Bionic Steel PRO 100 Ft Garden Hose with Nozzle, Premium 304 Stainless Steel Metal Water Hose 100Ft Flexible Hose, Rust Proof, Lightweight, Heavy Duty, Crush Resistant Fittings, 500 PSI, 2025 Model

Best hose I have ever owned. Never kinks, light, very easy to manipulate and rolls up compactly. I use 2 x 100 ft and there is no issue. Only had it one year, so unsure about longevity, but great so far.

This extra length extremely light weight garden hose is super easy to use, easy to hold, & easy to roll back up! Highly recommend to everyone that needs a hose with great pressure & super light weight...just do NOT run over it with an automobile (will squash metal flat)!

Nice and sturdy, not as cumbersome as regular hose. I got the 100 feet, i did not think it would fit in my new Liberty hose wheel but it did. No leaks so far but it has only been two days, will see what the future brings.Although with a 3 year delay, I am providing an update on this item. I had left a positive review shorty after I purchased this hose, however about less than two years later, and after only very light use, the hose started to leak right in the middle part. Very odd because we never unbounded it to that point, we used about 30-35 feet of it so we found it strange that it would leak in an area that was never really used. I admit that the hose was left on the liberty wheel throughout the winter ( Missouri winter), covered with a protective cover. But it seems that part must have blown due to cold? We always drain our hoses but maybe because it was waund there was some water left. Anyways, the hose has been sitting on the wheel unused since 2022. A bis shame due that it was not cheap.

The non-kink aspect and the brass fittings of this hose are very nice, and it is lightweight and easy to move around. The shut-off valve is a nice feature which compensates for not being able to temporarily shut off flow as with a rubber hose by simply tightly bending/crimping it. However, due to its smaller-than-normal internal diameter, this hose has a smaller-than-normal flow rate. That makes it a poor choice for use with a sprinkler system or without a hose-end sprayer that relies more on pressure than volume. (The instructions say that it works best with a sprayer, but that fact isn't mentioned in the Amazon write-up.) The biggest drawback to this hose is that - despite the picture in the Amazon ad touting it as "Life Proof" by showing a car driving over the hose - it absolutely will not stand up to that kind of outside pressure. It permanently deforms the hose (see my photos) to drive over it with a car (Ford Escape) or even a much-lighter weight lawn tractor (Troy-Bilt), to the point that the flow is reduced. And unlike a top-quality rubber hose, which takes such abuse in stride (at a cheaper price), there is no way to cut and repair this hose once it's messed up.This hose was my first experience with a stainless steel water hose. I bought it as an experiment to see if this type of hose would work for me because it looks like it has some very nice features. I got the 100-foot length since my house is on 2 acres, and I needed a longer hose. I've used it for a week and was genuinely hoping that this hose would deliver, but it's turned out to be inadequate for my needs in terms of its flow. However, its inability to withstand being run over is what makes it totally useless for me, and I don't recommend it for anyone else. My experiment has shown me that this hose is definitely not worth what it costs, and I won't be buying any more. I'm reluctantly going back to my original rubber hoses because they can do what I need a water hose to do at a lower cost.

I bought the 100 footer (best buy for the $). It is a pretty good hose in that it does NOT leak at the ends like numerous other flex hoses I have tried. Also does very well with not kinking when moving around and using. it is also an ease with winding back up to put on the hose rack. But...Do NOT run it over with your small (or larger) vehicle. I accidentally did it with my small car and it had a flatter spot in it. The hose still worked fine, but whether pressurized or not, it WILL at least distort when pressurized and completely flatten when not. Also, do NOT leave out when the temperature is at or below freezing. I forgot about it and the temp dropped. The very next day (after the temperature was back above freezing), the hose sprung at least three leaks. The flexible material inside the casing does NOT do well when it freezes.

I purchase my 100ft hose in June 2020 and still think it’s one of the best hoses I own and as an avid gardener, I own many. It’s lightweight, does not twist and kink, and will work perfectly even if tangled up.The only downside to this hose is that it’s not really as durable as advertised. Earlier this Spring, my husband accidentally drove over it with our Toyota Highlander and the hose got a little flattened where the tyre went over it, but the real damage occurred to the hose end that connects to the water source. The hose end got slightly flattened. It would still connect to the spigot, but couldn’t create a seal causing a leak at the connection.I contacted Bionic Steel customer service and they wasted no time in replacing the hose for me. They didn’t have the Bionic Steel PRO in stock at the time but offered to replace it with the HydroSteel PRO Hose of the same length. While I really hate the HydroSteel after using it, I don’t think it should negatively reflect on the Bionic Steel Hose or their Customer Service. I would buy Bionic Steel Hoses again in a heartbeat, and I probably will to save my wrists from this HydroSteel PRO Hose!

Are you always replacing hoses I your front/side yard because of yearly wear and tear? We replace our hoses every year or so. They pop holes or the ridges get bent with kids/dogs/cars and every day use…this crush proof steel hose is the answer! I worried it would not be easy to loop up to organize it when finished but it was easier and lighter than I thought. I recommend.