Featherweight Coil Hose, 50’

Ultra-Lightweight 50' Coil Garden Hose Springs into Action, Retracts for Clean and Compact Storage

• Superior coil memory so it retracts without tangling or kinking
• 60-70% lighter than conventional hoses
• Phthalate-, BPA- and lead-free; meets NSF drinking-water standards
• Water pressure burst rating of up to 300psi — 3x higher than other coil hoses
• 50' coil hose weighs just 2.7 lbs!

Watering is a breeze with this high-performance 50' coil hose that stretches easily during use, and then springs back to put itself away. Keep one at every spigot for anytime grab-and-go watering. You'll love the convenience, your plants will love the regular watering. Hands stay clean — no need to wind and unwind dirty hoses — and you save time. Lightweight and extremely durable hose has a tough yet flexible, UV-resistant polyurethane jacket. Crushproof nickel chrome-plated fittings ensure leakproof connections. Straight tails at both ends allow for easy maneuvering; nylon guards prevent kinking at the faucet or nozzle end of the hose. This 50’ coil hose easily stretches to a working length of approximately 37’. Made by Water Right™.

Product Details

• Polyurethane with nickel-chrome-plated brass fittings
• 3/8" inner diameter
• Easily stretches to over 37'
• Retracted length is 3'
• Weighs 2.7 lbs.
• Phthalate-, BPA- and lead-free
• Meets NSF drinking-water standards
• Protect from freezing temperatures
• Gardener's Supply Exclusive

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