Copper Bullet Pocket Hose Unboxing & Review -

Copper Bullet Pocket Hose Unboxing & Review - #IJDM132
Let's take a look at Bulb Head's 2023 Copper Bullet Premium Pocket Hose!
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[@Strongerthandirt8695]

Thanks for this review. It was helpful.

[@russellr64]

You must have low water pressure in your area...as it dont that strong of pressure

[@IJDM]

Yes, water pressure in our area is not great. The diameter of the inner hose and connectors could be a bit bigger.

[@toml948]

Does it easily coil and uncoil around a hose reel?

[@IJDM]

I have the two I own are usallly stored just hanging them on the spicket itself. So I would say yes for most part, it does not really auto-coil, more than just shrinking down to a shorter size for easier storage. The only real drawback is what to do with the water when draining the hose, which I usually will drain it in the pool or in an area of grass that needs some more water.

[@kr5289]

Why didn't you show how it retracts since thats their selling point.

[@IJDM]

@ about 6mins I did sort of showed it retracting, but yeah I should have made that more clear.

[@HaroldTiffany-c9c]

I have it but don't know to the extra sprayer on

[@IJDM]

It just unscrews from the end like a normal hose.

[@handsomepackage7004]

Is that a 3/4 inch hose o

[@IJDM]

Yes, according to the specs on the website, tho I cannot confirm for sure.

[@handsomepackage7004]

@@IJDMThx
I use 3/4 inch hoses around my home with the old school brass nozzle for spraying.
But those hoses are a hassle rolling up. Therefore I’m interested in buying one. I hope I don’t get a lemon that have holes in them. I’m sure they’ve been updated.

[@IJDM]

@@handsomepackage7004 I have had two of the 'copper' models now for about 5-6 months now, both are holding up just fine so far. They are often dragged across our concrete patio pavers and I still see no signs of wear. The real test for me is if they will last 4-5 years (which I think is fair for any product). Being in Florida they are exposed to extreme sun and hot temperatures as well. I do drain them completely when I am done.

[@handsomepackage7004]

@@IJDMThank You!
Four or Five years is about right for me. I live in So Cal 50 miles out of LA where the weather goes to the extreme in the summer.

[@darleanashby6113]

My OCD is saying why did you water the pavement instead of the grass 😒

[@IJDM]

Hahahaha, well, I could say a few things, my grass does just fine, considering we have sprinklers, but you are absolutely right!