[sleong]

Does anyone have any experience with the Flexzilla air hose?

How is the durability and are they worth it?

It will be for home use mainly and on light projects.

 

[Bondo]

Ayuh,..... No doubt at all, the Best air hose I've ever used,....

Been a Mechanic for over 40 years,...

 

[NotyeruncleBob]

Best hose period. I'm just bummed that I didn't buy one sooner.

 

[woodworkbykirk]

hands down best hose on the market,,, if you cant get the exact brand.. even the knock off versions are good.. they stay soft in the cold and are lighter weight plus they dont get memory like poly hoses do

 

[Scottg]

I've been using mine about a year. DIY home owner user and clean up a lot for woodworking projects. Haven't had any issues with it. Really awesome replacement for the one that came with my compressor. That one was only ok to begin with and got a bit more rigid after a couple of years. This thing is, well.. flexible. Like the name says.

 

[preeber]

I really like mine. Very flexible compared to others. I'm a home shop person and have had it a year. I upgraded from HF and glad I did.

 

[sleong]

Thank you for the advice.

I got the 50' Flexzilla hose!! And been happy with it so far. Even though I used it only a few times but has not been tangled and easy to pull without the hose twisting and knocking things over if you know what I mean with the stiff hoses that do not untangle on its own!!

I really like mine. Very flexible compared to others. I'm a home shop person and have had it a year. I upgraded from HF and glad I did.

 

[badtheba]

You'll be happy with it. I bought the 25' and 50' because I do a lot of trim carpentry, and the 50' is a bit too much to cart around inside of other people's houses.

 

[jm2082]

Not for me. I use Tekton hybrid hose or Flex-Tech for air hoses.

 

[ront02769]

I have a 50' hose that I call the "anaconda".....since that is want it feels like when working in the cold weather......which I replaced with a Flexzilla.....which is SUPER!!