Flexzilla Garden Hose, Heavy Duty, Lightweight, Drinking Water Safe

Very light weight and flexible but at the same time seems to be of very good construction quality. The fittings were very easy to tighten and I have 0 leaks from any of the ends. Will only buy Flexzilla going forward. I used some brackets to hold it up along the wall and it looks relatively discreet.

One of the best hose I've ever used. I have a professional exterior cleaning company and i have very picky needs and one of them is the high quality hose which doesn't burst, king or give any headaches. I went through at least 4-5 brands and types of hoses and always found them too stiff, not resistant to kinks, burst, or simply are poor quality. This one? Absolutely best and brilliant hose. Perfect balance between all best features that hose should have. Only big thing you should know is that you need specific type of connection and being in the UK it is not standard which is followed by hard to find.

I received the Flexzilla Utility Hose, 5/8 in x 15 ft (15.9 mm x 4.57 m), for use around my home, and after a week of daily tasks, here’s my experience. Design & Build Quality: The hose is lightweight (much easier to carry than standard rubber hoses) and highly pliable, making it simple to coil and maneuver in tight spaces. The bright yellow/green color is highly visible and feels durable, even when dragged across rough concrete. Performance: Flexibility & Pliability: The hose seems to be flexible in a range of temperatures and is easy to work with, even when cold. Unlike stiffer hoses, I could loop it around corners and through garden beds without much effort. Kink Resistance: While it does kink if twisted sharply, it recovers well and doesn’t flatten out permanently. I noticed far fewer kinks compared to cheaper vinyl hoses, but it isn’t 100% kink-free. Durability: After repeated use, the outer jacket shows no signs of wear or cracking. The drinking water safe certification gave me peace of mind if filling pet bowls. Fittings: Both end fittings are perfectly machined and connected tightly to my outdoor faucets and sprayers with zero leaks. The O-rings seated smoothly and created a watertight seal on the first try. Pros: Lightweight and easy to handle (2.7 lbs / 1.2 kg) Stays flexible in cold and hot weather Durable outer jacket withstands abrasion End fittings are exact and leak-free Drinking water safe Cons: Not entirely kink-proof—minor kinks can occur with sharp bends Slightly more expensive than basic hoses, but quality justifies the cost Summary: If you want a utility hose that’s easy to carry, resists kinking better than most, and comes with precise, durable fittings, the Flexzilla is a solid choice.

Correspond à la description et semble robuste: à voir avec le temps. Le pas de vis est peut-être un peu difficile pour tomber correctement avec le robinet: j’ai connu des systèmes plus aisé à viser.

I use this hose for general purpose stuff around my house. I became aware of Legacy / Flexzilla products when I was recommended to buy one of their air hoses for roofing. After being impressed with the performance of that hose and being frustrated with my kinky, non-coil-able current hose I decided to upgrade to this. Like the air hose the water hose performed the same. Its light, its strong, its easy to coil. Yeah, it will kink of course if there are loops in the hose. If it does kink, however, it will not be a permanent crease in the material and it won't have a "memory" of that kink occurring. When hose (and rope) products are made they are coiled at the factory and stored that way for a while. Because of this the side of the hose around the outer edges becomes slightly stretched (its a larger radius on the outside than the inside / more distance to cover). This means that when you recoil this kind of product (not exclusive to Legacy) you need to coil to that natural state and it will be obvious when you begin to coil as it will naturally want to go a certain way. Work with it, not against it. You need to turn the hose (or rope, or whatever) as you are coiling it as well. Practice, you'll figure it out as the hose will guide you on how it wants to lay. I went into depth on that because I think that might be a cause for some of the negative reviews but its really a user problem and not the hose. I've only used it for a few weeks but I'm pleased with its flexibility, durability and just general overall impression. Zero regrets - it was worth every penny. My neighbor has commented on it as well.