Hunter MP1000-90 Adjustable Sprinkler Nozzle – MP Rotator Head, 90°–210° Arc, 8'–15' Radius, Water-Saving Lawn & Garden Irrigation (Maroon)

I have an area with low water pressure, and other sprinkler heads didn’t work well at all. These are the ones that do the job! They work great and provide consistent coverage, even with the low pressure. I’m really happy with how well they perform.

Perfect for short-ranged watering. Just install in the Hunter sprinkler device of choice and it works.

These work great, they seem to provide more consistent coverage than sprayers, also great for lines with a lot of fixtures, combatting low water pressure

I have had a system I have fought with for years. Low pressure coupled with with the person who installed the system trying to put too many sprinklers on a single valve resulted in patchy grass that was soaked at one end and bone dry at another. Ordered some MPs as a last ditch effort and I must say they are amazing. Better than I could have dreamed of. If you struggle with low pressure or coverage gaps these are your ticket to stress free lawn irrigation.

These things are awesome! easy to install, easy to service and if you are worried about water usage they are very efficient. We are on a well and can run out of water in the summertime once we switched to these from Rain birds our lawn is greener and we are using half of the water that we used too.

I have used Hunter sprinklers for years. They are the the premium quality choice. Highly recommended for fit and easy setup. Comes with easy to follow adjustment instructions.

Exactly the thing I needed to match my other existing nozzles.

These are low flow, large area coverage heads that replace high volume, low efficiency spray heads and give you back some needed pressure in the system. The landscaper/builder that installed my 3 circuit sprinkler system (in SWFL on Floratam) was, shall we say, not very smart. They mixed rotors and high volume spray heads on the same circuit that resulted in many dry spots, and many swamps, during the dry season. The most obvious answer was to install a 4th circuit (thousands of $). I replaced all the spray heads with a mix of hunter 800, 1000, 2000 and 3000 - 90's and one 360. This almost eliminated all dry spots without installing additional circuits and sprinklers. As far as durability and sturdiness, only time will tell. but probably no more susceptible to clogging than a normal spray head.