Keren Metal Lawn Sprinkler - Garden Water Sprinklers for Small to Medium Area Outdoor Yard

I've got spots in my lawn that the irrigation system doesn't really cover, at least not without watering the sidewalk and the street, so they're brown. I've tried using the hose on trickle, an old cheap plastic sprinkler, but neither worked well at all. Then I ran across this one. Bam, just what I was looking for. You can crank it down so it only does a 2 foot diameter circle, or all the way up so it covers a large area. It's metal, so it's got a little heft to it and says in place unlike lightweight plastic garbage. Not free, but inexpensive.It's more of a speciality product, not something you'd use to water your whole lawn, more like just a spot. But for spot watering it's great.

This little sprinkler punches way above its weight! When you pick this little sprinkler up, you get a sense of quality. Has some heft/weight for its size, and no rattling or noise making whatsoever. Super effective and simple design.We use it in a small enclosed vegetable garden and it covers the area (approx. 100 SQ feet) and then some. You can easily control the area it covers by adjusting the pressure at the spigot. It would definitely cover a larger area at full pressure. Probably half again+ the size of our small garden. 200 Sq feet would be pushing its maximum coverage. Just an educated guess.🤔😁This sprinkler emits a strong mist-like type of spray. Thorough and gentle coverage! We love it, we would buy another one in a heartbeat!

I never write reviews.This is a great sprinkler for small lawn projects or small kids!

Our front lawn is much too small for a larger portable sprinklers and we wind up sprinkling the street just as much as our lawn. This is the prefect size for our smaller front lawn and landscaping.

This sprinkler is starting on its second summer of service at my house. The round spray pattern works well for my curvy garden configuration, but it might not be the best choice for others. It is made of cast metal (aluminum?) and will be around long after I'm gone. There are no moving parts to bend, break, or get fouled up. And I find the color appealing.The downside is that even though it's a solid chunk of metal, it's very light and it can take some fiddling to get it to lie flat on the ground. I bought it knowing that this would be the case, and I find it only a minor inconvenience. And, as I mentioned, the circular spray pattern might not meet everyone's needs.I love devices that are uncomplicated, durable, and get the job done with a minimum of fuss. This thing meets my criteria. I would definitely buy one again, but I doubt that I'll ever have to.

Bought this to control water flow to a hose on our LinkTap automatic watering system. Valve control works well -- I can change the flow of water easily. It's also really sturdy and hasn't leaked after almost a year of usage.

PRO: FOR ME THIS IS AN APPLICATION SPECIFIC SPRINKLER. FOR SIDE YARDS 12 FEET WIDE, WHERE THE SPRINKLER MUST BE MOVED AFTER 30 MINUTES, IT SEEMS SO FAR TO WORK WELL. I AM ABLE TO OPEN MY 65 PSI FAUCET COMPLETELY AND ACHIEVE A 6 FOOT RADIUS SPRAY PATTERN.HERE DURING SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SUMMERS, THE GOAL IS TO APPLY WATER EARLY OR LATE IN THE DAY. THIS SPRINKLER ALLOWS ME TO MOVE IT SEVERAL TIMES AND ACHIEVE A HEAVY WATERING OVER A LARGER AREA.CON: BASED ON MY LIMITED EXPERIENCE SO FAR , THE HEAD MAY HAVE LIMITATIONS WHEN SMALLER RADIUS PATTERNS USING LOWER FLOWS ARE NEEDED. BUT FOR ANY ONE NEEDING A QUICK AND EASY HIGH VOLUME SPRINKLER WITH RADIUS 4-6 FEET, IT IS WORTH A TRY.

This product appears to be durable and I would’ve given it five stars except for one problem. In addition to the water it shoots off to the sides, it shoots a very fine mist way up into the air, and I can just watch it float right out of my yard. In my opinion that’s water that should be going onto the area that I’m watering. The price of water in my area is already ridiculous and I am never happy to see it be wasted.