe - HFZG6100YW

Seems to be good quality and after trying over the years 10 different hoses I like this one so far.

After a lot of research and reading, I purchased this hose to use in a horse barn. I needed something heavy-duty but not super stiff and a hose that would not collapse/flatten when no water pressure was in the hose. And with no plastic fittings. I am very happy with this hose.Pros:The color makes it VERY easy for everyone to see. It is not on the ground where the horses can step on it most of the time, but they can see it. While the color was startling to them at first, they checked it out and then walked away and have not given it a thought since.The first thing I did after unpacking the hose was put it out in the sun. I had read several reviews that the hose was difficult to manage because it wanted to return to its original shape. I have not found this to be a problem. After letting the hose sit in the morning sun for about 2 hours, I unwound the hose to make it straight and then was able to position the hose where I needed it in the barn, and get it connected to the water hydrant.I followed the instructions enclosed as far as pressurizing the hose when I was ready to use it and things went very well. No problems at all. The hose is large so carries a lot of water through it very quickly. I am able to blast water tanks while cleaning them and then refill them very fast.The hose is a bit on the heavy side as far as carrying all 100 feet in my arms but I wanted a heavy-duty hose and I got exactly what I hoped for. I don't have to move all 100 feet around at one time so the weight is not a problem for me. I have other heavy duty hoses that are truly heavy and don't bend well, but they have held up for many, many years around horses and through Michigan winters but I can't buy that hose anymore. I do not use hoses in the winter but they do live outdoors in storage.The hose does maintain some memory as far as some coiling back up, what hose does not, but I have found the hose very easy to use, really like the color, appreciate how much water can move through it in a short period of time, have not had any trouble with the hose going flat with no water pressure in it, and have not seen any signs of the hose going flat when it goes around a corner. I am very happy with this hose and hope to get years of use out of it with proper care on my part.

Muy buena manguera y el servicio de entrega mas que bien

It sucks getting old. It's not like you did something wrong to deserve it, it just happens, without your consent. As time goes by, it gets hard to manage heavy 3/4 inch garden hoses. But oh that wonderful high flow rate can sure reduce the time it takes to water your trees. And when your big, super contractor, major duty, lifetime warranty, 42 layer, 3,000 psi, garden hose gets old, like you, it gets stiff, gets kinks too easily, and is hard to manage too. Especially in the winter.And then along comes Flexzilla. Finally, we have found a durable 3/4 inch we can actually use. We have several Flexzilla hoses in various colors, lengths and diameters. We still have every one of them we have bought, including the one regularly getting crush tested in the driveway. The one Flexzilla hose which is looking worse for the wear is stored on bare rocks on the hottest part of our desert property for several years. It is getting sticky. It place of storage is known to be harsh on everything located there. I.e. neglectful place to store that one.Yes they can kink. But they are by far the easiest hoses we have ever used to un-kink (de-kink?). The swivel handle hose versions are their easiest to get un-de-kink-ed. And they are light in weight! So even an old guy like me can whip it, like a teenager whips a jump rope in the summer, to get it un-de-kink-ed, or de-rocked, or un-de-lawnmower's-de-wheeled-de-heigth adjuster thingy tangle problem.So, enjoy your Flexzilla hoses. We sure do. I especially like the ones with the swivel handles. More of their hoses should have swivel handles. Hint hint.

Hose connector was more flimsy than expected