Bonviee 50 FT Blank Distribution Tubing Irrigation Drip Hose, 1/4 Inch Drip Line for Garden Watering System

I'm a MIcro Sprinkler freak, this roll is 200', that gives you plenty to work with, it is very flexable , easy to work with, the only problem is in the desert, it gets hot here and the tubeing gets SUPER SOFT, so soft it will blow off the fitting when the wateris turned on, I ended up getting different ends that clamp on with a lock nut

The media could not be loaded. This is quarter inch black heavy hose. Works perfect for drip systems or aeration lines for hydroponics. When it arrives, it is very stiff in a coil. You will need to run the hairdryer to start to shape it to your needs. Once it’s heated up, it’s very flexible and heat the ends in order to fit them over whatever fitting you have. For the money it is definitely a great value. will purchase again.

Material was very easy to use. Worked with fitting well. Put in sun to unroll to make easier to use.

Easy to install and work like a charm

So much bettrer than the stuff you but at home depot. It's nice and flexible, easy to get fittings into, but also doesn't split like some (that brown crap) does.

This is by far the best tubing. I bought the brown and found out it is bigger and won`t hold the sprinklers the water blows them off. You cant go wrong with this tubing

If I use needle nose pliers to expand the opening I can easily plug it in to the filling. Otherwise my arthritic hands cannot apply enough pressure.

I used this tubing with barbs and emitters I purchased from a well known online irrigation store. This tubing is too large in ID (I caliper 4.5 mm vs 4 mm advertised) and too flexible as the water pressure blows the tubes off. My house water pressure is low end, about 40 psi. Also the plastic is shiny and does not hide well in landscaping.

Works as expected.

After reading positive reviews, I’m afraid this one just isn’t for me. It’s really stiff and refused to soften up even after putting it out in the sun. I ended up having to use a lighter to heat the end up each time.

I have read reviews from people about auto-watering systems and it looks like some of you are having problems. Really all the products work well. I have been using my own system for quite some time now and am well versed with setting up lines. I'd like to give you all a tip here, only because I can tell by the reviews that a lot of you are having some problems. If you go to your local dollar store you can buy a jet lighter, it's called a super fuel lighter. Use this on the ends of your 1/4 inch line to soften enough so that the joints slide in easily. Hot water does not work. This fittings are supposed to be tight, very tight so they dont fall or pop off. Take my advice use the lighter to soften the line and you will be successful in setting up your system. I cant take credit for this find either, my husband noticed I was having a struggle with attaching the ends and he sorted the problem for me. Dont throw anything away just do it properly.

Exactly as I needed, it's a little stiffer than expected but once warmed up a bit super to work with and good value!

Seems quite sturdy and works great so far.