VIKING Hose Nozzle, Garden Hose Nozzle, Adjustable Heavy Duty Water Hose
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About VIKING Hose Nozzle, Garden Hose Nozzle, Adjustable Heavy Duty Water Hose
Overall Feedback:
76% positive
71% appreciated the durable construction
The nozzle has nice spray patterns and has been durable so far.
69% found it easy to clean and maintain
The nozzle operates perfectly even after being held with hands covered in concrete and cleaned up, proving its durability and ease of cleaning.
69% liked the comfortable grip and ergonomic design
The on/off flip on this nozzle is a game changer for me. I have a wimpy grip, arthritic thumb joints, and prolonged squeezing of a trigger handle quickly tires out my hand and makes it hurt much worse for a good while. Now I can just flip it on when I want it to spray and simply hold it aimed at my garden without squeezing the entire time.
67% praised the universal hose compatibility
I have used the same hose and location for both nozzles, but got different results. The AUTOMAN nozzle is amazing with no leaks and perfect spray.
71% praised the variety of spray patterns
I noticed that the nozzle sprays water in a variety of patterns.
I like the 8 spray modes of the garden hose nozzle.
68% liked the impressive spray distance
I can water parts of my garden from a distance with the focused setting or turn the knob for a more gentle spray, indicating that the product has a good spray distance.
66% praised the effortless water pressure control
The lever to adjust the volume of water is easy to use one-handed and the handle is comfortable to hold.
72% appreciated the lightweight and portable design
The nozzle is a game changer as it is easy to carry and use, and eliminates the need to squeeze the trigger for prolonged periods of time, which can be tiresome for people with weak grip or arthritic thumb joints.
