I got this to add to my drip system. I had plenty of fittings but not nearly enough line. This pushed in easily... too easily I thought at the time. However, the system has been running for a couple of months now and still is working perfectly. No leaks. It blends with the stretch of grass it runs through to get to the other plants.

This works as well (or better) than similar tubing I have used in the past. The plastic is quite soft and it is easy to force barbed connectors into it.

We redid my wife's whole watering system after a pump change resulted in a lot of clogs in the drip tubing due to sediment. The system consists of half inch main hose with this tubing acting as feeders to each box or Planter. This tubing then connects to the drip tubing. Everything worked out just fine. We have no leaking problems and so far everything is holding up well.

At first I was sceptical of this new (to me) green line which is not the same as what I would consider the traditional black plastic 1/4 inch drip line. Even when I received it and it was all soft and "squishy" I still had my doubts, but wanted to give it a fair chance.And I'm glad that I gave it that chance! The soft feel of the green line is deceiving; it is still strong and holds up well, but it also makes it much easier to insert fittings, emitters, spray heads, etc. compared to the hard plastic lines. The black plastic can be extremely un-giving when trying to add a barbed fitting to it; the plastic just will not give some days. I've actually had to resort to holding the black tubing in a flame for a second to soften it enough to insert an emitter.With the green line, some amount of effort is still needed; but I've never had to resort to heating it up to make it pliable.Regarding the color, I actually like it now. The green stands out in the garden areas making it easier to see where the lines are running; and if they are buried, it is easy to see when they become unburied. Although I can't prove it yet, I would imagine that the green color would absorb less heat from the sun than its black counterpart.All things considered, I'm glad to have tried, and liked, this new (for me) style of tubing.

To be honest, I don't know why I ordered this tubing/hose. Before installation, I thought I was going to fall short of the hose with the kit I was installing. But after, I realized the color contrasts too much with my set up. It works fine but this color would be better for those who need (or want) high visibility tubing for safety reasons.

Restoring a yard drip system can be quite the undertaking, especially when you're dealing with the aftermath of a mischievous pup like Megalodon. I found myself in a similar situation not too long ago, and the MHMHM Drip Irrigation Hose came to my rescue. As I integrated old and new components into my system, I needed a reliable tubing solution that could withstand the rigors of outdoor use while offering flexibility and ease of installation.What immediately impressed me about this drip irrigation hose was its length. Measuring 100 feet in length and 1/4 inch in diameter, it provided ample coverage for my yard without sacrificing functionality. The relatively flexible nature of the hose made it easy to maneuver during installation, allowing me to navigate around obstacles and reach all corners of the orchard with ease. However, I did find that its flexibility made it prone to accidental displacement, especially when working in tight spaces. Fortunately, since I buried the tubing, this wasn't a major concern for me.One aspect of the hose that stood out to me was its compatibility with a variety of connectors. While some compression fittings required heating in water to accommodate the tubing's rigidity, I found that this extra step was a small price to pay for the tight and secure connections it provided. Whether I was using legacy barbed connectors or modern compression fittings with slightly smaller barbs, the tubing adapted effortlessly to ensure a reliable seal.I particularly appreciated using some 1/2 inch T connectors with built-in compression fittings. These couplers streamlined the installation process, eliminating the need for additional components and reducing the risk of leaks or malfunctions. With these connectors, I was able to quickly and effectively branch off from the main line to reach all the trees in my small orchard, ensuring that each plant received the water it needed for healthy growth.In terms of durability, the MHMHM Drip Irrigation Hose exceeded my expectations. Constructed from high-quality plastic, it has demonstrated resilience against outdoor elements and showed no signs of wear or degradation even after extended use. This reassured me that my investment would provide long-lasting performance, allowing me to enjoy the benefits of a well-maintained yard for years to come, The Meg permitting.While I encountered a few minor challenges during installation, such as the need to heat certain connectors to facilitate fitting, these were easily overcome with a bit of patience and preparation. In the end, the functionality and reliability of the MHMHM Drip Irrigation Hose far outweighed any initial inconveniences.So, if you're in the market for a dependable drip irrigation solution for your yard restoration project, look no further than the MHMHM Drip Irrigation Hose. Its flexibility, compatibility, and durability make it a standout choice for homeowners seeking efficient and hassle-free watering solutions. With this hose, you can rest assured that your yard will thrive with minimal effort, leaving you more time to enjoy its beauty and tranquility.

The whole reason I bought this is because it showed pictures of soft rubber hose, instead what I got is some very stiff plastic tubing that is not very flexible at all and just stays in the shape of the roll. Not at all what I wanted or what was advertised.

I ordered this to expand my drip irrigation setup for my garden. It worked exactly as expected. I had no issue with the 1/4" fittings fitting with this line. It has been outside since four months in the sun ad still looks like new.