Orbit Port-A-Rain Hose Watering Sprinkler System, Green - 58092

These worked so well I ordered another set!! No need to stand and hold the hose over your inground plants for long periods of time to water. These are so easy to use. String them out, attach the water hose and off you go to do other things while these do the work for you. Easy to move. Watering area is not only on the plants but also provides a wide coverage area to thoroughly cover root system. Highly recommend.

Product as it says but please keep in mind that the hose diameter is smaller than a regular hose. With that said the first attachment will spray/shoot/push out water in a larger area than the next attachment if the first connection is with a regular size hose

These sprinklers are just great! They make watering our large yard a breeze. I really like how versatile and adjustable they are. You can set them up any way you like, all three sprinklers, or just two, or even one alone. It makes getting into those tight yard spots easy. The connector hoses between the sprinklers are half-inch diameter and seem adequate, although I think a five-eighths inch diameter would be better, but not a deal-breaker though. The sprinkler heads are a thick, tough plastic and look like they're going to last well throughout the summer season. As for stability, when using these sprinklers flat on the ground they are quite stable. However, if you want to use them perched on a riser of some sort then you'll need to weigh them down, so they stay put. They are not designed to oscillate only spray in a preconfigured pattern which I think is circular, but it's hard to tell. A word of advice: Don't use an overly long hose to connect them to your faucet as the water pressure drops noticeably in the last sprinkler-head in the line. We tried them with our 150' hose and the pressure was really weak. But on our 100' hose they worked fine. Overall, I'm really happy with these little guys and will repurchase.

These are the worst of this style of sprinklers I have ever had! The water comes out of the first sprinkler head well enough, but after that it's barely coming out at all and certainly not enough to either water the area around the sprinkler, let alone reach to the middle point between sprinklers. The other issue, for me at least, is how long the hose is between sprinklers and how much hose has to be snaked around in loops in order to water the long area I chose these for. Top all of that off with how cheap these plastic sprinklers feel and how light they are that they can't stay put without staking them down and I've had enough. They are being returned!

We do not have a sprinkler system in our front yard therefore we purchased these. I highly recommend them. We place them in our yard, in a straight line, and turn our hose on full blast. They reach our whole yard. Much better than your typical sprinkler.

I've used this particular sprinkler system for years, and I have a love/hate relationship with it. I own three or four of them for my garden and quarter acre yard. On the plus side, it doesn't get much easier than this. Each sprinkler head generates a small to medium size fountain. Unlike the sprinkers which spray straight out and move in a circle which are tough to set up or the ones which kids like the run through and move in an arc, it's easy to put there where you want them and avoid spraying a bunch of stuff you want to keep dry. The other side of this coin, though, is that each sprinkler does not cover much ground. Therefore, if you have a yard of any significant size, you're going to need 2 or 3 of these sets. To cover all of my yard, I'd need four or five of these sets. The other option, of course, is to drag one set around your yard. Take it from me - this is a huge pain. I don't recommend it. There are a few disadvantages. First, each sprinkler set requires a separate hose to use since there is a sprinkler on each end of this package. Therefore, if you buy two sets, for example, to water your yard, you'll also need to buy at least two hoses if you wish to use the two sets simultaneously, three hoses for three sets, and so on. The second disadvantage is that each sprinkler has a screw on plastic piece which is required for it to function. These pieces come off very easily and are non-standard. If one comes off and you lose it - and this happened to me multiple times - you won't be able to replace it, and you'll have to buy a whole new sprinkler system. Finally, it can be difficult to get the sprinklers to sit flat. All in all, I wouldn't go with these sprinklers if I was starting again. I'd take the extra time to figure out how to install the type that sprays straight out and rotates. That type is standard and scaleable and will cover a much larger area than these. On the flip side, if you have a very small area to water, like a small garden, you might like this set. It is more flexible than most sprinkler options.

These sprinklers work great for a long rectangular shape stretch on the side of your house. Nice coverage with a water distribution that soaks in.

Fit my needs, first sprinkler higher spray than the next two. Second sprinkler spray higher than the third.

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