PROPULSE, UBERFLEX 4,000 PSI Blue Flexible & Light Weight Hose w/QC Couplers (100 Feet)

I purchased both the 100ft and 50ft hoses recently, and have them spooled up on hose reels. The experience has been mostly positive, though there's a few items to know.1. The entire hose must be unspooled from the reel each time. Since the hose expands, you don't want it on the reel when that happens as it could burst. That's why I have both sizes, so I can use just the length I need. I have quick couplers to the actual pressure washer, so I can swap between each hose easily.2. Its /mostly/ kink-free, but I suggest using a swivel adapter so you can still maneuver it around easily.3. The end connector that hooks up to the system doesnt bend as much so be careful how you are mounting / connecting it. I could see this potentially creating a pressure point in the future, so I'll need to keep an eye on it.All that side, having this on a hose reel has been a huge efficiency boost - I can unspool without having to 'unwind' the hose and when reeling it in, it lets me clean off the hose at the same time. Overall, it keeps it very neat and tidy.So far, I've only had it for one season at time of the review (2023), so if anything changes I can update the post.

Never thought a pressure hose could be this flexible. It flexes a bit too much because it is hard to roll out and you have to walk the hose and 'un-kink' it. However, once you have pressured water flowing, it is doesn't kink at all. I would recommend using a hose reel. It is about 40% lighter than standard pressure hoses. Time will tell how durable it is, but so far, no problems. Will keep this under review.(Edit, 2022) The hose lasted about two years of normal use, about 20-25 hours a week and resisted chemicals well. Definitely durable for regular use.

Running it at 3600psi machine makes it so stiff, you literally have to fight the hose, it also kinks a lot and gets stuck on almost any surface.It ripped on me after just a few jobs, i heard it was the best u can buy but idk what else is better cause this is trash

it is light weight but you cant use hot water with it and its very stiff i would use this for cold water jobs only and the gray flat hose is better it lays flat

We use pressure washers at 3000 PSI daily to clean industrial equipment. There's a lot to like about these hoses - They're made in the USA, they're lightweight and have quality connectors. I really wanted these to be our standard hose but they just fail too easily. They would probably be fine in a residential setting. They get permanent creases from bending that turn into weak points, like when we have these running along the floor and turn to go around a piece of equipment. If you pull at all on the hose at that moment, the tight bend will permanently weaken that portion of the hose and it will shortly spring a leak. I really wish there was a more robust version of this USA made hose. Bonus points for being lightweight.

I was sold on it’s easy to use and flexibility but hose needs to be untwisted after being wrapped around any object(pressure washer, hose hanger, etc…) prior to every use. If this is not done it will fight you! Sounds normal but this is not stated with Youtube reviews and who has 100’’ driveway! This supposed to last only a year or two per reviews I’ve seen. I think I would rather buy MTM hose with same concerns but no problem with longevity. ******Note: I just purchased(2/2022) and used two times.*****

I Use This Hose For Car Wash

I am a professional pressure washer and auto/ marine detailer and this hose is as good or better than ones that cost double the price.