This is a good quality hose that's long enough for my needs. I am concerned it will kink. But now it's been stretched out in the hot sun for a couple od days I'm hoping that won't be a problem.

This has a great price for the size and works great. I did notice one i hooked it up at home that there is a gash. This will probably affect the life of the hose but i need it now.

Great length. I can reach anywhere in my yard. Sturdy and strong. It is rather difficult to roll up. Probably need to get a hose holder that is big enough.

This hose is very heavy duty and is very long. It is an upgrade from the average garden hose. I have been very pleased with it thus far. Using it to fill up a pool and clean the patio.

MM 110’ Prof water hose is a great buy. Be sure to stretch it ALL THE WAY OUT, water your lawn & then roll it up. That seemed to prevent kinks thus far.

Used on a hose reel, this heavy duty water hose tends to kink the first two or three reels. Its better when in direct sunlight. Connections are durable and eassy to hand tighten. Good Value.

Nice & Long, heat gripping for hook-ups. Hose is also very durable. The only down side is that when it is cold or cool outside, and because it’s a thick hose, it lacks flexibility for use making for a bit of a challenge using.

I've had the hose for I tyhin 3 years. For the money this hose can't be beat. It is long, tough but still flexible with little kinking. The only issue is with the hose connectors using brass quick connectors. Once attached and after prolonged us, as others have experienced, iy is impossible to remove the quick connectors. I'm fairly confident that the threaded connectors on the hose are aluminum. Brass and aluminum do not get along - the hose connector threads and quick connector threads end up dusing together making it impossible to remove them. It's called galvanic corrosion. Didn't even think about that when I bought the hose. The fix is to cut off the frozen end and install a new male threaded end. Not the endo f the world, a slight nuisance. I would highly recommend a warning be placed on the packaging warning of the risk using brass fittings with it.

I've been buying lightweight, inexpensive garden hoses and replacing each summer. I decided to try getting a heavier-duty hose. Saw this "professional grade" hose and thought I would try it. First line says "kink resistant hose". I have now been using it for three days, figuring I would get used to the heavy weight and get an extra workout dragging it 100 feet out into the yard. I got extra steps in as I had to return at least four times to unkink several places. I returned and read the reviews that I should've read in the first place. Clearly, "kink resistant" means something different than I expected. For an unwieldy, kinking hose, get this model. I'm returning it. System will not allow me to upload photo showing the kinks, but they are there even after I straighten the hose constantly.

The hose itself is good, but the fitting that screws on to the faucet on the house has leaked from day one. I have tried adding and replacing the washer in the hose fitting, and have tightened it as mush as possible, but it still leaks. This may be my big chance to test Sam's Warranty and customer service.