Rain Bird ET63-100S Drip Irrigation Pressure Compensating 1/2" (0.634" OD) Emitter Tubing, 18" Emitter Spacing, 100' Roll, Brown

I'm not gonna lie, I was skeptical at first because this thing is so cheap compared to what you find at Home Depot. But it works just as well if not BETTER. I mean, the pressure compensating emitters do a great job of making sure all my plants get an even amount of water, which is something I always struggled with before (I once watered one side of my garden way too much and ended up drowning some tomato plants - whoops). The tubing is really easy to work with too, it's flexible enough that I can bend it into any shape I want without kinking or anything. Plus, it connects right up to my faucet so there's no need for any extra adapters or whatnot. Oh and the fact that this thing saves water compared to running sprinklers is a huge plus (I don't know if you've noticed but the cost of water keeps going up these days).All in all, I'm really happy with this purchase. It was definitely worth the money and it has made watering my plants so much easier. My only complaint would be that sometimes the emitters can get a little clogged up with dirt or debris (but hey, what do you expect for such a low price?). But overall, this is an excellent product and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for an efficient way to water their plants. By the way, have you ever tried growing your own chili peppers? They're surprisingly easy to take care of and taste amazing when they're homegrown.

Have used other soaked hoses in the past, but these really work well and seemly discharge water more uniformly.

the drip system i created was awesome.

Update: Feb 2021. The, yet another, design of this product is incompatible with previous ones. From the same regulated supply line, the volume of water from their latest product is more than 10x the previous product on the same line. I don't know which one is the more accurate, but these constant design changes are not helpful. By contrast, previous designs were somewhat similar over the past many years. Clearly though, there is no way that both of these can make the same claim as to their flow rate. One of them is wrong. By the looks of it, I would guess the latest product is way wrong -- it is a constant stream that seems no less than if the hole had been punched into the pipe without any regulator behind it.It is perhaps worth mentioning that the product isn't exactly the same as the one shown in the picture. I have both kinds. One has the yellow inserts (as in the photo) with a hole drilled into the plastic, the other has black emitters spliced into the tube. The first is fairly thick tubing, the latter much thinner. I don't see any real difference in performance, and the first kind had a tendency for some of the emitters to start to seal up over time if the punched holes were slightly off. The box it comes in also shows the old yellow kind even when the product is the newer black kind.

I just started using the hose, so far it seems to be working well.

I used these on a down hill slope with very even water distribution. I installed them so they wind them back and forth in am 8 foot width about 2 feet apart on a 12 foot fairly steep downhill slope. I am very impressed how well they work even in this challenging application.This one has the emitters spaced 18 inches apart; the same company also makes them with 12 inch spacing, but might need to look around to find them.

I am not sure how this hose works but it indeed drips the same on the first hole next to the supply and the last hole 100ft away. It’s pretty great! I could not get uniform dripping with soaker hoses or other drip lines, but it is absolutely uniform with this one.I installed it less than a year ago so I cannot say about durability. I will update here if anything breaks.

I use this irrigation hose for my vegetable garden. Easy to install and is holding up very well. I’ve had some hoses for over three years left outside. Helps to have staples to hold the hose down in place. The emitters work great and distribute the water evenly.