Just got this foam canon and have used it about 3 separate times and I love it. Great price to value and performance. Only downside is the leak when it’s upside down and also doesn’t foam as much as MJJC S but idc really. It gets the job done so good. If MJJC is a 10, Bearforce is a solid 7 and 8.
It’s great for the price and you can make it foam like the MJJC just use less water in your dilution. Use the same amount of soap and instead of filling it up to 1k ml do 100ml less. Some foam cannons it’s 200ml less as the MJJC pulls soap much faster given it a richer dilution. By cutting back water we match that dilution.
The £9 is the old version with brass manifold and plastic filter suction tip, the one shown here is the upgraded version with all steel manifold, even the orifice, and has the weighted steel ball suction tip. V2 from AE is £20 delivered, still way cheaper than Amazon.
Guaranteed everyone experiences the foam cannon upper portion of the clear adjuster knob and lower screw on clear cap cracking like all the other clear plastic upper/lower models on the market. Something about the clear plastic uppers formulation for parts that come in contact with the metal upper screw or lower fitting piece cause it to become brittle after repeated use. I've had 3 different versions i.e. Raincovo, Bear Force, and Power Town. Ended up frankensteining these specific upper parts from other cheap models that were not translucent and have no further issue. All of the ones I purchased function and work just as good as an $80+ foam cannon using an electric Active VE52 pressure washer.
Fore sure these are not as durable. That's why I usually still pick the more expensive ones of high quality. If you were to add up all the cheap ones would it end up being the same as one that last a long time? I know many mobile detailers still using the same pf22.2 foam cannon form 5 years ago or the same MJJC Pro V2 from 3 years ago. I am going to try and gather all my foam cannons and do some drop testing on the bottles and caps to see what happens. I had a Tucool one I just did a review on and the nozzle shattered from being dropped from 6 feet and it wasn't clear. Thanks for the great info as well.
I’ve looked at it, but have not purchase as the manifold looks to be the same as the chemical guys and essential washer and they don’t normally foam well.
@@CarsWithKeav thank you I’m watching your videos and they are so good ima get the gun too I’m trying to upgrade but I don’t wanna spend a lot of money you’re videos are awesome thank you boss
Most outlets are rated for 15amp and most pressure washer motors are rated for that. If you decrease the orifice on the foam cannon it makes the motor work harder which increases amps. You don’t want to push the machine behind it’s rating as it could damage it and also trip the breaker. I use this to measure amps amzn.to/3BUjDVH
What’s the name of that pressure washer? I need a new one and I wanted a big boi, but I want something blue to match my business colours. That seems pretty right up my alley
There's also a brass version of this that sells for a bit less than the stainless--even better deal if you don't care about it being brass. The quick-connect part is also still stainless, just the rest is brass.
Correct, I suggest it in my cheap wash setup video. Brass all day if you want the full value. Not like the brass won’t last longer than the cheap plastic anyways. Fair warning a good drop and that plastic explodes.
I agree, but you know most people they want the cheaper deal. The quality ones the orifice sizes are usually very accurate. The cheaper ones it’s all over the place.
Hello ! First of all, thank you for your video ! I had a question for you : which one is the best between the stainless steel one or the brass one ? What's the difference ? Because i can have the brass one for 15$ on aliexpress while the stainless steel one cost about 30 ! What do you think ?
Stainless steel is just a better quality material and great for anti-corrosion. There is no difference in performance it’s just looks and more expensive materials. If price is the main factor then I say get the brass one. Not too many people will ever use one long enough to see the benefits of stainless over brass. It’s just one of those nice things to have.
I had the Bear Force and unfortunately had to return it because after using it twice I couldn’t open the lid when empty. Guess the vacuum was way too much and was afraid of breaking it down the road. Is this normal with wide mouth cannons?? Have always used narrow mouth bottles. Great Video.
Most foam cannons will tighten up a bit after use depending on the pressure washer, the fluid in the container and water temperature. I have had some I had to really work to get off. No specific one just sporadic so I would say it’s a normal thing for wide necks.
@@bzd16b Yeah, they have a breather thats why it leaks. I think its is temperature differences in the water and plastic to the heat outside or even just the movement of the spray gun while the bottle is heavy. Plus chemical solution could be in the threads a dries up there as well.
The bear force is a good foam cannon get really good thick foam with my active 2.0 with a 1.25 orfice and some adams mega foam only thing i was gonna use it the other day and the top screw cap when i was screwing back to the bottle cracked so now i cant use it 😔 think its the clear see threw plastic just doesn't last as long as black plastic so i might just get me a mjjc v2.0
So your 1.1 came stamped? Mine did not. The 1.25 came stamped though. Hard to tell the difference, so I'm not sure if I actually got the 1.1 with mine or not lol
Biggest problem is even stamped I have found the orifice size to not be accurate to the stamp. No consistency in their accuracy either sometimes bigger and other times smaller than stated.
Keav, what's your favorite car foam soap, and what would you recommend as an afterwash for a car that has a ceramic coating put on already. I wanna try something new! Thank you!
Incredible Suds is my favorite as a foam soap. Strong cleaning and foams with only an ounce needed in the foam cannon. After wash I assume you mean a drying aid or protectant. I use Quick Beads as it is water activated then it makes using my leaf blower way easier to dry off and leave a nice layer of graphene for water spot protection. If you are using a towel for a drying aid then Ceramic Gloss is what I use. These are all DIY Detail products and my current favorite brand. CARSWITHKEAV will save 10% on their website.
Bought! I have been using a couple of the generic cheap amazon cannons and while they work, they topple over easily, the narrow opening makes filling them a pain and there's really only one setting on them that can produce any meaningful amount of foam. Unrelated, how does that generic pressure washer compare to the Active? It's 1/3 the cost and I'm usually a "buy once - cry once" type of guy but my old big box store Greenworks GPW2001 is still kicking strong but it's huge and my garage is cramped.
It’s not better than a Greenworks. The $99 Greenworks is actually very nice, but if looking for the best value out there it’s the Active VE52. Has comparable performance to the 2.0, but $100 less. For under $600 nothing compares to an Active. It’s night and day to me.
Just for stress on the pump with a pressure washer like that I would run 1.35 at the least. I know some run a 1.5 since it takes even more stress off the pump and helps life span.
Keav i got it for 10$ (with shipping) , just waiting for delivery, hope it will be dope,! Never had a foam cannon like this, i used my sh...ty Karsher one (its more like soap dispenser than a cannon of any kind...) I could buy a MTM but man it;s expensive (can't justify the price) and MJJC is not avalible here. Dude i praise you for these tests, my setup ie becoming waaay more comfortable and easy to use thanks to you, and doesn't destroy my budget 😎 I also bought per your recommendation IK Foam pro 2+ and attached a portable pumper, man the foam is nice (cleaning wheels with it) and damn you IK for coming with a electric one right after i bought mine...
@@victoryensured7137 That is awesome sounds like your setup is getting dialed in and you are saving money here and there as well. The right setup just makes washing a breeze and more fun.
Most all of the walls are vinyl panels. I used Flexseal around the windows and behind the wash setup. Some Killz primer on top of the flexseal to have less of a glossy look and the tackiness that comes with that type of product.
Snow foam is great stuff i use autoglym polar blast at the moment but have used a few different brands sum are better than other's great channel 👍🇬🇧🇺🇸💎
Wish we could get in the states without it being really expensive. We are starting to get some Bilt Hamber through Clean Garage, but mainly the APC and Atom-lock.
Yes, several good ones out there that are better at cleaning with higher Alkalinity. Incredible suds is one of those and really good surfactants. It’s not Bilt Hamber level, but better than the PH neutral soaps that are just for lubrication.
What is a good pressure washer that I can use quick connects with? I'm clueless on brands on what is good, please let me know. Anything under $300 with all the wands, quick connects needed please.
You can use quick connects with most pressure washers. If you’re looking for a full setup for under $300 then I would stick to a Greenworks 1700 or a Ryobi 1800. Many detailers use them in their mobile setups. Cost about $100 each and buy the time you add a hose, gun, wand and quick connects plus tax you will be in the mid $200’s. Outside of that the CAT 1800 at around $250 is the next step up and way better performance. Then you got the Active 2.0 at $350 which is the best value in all of pressure washing in my opinion. You get $1k performance and it’s a very small form factor.
@@CarsWithKeav Thank u very much! Wasn't sure if I have to have a 2.0gpm washer or if a Ryobi 1800 will be good enough for just my stuff at my own house.
@@scotty2221 It is wants and needs. Anything beyond a Ryobi is a want unless running a business and efficiency and durability is key then you will need to be looking at $1k+ machines. A homeowner for sure doesn’t need 2.0gpm. I myself just want more which is a problem. 🤣🤣 You are all good with a Ryobi with a 2.5 or 3.0 nozzle you’ll have great car washing performance at between 900 and 1000 psi and between 1.35 and 1.45 gpm. If you needed more more performance for say cleaning the driveway then possibly a gas powered one is best which cheaper ones would be right around $300.
I purchased the MJJC version 3. I have a question regarding the know you use to adjust the amount of foam. Mine just spins and never stops, I'd this normal?
It should stop at some point as it is screwing a valve open and closed. The adjustment knob might not be fully engaged or it is stripped causing the knob to turn even though the valve itself is probably stopped.
Just got home and it does stop if I turn it enough. One other thing the dial has three blocks going from really short to really tall. Which direction increases the foam?
I think it is the best under $50 for sure and the brass version is under $30 and I would say is the best just from a value standpoint. Stainless isn't needed its just nice to have and is more expensive.
It's a good foam cannon and a good price. I just don't see the purpose of buying the stainless steel over the brass, unless you just want to spend more money on the looks. Yes stainless steel should last longer then brass, but the fail point on this cannon will be the plastic, which will fail long before the brass.
You are absolutely correct the brass is the better value. Some of us just want everything to match up and we can be OCD about it. If my quick connects are stainless then I would prefer the manifold be as well especially if its just going to cost me $12. Brass is just fine I mean the MJJC only does brass and they hold up very well and the MTM is nickel plated brass.
Love the video but that hole at the top is a deal breaker. I have another foam cannon from China and it also has the same hole at the top. I’ll stick to my mjjc.
@@davidtn227 I’m thinking $109 to $119 due to it being rumored as stainless steel. Keeping the pro v2 in the lineup as the cheaper brass alternative. S V3.0 will be the middle line staying at its current price. This is just speculation though they could just drop it at $99.
A lot of them are the same, but some are different. There are about 5 different types out there and they all use catalog parts from factories and put them together like legos. Most pick based on cost or looks. Others sometime just pick the right setup to produce the best foam. The more expensive ones like MtM and MJJC foam better than most of them. You got other things like the quick connect, straw, weighted ball, etc. that make things easier to use.
@@CarsWithKeav No one seems to have the answer ,and maybe you do or you don't . Anyhow is it okay or does it make a difference if I change out the single mesh filter from this exact bear force foam cannon and replace it with a 3 piece mesh filter system , it is a foam filter sandwiched by 2 mesh filters
@@DAT-TEXAS-DUDE You should be able to replace no problem. The overall size is the same between the single piece and the three piece. I’ve tried with a few foam cannons, but it doesn’t change the foam much at all from what I have seen.
I wish, but most likely somebody just finally picked most all the good parts from the catalog. Missed the mark on the cap leaking. All I can hope is enough links are clicked with prime day the next day. Maybe I can get some more pressure washers to review.
Just got this foam canon and have used it about 3 separate times and I love it. Great price to value and performance. Only downside is the leak when it’s upside down and also doesn’t foam as much as MJJC S but idc really. It gets the job done so good. If MJJC is a 10, Bearforce is a solid 7 and 8.
It’s great for the price and you can make it foam like the MJJC just use less water in your dilution. Use the same amount of soap and instead of filling it up to 1k ml do 100ml less. Some foam cannons it’s 200ml less as the MJJC pulls soap much faster given it a richer dilution. By cutting back water we match that dilution.
Just bought this from Ali Express for £12 delivered to England! Can’t wait . I did not want to spend £40 - £50 for one in the U.K. so to China I went
As long as you got a great foam cannon to make washing fun doesn’t matter where it comes from. Hope you enjoy it!
The £9 is the old version with brass manifold and plastic filter suction tip, the one shown here is the upgraded version with all steel manifold, even the orifice, and has the weighted steel ball suction tip. V2 from AE is £20 delivered, still way cheaper than Amazon.
@@CarsWithKeav works perfectly and I’ve used it almost a year now regularly
@@Jon77777 Awesome I have really not heard anything negative yet in a year. Solid product.
Guaranteed everyone experiences the foam cannon upper portion of the clear adjuster knob and lower screw on clear cap cracking like all the other clear plastic upper/lower models on the market. Something about the clear plastic uppers formulation for parts that come in contact with the metal upper screw or lower fitting piece cause it to become brittle after repeated use. I've had 3 different versions i.e. Raincovo, Bear Force, and Power Town. Ended up frankensteining these specific upper parts from other cheap models that were not translucent and have no further issue. All of the ones I purchased function and work just as good as an $80+ foam cannon using an electric Active VE52 pressure washer.
Fore sure these are not as durable. That's why I usually still pick the more expensive ones of high quality. If you were to add up all the cheap ones would it end up being the same as one that last a long time? I know many mobile detailers still using the same pf22.2 foam cannon form 5 years ago or the same MJJC Pro V2 from 3 years ago. I am going to try and gather all my foam cannons and do some drop testing on the bottles and caps to see what happens. I had a Tucool one I just did a review on and the nozzle shattered from being dropped from 6 feet and it wasn't clear. Thanks for the great info as well.
Love to see a review of the NIXX foam cannon as well. Also on my wishlist
I’ve looked at it, but have not purchase as the manifold looks to be the same as the chemical guys and essential washer and they don’t normally foam well.
😂 love the bloopers 😂
I lost it several times. 🤣
I love the bloopers!! 😅
They come real easy to me. 🤣
Thanks for the video I’m trying to get a good cannon nothing fancy I’m just starting detailing and I’m just still using what it came on the washer
They make a brass version of this one as well that’s only $28
@@CarsWithKeavdo you have the link so I can look at it or a video if you made one thanks
@@santiagorojas9128 This one amzn.to/45jAmfK You will never use one of these enough to wear out the brass. Stainless is just nice to have and look at.
@@CarsWithKeav thank you I’m watching your videos and they are so good ima get the gun too I’m trying to upgrade but I don’t wanna spend a lot of money you’re videos are awesome thank you boss
@@santiagorojas9128 Appreciate the kind words!
So educate me a little in the amp reading and concern…please 😀 And what are you using to get your reading?
Most outlets are rated for 15amp and most pressure washer motors are rated for that. If you decrease the orifice on the foam cannon it makes the motor work harder which increases amps. You don’t want to push the machine behind it’s rating as it could damage it and also trip the breaker. I use this to measure amps amzn.to/3BUjDVH
I use a sooprinse but I’m jealous of that weighted ball
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Definitely want to see a review on that pressure washer!
It’s on the list. Thx for the feedback.
What’s the name of that pressure washer? I need a new one and I wanted a big boi, but I want something blue to match my business colours. That seems pretty right up my alley
@@jeremytelman6897 Its called the Foting, but it’s unavailable on Amazon and Big Boi is sold out. Main reason I have not made a video on it yet.
This is cool for the price! Ive been wanting to get a second canon just for my pre wash solution! This will be the solution!
Awesome!
Great review! I will be buying this new foam cannon. Another awesome review! Thank you
Hopefully their delivery times get better.
@@CarsWithKeav
I just ordered this on the 12th of May and it's arriving on 14th . Anyhow is the hose barb on this bear force ¼"? Thanks in advance
There's also a brass version of this that sells for a bit less than the stainless--even better deal if you don't care about it being brass. The quick-connect part is also still stainless, just the rest is brass.
Correct, I suggest it in my cheap wash setup video. Brass all day if you want the full value. Not like the brass won’t last longer than the cheap plastic anyways. Fair warning a good drop and that plastic explodes.
Think that most people have no idea about orifice size or check the Amps, that is why people should just buy quality foam cannon.
I agree, but you know most people they want the cheaper deal. The quality ones the orifice sizes are usually very accurate. The cheaper ones it’s all over the place.
Hello ! First of all, thank you for your video ! I had a question for you : which one is the best between the stainless steel one or the brass one ? What's the difference ? Because i can have the brass one for 15$ on aliexpress while the stainless steel one cost about 30 ! What do you think ?
Stainless steel is just a better quality material and great for anti-corrosion. There is no difference in performance it’s just looks and more expensive materials. If price is the main factor then I say get the brass one. Not too many people will ever use one long enough to see the benefits of stainless over brass. It’s just one of those nice things to have.
Okay ! Thanks a lot for you answer :)
Is the stainless steel of brass version better?
Stainless is a better material and is nice to have, but nobody will wear out those brass components so they both will do the exact same thing.
@@CarsWithKeav thanks !!
I had the Bear Force and unfortunately had to return it because after using it twice I couldn’t open the lid when empty. Guess the vacuum was way too much and was afraid of breaking it down the road. Is this normal with wide mouth cannons?? Have always used narrow mouth bottles. Great Video.
Most foam cannons will tighten up a bit after use depending on the pressure washer, the fluid in the container and water temperature. I have had some I had to really work to get off. No specific one just sporadic so I would say it’s a normal thing for wide necks.
Can't be the negative pressure, the lid has a tiny hole for air to go in and out
@@bzd16b Yeah, they have a breather thats why it leaks. I think its is temperature differences in the water and plastic to the heat outside or even just the movement of the spray gun while the bottle is heavy. Plus chemical solution could be in the threads a dries up there as well.
This is on my Amazon list at the moment, prior to this video.
It is a great foam cannon. There is a brass version as well that’s less than $30
Which orifice would you recommend in this foam cannon when using the Craftsman 1700psi pressure washer?
1.1mm orifice would work well.
@@CarsWithKeav got it, thank you!
The bear force is a good foam cannon get really good thick foam with my active 2.0 with a 1.25 orfice and some adams mega foam only thing i was gonna use it the other day and the top screw cap when i was screwing back to the bottle cracked so now i cant use it 😔 think its the clear see threw plastic just doesn't last as long as black plastic so i might just get me a mjjc v2.0
That sucks for sure MJJC is built to last the plastic is very durable.
So your 1.1 came stamped? Mine did not. The 1.25 came stamped though. Hard to tell the difference, so I'm not sure if I actually got the 1.1 with mine or not lol
Biggest problem is even stamped I have found the orifice size to not be accurate to the stamp. No consistency in their accuracy either sometimes bigger and other times smaller than stated.
Keav, what's your favorite car foam soap, and what would you recommend as an afterwash for a car that has a ceramic coating put on already. I wanna try something new!
Thank you!
Incredible Suds is my favorite as a foam soap. Strong cleaning and foams with only an ounce needed in the foam cannon. After wash I assume you mean a drying aid or protectant. I use Quick Beads as it is water activated then it makes using my leaf blower way easier to dry off and leave a nice layer of graphene for water spot protection. If you are using a towel for a drying aid then Ceramic Gloss is what I use. These are all DIY Detail products and my current favorite brand. CARSWITHKEAV will save 10% on their website.
@CarsWithKeav all purchased! I see you have lots of stuff there, will be coming back! Thx Keav! 🤜🤛
Hey Keiv! Where did you buy the tip holder for your pressure washer nozzle?
I got them from here madcarcareproducts.com
Awesome review Keav :D
Thank You!
Is there a way I can show you my foam production from the bear force?
You can DM on Instagram or send me an email at carswithkeav@gmail.com
were you at max foam on the nozzle at the top?
I’m always at max foam.
@@CarsWithKeav just checking :) I bought one also!
Bought! I have been using a couple of the generic cheap amazon cannons and while they work, they topple over easily, the narrow opening makes filling them a pain and there's really only one setting on them that can produce any meaningful amount of foam.
Unrelated, how does that generic pressure washer compare to the Active? It's 1/3 the cost and I'm usually a "buy once - cry once" type of guy but my old big box store Greenworks GPW2001 is still kicking strong but it's huge and my garage is cramped.
It’s not better than a Greenworks. The $99 Greenworks is actually very nice, but if looking for the best value out there it’s the Active VE52. Has comparable performance to the 2.0, but $100 less. For under $600 nothing compares to an Active. It’s night and day to me.
Do I need to worry about the inaccuracy of the orifice size with a 3400 psi/2.3 rpm Ryobi gas pressure washer? Should i buy a 1.35 orrifice instead?
Just for stress on the pump with a pressure washer like that I would run 1.35 at the least. I know some run a 1.5 since it takes even more stress off the pump and helps life span.
Yeah my griots FC ball rusted out. I was shocked. 😢
Wonder if they are still replacing those for free. I heard many reaching out to customer service and getting a replacement.
Keav i got it for 10$ (with shipping) , just waiting for delivery, hope it will be dope,! Never had a foam cannon like this, i used my sh...ty Karsher one (its more like soap dispenser than a cannon of any kind...) I could buy a MTM but man it;s expensive (can't justify the price) and MJJC is not avalible here. Dude i praise you for these tests, my setup ie becoming waaay more comfortable and easy to use thanks to you, and doesn't destroy my budget 😎 I also bought per your recommendation IK Foam pro 2+ and attached a portable pumper, man the foam is nice (cleaning wheels with it) and damn you IK for coming with a electric one right after i bought mine...
@@victoryensured7137 That is awesome sounds like your setup is getting dialed in and you are saving money here and there as well. The right setup just makes washing a breeze and more fun.
@@CarsWithKeavJust.. thank you Keav! You are the man!
What brand paint did you use for the garage?
Most all of the walls are vinyl panels. I used Flexseal around the windows and behind the wash setup. Some Killz primer on top of the flexseal to have less of a glossy look and the tackiness that comes with that type of product.
I see you have reviewed both versions (stainless steel and brass), do you feel any difference between the two? (Bear Force)
There is no difference just the quality of the metals used.
@@CarsWithKeav thanks for the reply 😊
Snow foam is great stuff i use autoglym polar blast at the moment but have used a few different brands sum are better than other's great channel 👍🇬🇧🇺🇸💎
Built Hamber Auto Foam is by far the best snow foam for actually cleaning your car...
Knocks socks off auto glym which I've also used....
@@MrChillidee thankyou i will get sum and try it out its very good stuff and has great reviews 👍🇬🇧
Wish we could get in the states without it being really expensive. We are starting to get some Bilt Hamber through Clean Garage, but mainly the APC and Atom-lock.
Yes, several good ones out there that are better at cleaning with higher Alkalinity. Incredible suds is one of those and really good surfactants. It’s not Bilt Hamber level, but better than the PH neutral soaps that are just for lubrication.
What is a good pressure washer that I can use quick connects with? I'm clueless on brands on what is good, please let me know. Anything under $300 with all the wands, quick connects needed please.
You can use quick connects with most pressure washers. If you’re looking for a full setup for under $300 then I would stick to a Greenworks 1700 or a Ryobi 1800. Many detailers use them in their mobile setups. Cost about $100 each and buy the time you add a hose, gun, wand and quick connects plus tax you will be in the mid $200’s. Outside of that the CAT 1800 at around $250 is the next step up and way better performance. Then you got the Active 2.0 at $350 which is the best value in all of pressure washing in my opinion. You get $1k performance and it’s a very small form factor.
@@CarsWithKeav Thank u very much! Wasn't sure if I have to have a 2.0gpm washer or if a Ryobi 1800 will be good enough for just my stuff at my own house.
@@scotty2221 It is wants and needs. Anything beyond a Ryobi is a want unless running a business and efficiency and durability is key then you will need to be looking at $1k+ machines. A homeowner for sure doesn’t need 2.0gpm. I myself just want more which is a problem. 🤣🤣 You are all good with a Ryobi with a 2.5 or 3.0 nozzle you’ll have great car washing performance at between 900 and 1000 psi and between 1.35 and 1.45 gpm. If you needed more more performance for say cleaning the driveway then possibly a gas powered one is best which cheaper ones would be right around $300.
@@CarsWithKeav Thank you!
I purchased the MJJC version 3. I have a question regarding the know you use to adjust the amount of foam. Mine just spins and never stops, I'd this normal?
It should stop at some point as it is screwing a valve open and closed. The adjustment knob might not be fully engaged or it is stripped causing the knob to turn even though the valve itself is probably stopped.
It definitely changes the amount of foam when turned. It seems like after three or four turns it would stop turning.
@@mowens1972 it should stop for sure.
Just got home and it does stop if I turn it enough. One other thing the dial has three blocks going from really short to really tall. Which direction increases the foam?
@@mowens1972 Turning it clockwise gets you more foam.
Bagaimana hasil penggunaan "Bear Force"?
Bagus atau tidak?
Very nice! One of the best out there right now.
Thanks for keeping it real. My Griots weight ball was crusted oxidized.
I have not used mine in forever so I left it sealed in the BOSS bottle with some water and it looks like a rusted car frame from a bad snow area. 🤣
Hands down best foam cannon for the price?
I think it is the best under $50 for sure and the brass version is under $30 and I would say is the best just from a value standpoint. Stainless isn't needed its just nice to have and is more expensive.
It's a good foam cannon and a good price. I just don't see the purpose of buying the stainless steel over the brass, unless you just want to spend more money on the looks. Yes stainless steel should last longer then brass, but the fail point on this cannon will be the plastic, which will fail long before the brass.
You are absolutely correct the brass is the better value. Some of us just want everything to match up and we can be OCD about it. If my quick connects are stainless then I would prefer the manifold be as well especially if its just going to cost me $12. Brass is just fine I mean the MJJC only does brass and they hold up very well and the MTM is nickel plated brass.
Just got this Bear Force for Father’s Day today and was wondering how the brass would hold up. Thank you for pointing out the obvious.
@@jetdoc87 It will hold up longer than anybody could use it. Might have to replace the filters if you use it a lot after awhile.
Love the video but that hole at the top is a deal breaker. I have another foam cannon from China and it also has the same hole at the top. I’ll stick to my mjjc.
If you got an MJJC you already have the best out there. Just wait for the Pro V3 early next year. It’s going to be expensive though.
How much do you think it will be? I like your mjjc s 3.0.@@CarsWithKeav
@@davidtn227 I’m thinking $109 to $119 due to it being rumored as stainless steel. Keeping the pro v2 in the lineup as the cheaper brass alternative. S V3.0 will be the middle line staying at its current price. This is just speculation though they could just drop it at $99.
I am so confused how some of these canons differ from each other since the concept is the same on all of them.
A lot of them are the same, but some are different. There are about 5 different types out there and they all use catalog parts from factories and put them together like legos. Most pick based on cost or looks. Others sometime just pick the right setup to produce the best foam. The more expensive ones like MtM and MJJC foam better than most of them. You got other things like the quick connect, straw, weighted ball, etc. that make things easier to use.
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No one seems to have the answer ,and maybe you do or you don't . Anyhow is it okay or does it make a difference if I change out the single mesh filter from this exact bear force foam cannon and replace it with a 3 piece mesh filter system , it is a foam filter sandwiched by 2 mesh filters
@@DAT-TEXAS-DUDE You should be able to replace no problem. The overall size is the same between the single piece and the three piece. I’ve tried with a few foam cannons, but it doesn’t change the foam much at all from what I have seen.
Keav, i hope you getting a cut for giving away the design.
I wish, but most likely somebody just finally picked most all the good parts from the catalog. Missed the mark on the cap leaking. All I can hope is enough links are clicked with prime day the next day. Maybe I can get some more pressure washers to review.
Too bad they used transparent hard rigid plastic just to look fancy. Drop that a few times and itll chip or shatter.
It’s probably cheaper in the end as well. I’m going to do a drop testing video soon put that plastic and the clear bottles to the test.
Just an FYI, the "t" in Griot's is silent. Say gree-ohs
I will next time. Good thing for me I don’t use much of their stuff.