(1/2" ID x 5/8" OD x 100 ft) HydroMaxx Flexible Non-Toxic, BPA Free, Black Vinyl Tubing

Very flexible, has a thicker wall than much of the 1/2" piping, It is a bit more difficult to install barbed products but they end up fitting nice and tight. Very pleased with it

This hose worked well for my irrigation system. After using on 1 of my row of trees in the orchard, I purchased another 200 feet to complete the job. Worked well, flexible and easy to attach to various fittings.

It’s very flexible and soft which is why I love it. I know there are hard pvc kind of tubing around that is a nightmare but this stuff is of dreams. I have noticed after about 1+ years of being on a fitting it will stretch and become loose. I’ve used 1000watt lights and led and even put some plastic over the connections but it’s gotta be the material it’s made of that lets it stretch and then kinda keep the shape . It’s not hard to fix just cut off about 1/2 in of the tubing and it’s good as new and if you use hose clamps you’ll never have a problem. Definitely see more of this stuff in the future.

First off—this is not your squishy, collapse-when-you-look-at-it tubing. The HydroMaxx PVC line is firm but flexible, and perfect for any setup where you're moving water, air, or nutrients—and need it to keep flowing without fighting back. I’ve used this stuff in: Hydroponic systems (main lines & feed loops) Aquarium water changes Outdoor irrigation routing Even custom PC coolant overflow mods (don’t judge—it worked) It’s kink-resistant, easy to cut (razor blade or tubing cutter), and has just enough bend to navigate corners without stressing fittings. Plus, it holds tight on barbs without clamps, but clamps well if you're running pressure.

All was well until temps climbed above 95 degrees. At that point I had two lines burst as the PVC this tubing is made of gets very flimsy when heated and couldn’t withstand normal water pressure from a spigot.

I like it because it is long black and adsorbs heat from sunlight. I would like it a tad better if it were mat black rather than having a shiny reflective surface--I doubt that that would make that much of a difference in delivering hot water to my pool. It's just that if one is making something one might as well make it as scientifically effective as possible. I suppose I could remove the heat reflecting shine with a sander but I am not that obsessive. Nor really am I up to doing a comparative test of the heat absorbing power between shiny and mat. On second thoughts, may be I will buy another roll, sand its off and measure the difference. Is there anyone who knows about this sort of thing who might save me the trouble--otherwise I am going to obsessively think about it. Please please I beg you LOL.

This is very soft & flexible vinyl tubing which can be good or bad depending on your usage. 2-3x softer than your typical Hydrofarm or hardware store vinyl tubing which more more ridged. Because the tubing is so flexible it curve/bends easily around things or can be molded in place. However, that softness makes it extremely difficult to remove barbed fitting. It just stretches when you try to pull. I wouldn't use this tubing for outdoors or under soil. Would kink or collapse too easily. Plus durability is questionable. It is great for indoor hydroponic setup.

Works great. Is as described. I used on mini splits.

The water coming through the tubing stunk for weeks. Tried flushing with sodium bicarb, still stank.

Very good 3/8 OD tubing for the garden. I use it to connect the soaker elements. You can use the 'push' connectors for this hose.

good stuff not the soft rubber tubing

Bonnes qualités

Great product