The water pressure in my home is not enough for the hose to perform as well as expected. It is a good hose just not as well asi expected because of my water pressure.

The hose is well made using quality material. It doesn't kink, is super light. makes watering flower beds enjoyable ; quick and easy. i highly reccommend

It’s in my garbage can. The first one I bought leaked all over the hose. Bought a second one Same thing. Won’t waste any more $$$ on those type hoses.

I don’t think this is a real copper bullet hose. It does not have any branding on it unlike the listing that shows branding. I think it is a knock off

This hose does what it is made for. I do love the shrinking for better storage. this is my second one, and that is because the first one would not stop leaking at the connection.

I really like that it expands and contracts back to starting shape. But this does not work if you are using the hoses for watering your yard with a yard sprinkler. You can only take it out so far with it turned off. If you take it out with the water turned on then the sprinkler will contract when the water is turned off. Which means you have to redo the process to water the same area. But if you connect three hoses, take it out as far as possible with water turned on, the it contracts to a different area when water is turned off that is closer to the water faucet. Then water that area. Hopefully it wont expand too much to take the sprinkler somewhere else. Then the next day you can water another area by dragging the sprinkler closer to the faucet. I have not tried this yet but should work. I have just two hoses hooked up now. Will try the three hoses this weekend. They roll up fine without water pressure. Cost enough I really do not want them to just lay out in the yard for someone to get a free set of hoses. Was not worried about the $20 hoses. But they were such a chore to pull out of yard and put on hose device on the side of my house and they always got kinked. For hosing off the car or the driveway they work great.

I never thought that I would spend sixty dollars on a stupid hose, but after lugging a heavy asshose out from underneath the deck, every day, I took a strain on my back. So first, this is nice to have for the fact that it is so light and it just shrinks. I don't think it's worth $60, but maybe like 40. it is nice and does what it says amazingly!!!!!!

This is my second copper bullet pocket hose. I bought one last year and loved it! Expandable hoses are easier to put away but most brands I tried were not heavy duty quality and would burst if you stepped on it. This one is sturdy! I have arthritis and the thumb roll regulator is so easy and doesn’t hurt my hand. It doesn’t kink. I would definitely buy again!

I have three other hoses of this type in different sizes. All have worked/operated perfectly. The only question is the longevity of this product. I have had other hoses from different companies and if I was able to get two years out of them that seem to be longest time they held up without leaks. This product does appear to be better quality so time will tell.

I am sensitive to and wary of "as seen on TV“ hype. But I am also pretty good at determining the suitability of a device for use in a given application. In this case, the application is none too pleasant. We have a motorhome and when it is in use a necessary chore is emptying and flushing the black tank regularly. In addition to the sewer hose, anther standard hose is needed to provide flush water to ensure the tank is evacuated properly. In the past I had some cheapy hoses. They would kink, twist, tangle, and were a pain to drain with a kink occurring every 8-10 inches along their 50’ lengths. Pure nonsense. Well, my neighbor just so happened to have purchased a copper bullet hose. One time using it and I knew it was perfect for a flush hose in our RV. The thing is great! Drained, it collapses easily and stores in almost no space. It is easy to pull out and hook up, never kinks, never leaks, and when I am finished with it, I just disconnect from the hose bib and it drains itself! All you have to do is collect it and stow it. It returns to its slinky, easily-stowed, form factor, ready for the next time. So yeah, this is probably a step down in expected duty for the poor, noble, hose, but the job is a necessary one and it performs it perfectly. If you have an RV and need a flush hose I cannot recommend a better one than this.