Lightweight Water Hose

The zero-G® hose is up to 50% lighter in weight than standard garden hoses, which provides for easy coiling, maneuverability and compact storage. Works with all of your hose attachments like nozzles, sprayers and sprinklers so all of your watering can be done with one lightweight hose.

Try zero-G today. It will redefine the way you work with a hose.

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Burst Resistance Strength Flow

An instance of breaking or splitting as a result of excessive internal pressure.

600+ PSI

350 PSI

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Puncture resistance is a measure of the maximum force or energy required to penetrate a material.

58 LBF

13 LBF

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Tensile strength is a measurement of the force required to pull something such as a rope or wire to the point where it breaks.

7500 PSI

1400 PSI

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Quantity of liquid moving through a pipe or channel within a given or standard period (usually a minute or an hour).

Same as 5/8

73% less Flow Rate

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This hose is so compact. I've purchased many more of these in different sizes for various reasons and am very happy with them. They are sturdy and very well made. I think you have to do a lot of damage to them in order for them to fail.

Rachael G.

The first Zero-G hose I bought has successfully lasted 2 winters in Ohio, and they won me over big time. You can definitely tell they did not skimp on the quality of materials or manufacturing. I highly recommend this hose if you are tired of the junk expandable hoses breaking after one season.

JT

My wife is very hard on our hoses when she waters all her flowers. Having a hose that is durable and strong, but still lightweight to pull around was a must. This is that hose. She loves watering her flowers and not having to worry about pulling heavy hoses all around the yard.

Dan R.

I have tried a lot of lightweight flexible hoses, most of which broke after only a few uses. These are the real deal: lightweight, very flexible, well made, and durable. They are NOT self-coiling but that makes it more flexible and easier to use. I have replaced all my hoses with these.

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This is hands down the finest flexible hose that I have purchased. I haven't had any kinks or issues with the hose. I have purchased a few other ones in the past and they always ended up breaking or kinking; especially on the faucet connection side. I would definitely recommend this hose.

Chuck G.

What is the intended use for the zero-G water hose?

Zero-G can be used for all lawn & garden applications as well as light professional needs, such as filling containers, mixing concrete and cleaning.
What replacement coupling can be used with the zero-G product?

You can use a 3/8" connector male or female to replace coupling.
Can zero-G water hose be stored in Hose Reels?

Yes, zero-G can be used with most standard hose reels. Water will flow even when hose is not fully extended from hose reel. For storage, drain water from zero-G and then easily wind product into Hose Reel.
Will lawn chemicals or gasoline harm or deteriorate zero-G?

No, materials used to manufacturing zero-G are resistant to lawn fertilizers and gasoline.
Can zero-G be used in hot water applications?

No, zero-G is not recommended for hot water use.

Model	Diameter	Length
4001-25	5/8"	25'
4001-50	5/8"	50'
4001-75	5/8"	75'
4001-100	5/8"	100'

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Take the work out of yard work.

50% More
Lightweight

Kink Resistant

Durable Design

Lead Safe

Our zero-G hose is uniquely designed with the following uses in mind:

Features

G-Force High Density Jacket

Tru-Flex™ Inner Core

New Coupling Design

Compared to traditional heavy and professional water hoses:

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FAQs

What is the intended use for the zero-G water hose?

What replacement coupling can be used with the zero-G product?

Can zero-G water hose be stored in Hose Reels?

Will lawn chemicals or gasoline harm or deteriorate zero-G?

Can zero-G be used in hot water applications?