ActivePressure Washer Gun with Smooth Swivel - Most Durable & Efficient. Built with 304 Stainless valves and low force trigger. Compatable with all types of Pressure Washers for car wash

Received this pressure washer gun a few days ago and I just tried it out today. It comes beautifully packaged in a nice black box wrapped in cellophane. This gun is very compact and light, especially compared to my MTM Hydro SGS28 gun. The trigger on this gun is just slightly harder to pull than my MTM, but really barely noticeable. A little expensive, but I can still recommend this one.

This is a great compliment to the Active 2.0 pressure washer. Good feel in the hands and the trigger mechanism is perfect. Can’t beat the price for a high quality washer gun

Freaking amazing gun, they need to start making nozzles of different orifice sizes too!

I like it!

I’m new to pressure washers and only use mine to wash my cars using a foam cannon. I watched a lot of YouTube videos before buying and remember thinking that the gun and hose that come with the pressure washer can’t be the junk that the guy obsessed with his garage said as he tossed them aside.Well, after hanging my foam cannon at the end of the stock gun/wand I decided to upgrade. So many choices. I didn’t want to go cheap and regret the spend but also didn’t want to get obsessed for the best at $190. I saw a tear down on this one and decided to give it a shot.Using the foam cannon and then washing off the car is much better with the gun only. The active gun is comfortable in my hand, has a solid feel and I never notice the beluga whale looks. Trigger action is good. The swivel quick disconnect gets pretty solid under pressure so don’t think the gun is going to freely swirl hose twists away, but easy enough to turn it. It feels solid and well balanced in hand. I can’t speak to how it does over time but having seen the tear down I expect it to do as well as others even costing more. A great gun that I was able to justify the cost of.I’d say don’t waste the money if you aren’t going to upgrade your hose and at least the connection to the gun as a quick release. Another near must have are replacement nozzles that flow more water and get the pressure down. I went to obsessed for the nozzles and used their chart and am extremely happy with the results, a real game changer.I made a lot of upgrades at once including this gun and am very happy with the results. This gun feels like a solid choice that isn’t too much for an at home user to spring for. If money is no object, go OG obsessed. This feels right there for less than half the price.

Honestly the gun itself is durable and strong in the hand. Has a good angle. BUT the swivel which makes the price as high as it is is so ridiculously stiff the only way to use it is to walk all 50ft of my hose out and put tension on it to let it work. The whole point of a swivel is it untangles as you walk not once you put a lot of tension on it. Ended up just manually untangling.

Does not swivel when connected to hose under pressure. The gun is nicely weighted, comfortable to hold and seems to be well build. The swivel works great when it's not attached to anything or under pressure. But as soon as you put it under pressure no swiveling at all. That was the whole selling point was the swivel action so that my hose doesn't get tangled up. I could've saved 50 bucks buying one that doesn't swivel.

The good: nice build quality. It should last me a long time, seeing as I don't throw it around or toss it on the ground. Nice, big trigger guard with plenty of room, even if I were to be wearing gloves. It holds my nozzles securely, as long as I ensure the quick disconnect is engaged.The bad: there is no swivel, so you have to add weight and disrupt balance by adding one. The trigger is 100% off or 100% on, there is no partial engagement.For the $80 I paid, a mid purchase. I don't hate it, but I don't love it.