Pocket Hose Copper Bullet Expandable Garden Hose 25 FT w/10 Pattern Thumb Spray Nozzle AS-SEEN-ON-TV 650psi 3/4 in Patented Lead-Free Ultra-Lightweight Solid Copper Anodized Aluminum Fittings No-Kink

I can't address durability yet, since I just started using this hose. But I really like the spray nozzle that came with it. I have ordered a number of expandable hoses in the past, and they generally come with a cheaply-made spray nozzle. This one feels solid, and the "thumb drive" is great -- it allows you to turn the hose on and off with a flick of the thumb.

I used it once and I really like it. Designed well and better than when they first came out years ago. I do put it indoors now. I think leaving them outside isn't a good idea. Plus I live in Arizona with the hot summers.I wouldn't put it in the garage either. It's worth a try. No leaks, easy lever to turn on.

I got this because I didn't want a big, long hose. However, It seems less than 25 feet to me. (no I didn't measure, hard for me to bend over). Next time I will get the next size up. It works well

Works great for the patio and doesn't take up a lot of space. The nozzle doesn't have "pressure wash" power, but it works just fine. My patio is 14'x14', and when I needed to hose it off (which I don't do often), it was able to reach just fine.

Apologies! We wrote an earlier review that the sprayer head did not arrive with the hose. Please accept our apologies, it went directly to my elderly mother who did not realize it was included in the package and misinformed us.

Hi,UPDATED July 12, 2024: I've reduced my rating from 3 to 1.I've now had the hose for not quite 10 weeks and the hose itself is starting to deteriorate. Within the last 2 weeks the hose has started to kink badly making it extremely aggravating to try and water my outdoor plants every day (about 10-15 minutes of usage a day). Also it is leaking where the hose connects to the copper fitting that screws onto the spigot. It's NOT because it is loose on the spigot. It's leaking between the hose and the hoses fixture.I see now the hose has been reduced 20% from what I paid for it. Still NOT WORTH IT. At least the 'cheap' curly hoses I used to by from Big Lots for $12-15 would last 18 months or so before giving out (those are now $20+ on Amazon but still a much better deal)Reallly disappointed in "Al Borland" endorsing this expensive piece of crap.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Ordered this and it took longer than expected for it to show up. Have been using it a week and so far the hose seems fine, though I do agree with others that the stretched out length is not quite 25 feet. Tryig to stretch it that far feels like it's stressing it. I don't have a large area to cover so I'm not as concerned about that as others might be.I will later update the review after the summer regarding longer term use and durability.My biggest issue with it is that whoever designed the spay nozzle clearly knows nothing about watering plants. It has 10 settings, not 1 of which is a suitable "rain" setting to water plants.There is a wide spraying setting but nothing comes out of the center of the nozzle ever. To water my numerous outdoor potted plants the spraying works well to broadly spray the leaves of the plants but I have to bend over each and every pot to actually water the base of the plant. I may have to get out my watering can to use in addition to this hose.Many of the 10 settings on the nozzle are absolutely useless. The nozzle on the "cheap" curly hoses I've purchased at Big Lots and also here on Amazon have much more realistic and functional sprayers with fewer spray settings.

This hose is smooth. Easy to connect to spigot, easy to flip into the on mode, easy to choose which spray you want, easy to disconnect. Smooth is the word. It goes on my list of best buys.

Last summer (August 2024), I bought four of these hoses- (2) 25', (1) 50', and (1) 75' for a total of $240. The hoses and the nozzles seemed great. They expanded and coiled like advertised. I drained them and stored them in an unheated garage for the winter, and took them out this spring (April 2025). Three of four nozzles are badly leaking near the hose connection- on two of them, the part with the threads that is pressed onto the bottom of the nozzle body completely fell off. On one hose, I see that the strain relief where it connects to the hose bib on the house is broken and the strain relief is useless. I keep slack on the hoses out of the hose bibs, so this is just the plastic failing. So, while generally the hoses are less cumbersome than traditional hoses, the quality is not what it should be. I have to replace three nozzles for this season, which is disappointing.