Reach distant campsite water hookups without storing a bulky 200' hose. This 3/4" potable-water hose contracts to 68' when empty, moves water up to twice as fast as other expandable hoses, and has a shut-off valve at the hose end.
A distant campsite spigot or water connection can call for a lot of hose, but that extra reach usually means more bulk to carry and put away. This expandable hose reaches 200' during use, then contracts to 68' when empty. At 12 lbs empty, it gives you the reach for longer hookups without requiring you to store a conventional full-length 200' hose between stops.
Lead- and BPA-free construction makes this hose safe for drinking water for people and animals, so it can handle potable-water jobs where an ordinary utility hose isn't appropriate. Heavy-duty 3/4" stainless steel connectors at both ends attach to standard hose connections and fit most nozzles, sprinklers, and other common hose accessories. An integrated shut-off valve at the nozzle end lets you control flow at the outlet. The extra-wide 3/4" Max Flow design also allows water to flow up to twice as fast as other expandable hoses, helping maintain useful water delivery across the hose's 200' working length.
The kink-free, burst-proof design uses a latex inner liner that resists punctures, tears, and burst pressure, while the abrasion-resistant outer jacket protects the hose through regular handling. Strain relief guards at both ends support the transition between the hose and its stainless steel connectors and extend the bending radius where hoses take repeated stress. When the water is off and the hose is emptied, the expandable design retracts for storage rather than leaving you to coil and manage its full 200' working length.
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Hi everyone. Steve here with etrailer. Let's take a look together at our HydroTech Pro Series Expandable Burst Proof Max Flow Hose. Folks, this is gonna be three quarter inch exterior by 200 foot long when it's fully stretched out and inflated with water. Now the cool thing is that 200 foot's gonna shrink back down to about one third of the length, approximately 70 feet when empty. Now, as I mentioned, it's very expandable and very heavy duty.
They've got kink-free designs on all the ends and nice heavy-duty connections. These are stainless steel and this hits your standard 3/4" hose diameter. Then you can simply turn that vault valve open or closed to control the water flow. And again, stainless steel ends. And they do include the rubber O-ring there as well, or the rubber gasket rather for installation.
As you can see, I got a nice pile up here, again, 70 feet when it's like this. This is stretchable to 200 feet, as I mentioned. It's drinking water safe for both humans and animals alike, and it's lead and PVA free. Now, the outer hose here is gonna resist abrasions for many, many years, super long lasting. The inside that you can't see is a latex inner liner that's gonna resist punctures, tears, and burst pressure as well.
And again, it's been designed to be kink-free and puncture-free. So let's say it was kinked like this. When it fills up, it's gonna automatically open itself back up once the water gets in there. And this uses their MaxFlow technology. Water's gonna flow up to twice as fast as your other expandable hoses are out there on the market.
And again, standard fittings are gonna fit most nozzles, sprinklers, and other hose attachments and accessories. Well, that's gonna wrap up our quick look together, folks. I'm Steven, thanks for watching.
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