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ABRASION AND CORROSION RESISTANT Reinforced for high-burst strength, the heavy-gauge rubber offers excellent abrasion and corrosion resistance in yards with sharp rocks or edges. PROFESSIONAL WATER (GARDEN HOSE) Hose lining is resistant to changes in temperatures, hot water and chemicals, with covers resistant to ozone and UV radiation. KINK AND TANGLE REDUCTION Reduces kinks and tangles to help you stay in control at longer lengths. CRUSH-RESISTANT BRASS FITTINGS Crush-resistant brass fittings keep the hose ends from deforming when run over or stepped on. Continental Premium Heavy Duty Cold Water 5/8-Inch Garden Hose, 50 Feet, Black Continental Pathfinder ECO 5/8-Inch Garden Hose, 50 Feet, Green Continental Premium Heavy Duty Hot Water 5/8-Inch Garden Hose, 50 Feet, Red Continental Premium Heavy Duty Hot Water 5/8-Inch Garden Hose, 50 Feet, Orange Continental Premium Heavy Duty Cold Water 5/8-Inch Garden Hose, 100 Feet, Black Add to Cart Add to Cart Add to Cart Add to Cart Add to Cart Customer Reviews 4.4 out of 5 stars 785 4.3 out of 5 stars 99 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,444 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,444 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,444 Price $49.98$49.98 $49.99$49.99 $49.99$49.99 $49.99$49.99 $89.99$89.99 Type Rubber garden hose Rubber garden hose Rubber garden hose Rubber garden hose Rubber garden hose Applications Residential Residential Residential Residential Residential Features Maintains flexibility in cold temperatures, reinforced for high-burst strength Made from a sustainable plant-based polymer, same premium performance as rubber hose Hot water tested to 190°F, while maintaining flexibility and abrasion resistance in all conditions Maintains flexibility in cold temperatures, reinforced for high-burst strength Maintains flexibility in cold temperatures, reinforced for high-burst strength Temperature Range -40°F to 160°F -40°F to 160°F -40°F to 190°F -40°F to 190°F -40°F to 190°F Max Working Pressure 130 psi 130 psi 130 psi 130 psi 130 psi Diameter 5/8 in 5/8 in 5/8 in 5/8 in 5/8 in Length 50 ft 50 ft 50 ft 50 ft 100 ft
Cold Water Hose that maintains flexibility at cold temperatures
Heavy gauge rubber for resistance to abrasion and corrosion
Brass fittings for strength and resistance to corrosion
Temperature range -40 to +190 degrees F
TL;DR: This is a buy-it-for-life hose. But it's heavy. If that's a problem, I'd recommend getting a different one. If heavy/robust is fine, your search is over.We just got this 25' hose for our front yard. It handles the duck pen and is long enough to hose off windshields in a frost and supply our pressure washer for the rest. I chose it because Continental is an actual rubber manufacturer with experience making rubber that tolerates all seasons (there's a pun in there if you squint).It's heavy, and it sticks to concrete like a tire. But here's the thing.. It doesn't leak, and it doesn't kink up unreasonably -- or at all if you store it out of the weather. We don't store ours. It's going to sit right where you see it until we move.I'd recommend getting a swivel, because while it's not rigid, it is robust. There's no flow restriction and the fittings on it aren't like the competition's ridiculous, oversized nonsense you can (and I have) crush with your work boots *on accident* while walking through the garden section of a store. They're tough, boot tested, and as big as they need to be. No bigger.This hose isn't a waste of money. If you're able-bodied, it's the only one worth buying. If you're impaired, worried about crushing delicate plants, or work with it extensively, multiple times a day, get a lightweight cloth hose. The cloth hose will leak after a few years (or less), particularly if it freezes with any water in it. But there's no shame in getting something to suit your needs.This one will hang in there 'til you run it over with a lawn mower. Then you just cut out the damaged section, use a brass hose barb and some stainless hose clamps, and you're golden. You can finally stop buying gimmick garden hoses.Fair winds and following seas to ya!
