LINEX Flat Soaker Hose 1/2" x 75 ft for Garden Beds Drip Hoses Irrigation Sprinkler Heavy Duty Save Water 80%

I’ve had many soaker hoses and they were always just ok until I bought these. Rubber soakers are basically the appearance and texture of dry rotted rubber hose. Brittle, porous, inconsistently leaky etc. I took a chance on these hose not knowing what to expect. They can best be described as a traditional poly composite hose but image in was held together by stitches lengthwise. But at each one of the stitch points, there was a leak. A one drop by drop evenly spaced leak at each and every stitch (maybe ever 1\8” just guessing). Well that’s what this seems like. And it’s perfect. Solid material feels like tie down straps like that braided nylon. I have 150’ that nearly encircles my house at the foundation. The same amount drips at ehe beginning of the line as it does at the end. Uniform pressure distribution. You don’t get that with soaker hose. Anyway most excited review I’ve ever written because I don’t think people know about this and I’m Texas, we need it right now. So please buy it and come back and give me a thumbs up when it works like I said it does.

The soaker hose worked for a couple of weeks. Then started shooting water our on a one foot seam rupture. This issue makes the soaker function fail as the water over spills in one area and not enough on the balance of the hose. I would not recommend this product. Update: LINEX reached out and sent me a replacement hose to correct the issue with the seam leak. Great customer service. Any manufacturer can have a defect in their product, few will reach out to resolve the problem. I recommend purchasing from LINEX as you have the company standing behind their products.

Love this soaker hose. It has very even watering and seemed to work well. There are now areas in the hose that are developing these leaks (pictured) and they keep growing with every use. It still seems to be working fine, but it is flooding the areas this occured. Has not been run over with mower, allowed to freeze or been kinked, but I may have just received a defective hose. This began happening about a month after I installed. I plan on buying another and trying again since I loved it so much.

I’m not the type of gardener who wants to stand outside holding a hose for an hour. This soaker hose lets me lay it out along the plants, turn on the water, and let it do the work. It spreads the water evenly and makes watering the garden a lot easier. Perfect for people who want healthy plants but also enjoy sitting on the porch.

great idea but it only made it one season. now all the water pours out in the middle.

When I saw how tiny the box for this soaker hose was -- and how light -- I was sure that I would hate it. But it works incredibly well, at least in the 15-foot length. The hose is not rubber but rather nylon fabric, and the water leaks out of it to truly soak the ground around it. This is not a slow soaker but rather a rapid one because it doesn't have holes, just the natural ones in nylon fabric. I bought this for two side-by-side raised garden boxes for use (on a timer) when I'm out of town and cannot water them by hand. In a mere 8 minutes, the boxes were leaking water out of the bottom -- that's how much and how fast water comes out. The 15-ft length covers both boxes with two passes. Although it's not enough to get to all roots, the amount of water coming out eventually soaks into surrounding soil. For regular gardens, the length will be much too short. -- Debbie Lee Wesselmann

Editing to update that as we enter mid-summer, there are even larger holes developing and even though I tried to cover the initial little area with saran wrap to force it to disperse better, it's flooding that area even more. The hose is completely covered at this point with my flowers at full bloom and mulch, so I can't get to where the leaks are bigger. I just try to turn it on even lower and for less time, and then just supplement extra water towards the end as that portion doesn't get flooded. It'll definitely have to be replaced for next spring which will be a pain as I have it snaking around a couple bushes I just planted. It *is* a really affordable hose, but with how they describe it, I wish it held up more than just part of a season. ----------------------- I put in a new flower bed in a different part of the yard, and a soaker while using a hose splitter at the outlet was perfect for some of the plants I had in there, and this one is a great length for my small area. It is very flexible, and I have it woven around the main plants and covered with mulch. It is working well to water that area while I'm using the main hose in the other part of the yard, but it's developed several spots where it isn't really soaking, but squirting, and thus kind of floods one area that happens to have a couple aiming towards it because of the positioning. I've never had a soaker hose before, so I don't know if they all do this or what, but it'll work good enough for the season, especially if I tie a little saran wrap around the bigger ones so it at least disperses it better. It was cheap at least, so that's good.

Had trouble with the first hose I bought as the water was spraying out in one area which meant there wasn't enough water throughout the rest of the hose to get an even soaking. Customer service immediately sent a second. Had a similar issue. They sent another right away, and the third time was a charm. So, this is basically a no-risk purchase as they stick by their warranty and are quick to help if you have a problem. That said, a couple tips: - Use a regular hose to connect the soaker hose to your spigot/timer (I went with a 3-foot hose to reach the ground so the soaker wasn't hanging in the air). - The first time you turn the spigot on, start with a trickle and slowly add more pressure until you get the proper soaking rate--if you start with the pressure too high you could blow the hose seam. - I connected two 50-foot soaker hoses and don't recommend more than that in order to maintain the right water rate for an even soaking. There is also a PVC version of this hose (same soaking deal but not flat; it's like a traditional garden hose) which seems to have a better soaking rate and it will probably be more durable given the stronger material.

good quality soaker hose

Works very well leaking a small amount of water to soak the soil correctly. Only problem was the package was delivered in front of the front garage and in full sight from the road. Very careless of the delivery person.

L’article est arrivé rapidement et fonctionnait bien pendant environ 2 mois et demi. Ensuite, il semble y avoir eu un problème avec le boyau à l’intérieur de la gaine. Le tuyau coule à fort débit, plus du tout goutte à goutte. Il a servi environ 2h par semaine, pendant 10 semaines, avant que les problèmes apparaissent. Je ne peux plus m’en servir et il semblerait qu’aucun retour n’est possible! Je suis très insatisfait. Si il y avait moyen d’avoir un article de remplacement ou un remboursement, je pourrais redevenir satisfait toutefois. Mise à jour, 12-08-2025 J’ai finalement pu joindre le vendeur après avoir appelé Amazon, qui m’ont aidé à avoir les informations nécessaires. Le vendeur m’enverra un article de remplacement sous peu. Excellent service au final!

I really like this product. Very manageable, lays absolutely flat when not in use. Very evident water drips along seam, as is supposed to, along entire length. My water pressure at the hose bib is 65psi.

Très mauvaise qualité, n’a pas duré un été. Les petits trous se brisent et s’agrandissent et laisse passer tout d’eau de sorte qu’il n’y a plus de pression pour permettre les minis gouttes ne s’écouler sur toute sa longueur.