Amazon has
25' Flexzilla Lightweight Hybrid Polymer Air Hose w/ 1/4" MNPT Fittings (ZillaGreen, HFZ1425YW2) on sale for
$12.04.
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Walmart has
25' Flexzilla Lightweight Hybrid Polymer Air Hose w/ 1/4" MNPT Fittings (ZillaGreen, HFZ1425YW2) on sale for
$12.04.
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About this Item:
- All weather flexibility (-40° to 140°F)
- Abrasion resistant outer cover and crush resistant aircraft aluminum fittings with bend restrictor
- Won't kink under pressure, coils easily and lays flat with zero memory
- 300 pounds per square inch
- Use on professional jobsites, in automotive shops or at home in the garage
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Just repeating for others who might read this, I have had no problems with my Flexzilla AIR hose and have quite enjoyed it for 11 or 12 years.
I have had a Flexzilla air hose for 12 years and am very happy with it. Much lighter and easier to handle than a rubber hose I have. It stays is my garage and is not exposed to sun or harsh conditions. If that's your use case, and assuming the quality hasn't dropped in 12 years, this is a good hose. If you are a contractor or using it outdoors frequently, I'd assume it lasts like the garden hose does.
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The Flexzilla garden hose is garbage and quickly degrades to a sticky mess, less than two years for me.
I have had a Flexzilla air hose for 12 years and am very happy with it. Much lighter and easier to handle than a rubber hose I have. It stays is my garage and is not exposed to sun or harsh conditions. If that's your use case, and assuming the quality hasn't dropped in 12 years, this is a good hose. If you are a contractor or using it outdoors frequently, I'd assume it lasts like the garden hose does.
I absolutely love mine. Can't comment on the garden hose products though.
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Maybe because mine gets full sun? Had a Sears hose for about 9 years and it was fine until the fitting was damaged. My Flexzilla garden hose (not this air hose deal) developed a sticky residue on it that would stay on your hands and have to be washed off with dish soap.
Just repeating for others who might read this, I have had no problems with my Flexzilla AIR hose and have quite enjoyed it for 11 or 12 years.
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I looked it up. Go ahead and buy your 1/4 hose so you can replace later. With another slickdeal
Choosing the Right Size
1/4 Inch Hose
• Best for: Light-duty pneumatic tools such as brad nailers, staplers, and small spray guns.
• Advantages: Lightweight, easy to maneuver, less expensive, and easier to store.
• Limitations: Lower airflow, which may not be sufficient for high-demand tools.
3/8 Inch Hose
• Best for: General-purpose use, including inflating tires, running impact wrenches, and other medium-demand tools.
• Advantages: Higher airflow than 1/4", still reasonably flexible, and suitable for most home and shop applications.
• Limitations: Slightly heavier and more expensive than 1/4", but offers a good balance between performance and portability.
1/2 Inch Hose
• Best for: High-demand applications such as automotive shops, sandblasting, or running multiple tools at once.
• Advantages: Maximum airflow, minimal pressure drop over long distances.
• Limitations: Heavier, less flexible, and more cumbersome for everyday use unless needed for specific high-CFM tools
I assume it's the nature of cheap couplers....or is there some seal or o-ring that's serviceable in there?
I assume it's the nature of cheap couplers....or is there some seal or o-ring that's serviceable in there?
I only ever used the Harbor Freight ones. The only time I had an issue is when one of the couplers rusted out, after that I only got the brass ones. Tape and tightening fixed all my issues.
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