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populartunabreath posted Jun 23, 2026 9:20 AM
Prime, Craftsman Heavy Duty Professional Grade Garden Hose, 50 Feet x 5/8 Inch, $37.03
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Amazon has for Prime members, Craftsman Heavy Duty Professional Grade Garden Hose, 50 Feet x 5/8 Inch for $37.03.
https://www.amazon.com/Craftsman-...9hdGY&th=1
https://www.amazon.com/Craftsman-...9hdGY&th=1
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Amazon has for Prime members, Craftsman Heavy Duty Professional Grade Garden Hose, 50 Feet x 5/8 Inch for $37.03.
https://www.amazon.com/Craftsman-...9hdGY&th=1
https://www.amazon.com/Craftsman-...9hdGY&th=1
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The ribbing on this makes it appear this is similar to the old school green hose but they made it black to look like their awesome rubber hoses that were truly no kink. Slick dealers from 10 to 15 years ago know what I'm talking about and probably still own those beasts.
The other thing... a year or 2 ago I bought the "new" briggs and stratton (i imagine the same as the old craftsman) rubber hose and it is definitely better than your average big box hose but it is thinner than the old Sears ones that were kink free monsters.
Is there any modern rubber hose that competes with the old Sears rubber hoses ala 10 years ago?
The ribbing on this makes it appear this is similar to the old school green hose but they made it black to look like their awesome rubber hoses that were truly no kink. Slick dealers from 10 to 15 years ago know what I'm talking about and probably still own those beasts.
The other thing... a year or 2 ago I bought the "new" briggs and stratton (i imagine the same as the old craftsman) rubber hose and it is definitely better than your average big box hose but it is thinner than the old Sears ones that were kink free monsters.
Is there any modern rubber hose that competes with the old Sears rubber hoses ala 10 years ago?
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The ribbing on this makes it appear this is similar to the old school green hose but they made it black to look like their awesome rubber hoses that were truly no kink. Slick dealers from 10 to 15 years ago know what I'm talking about and probably still own those beasts.
The other thing... a year or 2 ago I bought the "new" briggs and stratton (i imagine the same as the old craftsman) rubber hose and it is definitely better than your average big box hose but it is thinner than the old Sears ones that were kink free monsters.
Is there any modern rubber hose that competes with the old Sears rubber hoses ala 10 years ago?
im also curious what new hoses compare to these legendary Sears rubber hoses of 15 years ago.
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I'm sticking with Ely polyurethane hoses. Those are truly professional grade.
The ribbing on this makes it appear this is similar to the old school green hose but they made it black to look like their awesome rubber hoses that were truly no kink. Slick dealers from 10 to 15 years ago know what I'm talking about and probably still own those beasts.
The other thing... a year or 2 ago I bought the "new" briggs and stratton (i imagine the same as the old craftsman) rubber hose and it is definitely better than your average big box hose but it is thinner than the old Sears ones that were kink free monsters.
Is there any modern rubber hose that competes with the old Sears rubber hoses ala 10 years ago?
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