100' Craftsman 5/8" All Rubber Garden Hose $36 + Free In-Store Pickup

Doesn't sears give people a coupon for home and garden after they order? if so, can anyone PM me there's please

Quote from willnpc : Doesn't sears give people a coupon for home and garden after they order? if so, can anyone PM me there's please

Both of mine expired on the 8th...otherwise I would have sent you one.

These hoses kink horribly. I prefer my Costco 100' $20 hose over this. It's a well built hose, but it's a pita to unwind. You have to twist the nozzle once ever time you unwind it. May work better off a reel.

Quote from Straycat76 : Both of mine expired on the 8th...otherwise I would have sent you one.

thanks anyways

It's raining again. <Who needs a hose now?> Smaller sizes are more functional, and it's 200 ft. to my garden. Anyway, since stores have a lot of hoses, I'm predicting some great end of season sales.

I got one of these babies hooked up to a hose bib on my house that is connected to my water system before the pressure regulator. Then I have one of these bon-air [amazon.com] nozzles from Amazon. Boy o Boy it's one of the best hosing experiences out there. I definately have the best hose set up in the neighborhood and everybody knows it. One of the married broads down the street noticed my setup and came to check it out. She was impressed, that's all I gotta say.

I have a 100' and a 50' of these rubber hoses, best hoses I've ever used. Take your Neverkink (yeah, right!) and your cheap Costco hoses, and toss them in the trash.
Any kinks in the rubber hose is easily fixed with a quick flip.

These are some awesome hoses!

Quote from 61hawk : The only NeverKink hose I own that never kinks is an old one that came with my house. The new NeverKink hose I have might as well be called AlwaysKink.

That's interesting. I've had really good luck with the NeverKink hoses. Maybe you got a defective one?

Quote from lickedeels : It's raining again. <Who needs a hose now?> Smaller sizes are more functional, and it's 200 ft. to my garden. Anyway, since stores have a lot of hoses, I'm predicting some great end of season sales.

I would not count on that. My local store had about 10 of these earlier this week but I just ordered with this deal online and it says I got the last one.

This hose is not drink-safe, probably releases led into soil and comes with a cancer warning.

I was searching local store websites (save on shipping) for a safe hose and best sears result comes with "polyurethane hose water":
- Sears [sears.com] Bad search results; many of the 63 are neither polyurethane or drink-safe. Also, if picking up call store and provide SKU as availability may be limited.
- Home Depot [homedepot.com]
- Lowe's [lowes.com]

Not to TC. I was waiting weeks for exactly OP's hose and couldn't wait so a few days ago purchased a different one locally. I returned it because of cancer warning. Because OP's is not safe for drinking (it says so on product image) I am looking for one that is safe.

Nice find. Thanks.

Quote from davel.usa : This is a great hose but be forewarned - Very Heavy to pull across the yard. If you don't want this one, just wait a week Sears will have yet another hose deal. There must be a high markup on hoses.

lol the 50' goes on frequently, 100' less frequently, 75' rarely.

Quote from himarty : Edit: Thanks OP but on product image [sears.com] it says "Not Approved for Drinking" so I will pass. [Update] Looks like the reviews on Sears.com say this kinks very easily

No garden hoses are approved for drinking. Only special/expensive food-grade hoses (usually they are white).

Some people complain about these kinking, but I think they have a different definition of "kink" than most people. With your standard crappy vinyl hose, the hose will kink all the time, shut off the flow of water and you'll have to walk halfway across the yard to fix it. With these, as soon as you turn on the water, the pressure will keep the hose flowing, so this supposed "kinking" is not an issue in any way.

Quote from Buckeyefan 1 : These hoses kink horribly. I prefer my Costco 100' $20 hose over this. It's a well built hose, but it's a pita to unwind. You have to twist the nozzle once ever time you unwind it. May work better off a reel.

To each his own of course, but I returned my Costco hose after one of the "kinks" that occurred in cold weather became a permanent weak spot/bend.

Quote from mordak : Is this good deal?

Why would you ask this question after people have already posted that it's a good deal??

I think I have been hosed..

Quote from himarty : Anyone purchased this hose in California? Does it have a cancer warning? I got a different hose from another store a few days ago and returned it because it had this warning. Edit: Thanks OP but on product image [sears.com] it says "Not Approved for Drinking" so I will pass. Found an answer here: http://containergardening.about.c...enhose.htm

geeze man do you plan on eating the hose??