Crushproof hose, is it flexible and would the hose still flex in cold weather?
207779
Hose flexibility is not affected by temp. At least not in above 0* F. I've stepped on the hose a few times and it has not bothered it. Not as flexible as I thought but very usable.
207780
Mine is in the garage, and it worked fine all winter (in New England) - and the garage is not heated. If kept outdoors, it might be an issue. Hope this helps. Great vacuum.
207781
Keep in mind I am in North Florida, but have used it at 30 degrees with no issues. I hope this helps...
1518567
I would say semi flexible. You can snake it about fairly well, though would need to stake it down for tighter curves. The important thing though about this stuff that they never tell you is it's only designed to be used in 15' runs. So it's not like you can roll it out for 100' like a soaker hose, though I have to say for years I did just that. Think if it's flat ground you can get away with longer runs.
1810595
It fits securely to the ground. I don't know if it becomes brittle in extreme cold but my gas mower is covered in 100º+ full sun and very strong thunderstorms with absolutely no weather concerns . I was initially skeptical because price was very reasonable so even if I replaced it every couple years it is so worth it. I do not believe I will have to though
1520957
Works just fine. I only have about a foot of the hose exposed but it has been in the elements for about 3 months with no signs of wear. I live in N Texas so get the heat but not really cold.
358726
I'm not a hundred percent sure it might not be that flexible in the cold weatherI used mine on the boat floor it works great
267566
From what I have read about the lack of durability with the flex hose I would say yes, this is a better hose than the flex hose. As for shrinking and expanding, no it does not do that. A flimsy hose isn't likely to last that long.
267564
No, it is not a flex hose at all, it is just a really nice hose that doesn't kink. It doesn't extend when you turn the water on.
335499
This is a heavy duty rubber hose engineered to withstand extreme temperatures (from sub-zero to baking hot). As such, it is round, resistant to tangling, and not flat even without water. The hardware on each end is highest in quality.
1636910
It is certainly not the hard rubber style of soaker hose that gets brittle and breaks. It is very flexible.
1408077
Flexible - never run into a problem where it wasn't flexible enough. Seems similar to other hoses as best I recall.
1060877
Hi, No, I have not tried the hose on a hose reel. Update: It has been getting colder here and my other hoses have been difficult to handle while I drain and coil them. The Flexzilla is still staying quite flexible.
127971
Yes. It is still very flexible if something hits it. It is more durable than many of the cheaper ones on the market that I have used. My zipper pull broke the first week on the job, but a paper clip works as a substitute. In my case, I have since gone back to using a rigid plastic cooler that doesn't leak water.
1039238
Yes it has a plastic hose that is very flexible. More flexible than metal hoses.
1289094
I like this hose so far.Not too heavy.A little weird in the flexibility part,the kinks kind of work them self out but you do have to help it.
852358
The line your looking at will work just fine as long as your not planning on moving it around and changing the fittings. It is a very stiff hose, if you plan on changing things from time to time I would say to go with a more flexable general purpose hose. That is what I use now because I work with hydroponics and change things often.
2260551
I'll say for a high pressure hose it's fairly flexible.You will not find a high pressure hose that has an acceptable level of flex in conparison to low pressure hose.. There are some that are slightly more flexible but you will pay a much higher price in my oppinion.
1289091
This is a heavy duty hose, you can drag it easily, about average flexibility. I have had this hose about 9 mouths it is a quality hose and I would buy it again if needed.