
Flexi Hose Expandable Garden Hose with 8 Function Nozzle 50 ft
- Outside Diameter: 0.7 inches
- Maximum Pressure: 174 psi
- Item Weight: 2.84 pounds
- Color: Black
Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A lightweight expandable hose with brass fittings and a multi-layer latex core, reasonable for yards where easy storage matters more than the toughness of a rigid rubber hose.
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ASIN: B0DZR7VRHLCategory: Garden Hoses
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Overview
A 50 foot expandable garden hose that extends to roughly three times its resting length under standard water pressure and contracts back down once the water is off, built around a double latex core inside a 3750D fabric shell. It ships with an 8-pattern rotating spray nozzle and 3/4 inch solid brass fittings sized for standard US outdoor taps.
Expandable hoses depend on the inner tube and outer fabric working together, and Flexi Hose uses a double layer of latex under a braided 3750D shell to resist punctures from thorns and sharp corners while still collapsing for storage. The company states endurance testing to 2000 use cycles and a working range up to 12 bar and 41 to 113 degrees Fahrenheit, figures worth weighing against how a hose actually gets treated left coiled in a hot driveway all summer. Brass fittings rather than plastic are the detail that tends to determine whether a hose keeps sealing after a season of use.
- 50 foot expandable length
- 3/4 inch solid brass fittings
- Double latex core, 3750D outer fabric
- 8-function rotating nozzle included
Who it's for
Gardeners and homeowners who want a hose that is light to drag around the yard and easy to coil away, rather than a heavy rubber hose meant to sit permanently connected. It fits smaller to mid-size yards where the expand-and-contract behavior and quick storage matter more than maximum toughness under constant tension.
Pros and cons
- Expands under pressure and contracts for compact storage
- Solid brass 3/4 inch fittings for standard US taps
- Double latex core under a 3750D outer layer
- 8-pattern nozzle included
- Length is pressure-dependent, not fixed like a rigid hose
- Latex core construction is less puncture-tolerant than solid rubber
- Rated pressure and temperature limits should be checked against use conditions
Performance notes
The expansion relies on water pressure stretching the latex core, so length is not fixed the way it is on a rigid hose, it grows toward the stated length as pressure builds and relaxes once the tap is off. That is the tradeoff for the light weight and compact storage: a punctured layer in the latex core or fabric shell can shorten usable life faster than a solid rubber hose would fail. The 3/4 inch brass fittings are sized for standard US spigots and the included nozzle covers eight spray patterns for different watering and cleaning tasks.
Specifications
| Brand | Flexi Hose |
|---|---|
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Outside Diameter | 0.7 inches |
| Item Weight | 2.84 pounds |
| Item Length | 600 inches |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 600 × 0.7 inches |
| Construction & materials | |
| Color | Black |
| Material Type | Brass, Rubber |
| Included components | |
| Unit Count | 1 |
| Included Components | Garden Hose |
| Other details | |
| Maximum Pressure | 174 psilower than 65% of 24 garden hoses |
Closest rivals on specs
Flexzilla Pro HFZWP550-E Water Hose 50 ft- Maximum Pressure 174 vs 150 psi (+16%)
- Outside Diameter 0.7 vs 0.63 inches (+11%)
Frequently asked questions
How much does the Flexi Hose 50FT actually expand?
It expands to roughly three times its resting length under standard water pressure and shrinks back down once the water is turned off.
What fittings does the Flexi Hose use?
Solid 3/4 inch brass connectors sized to fit standard US outdoor spigots.
What temperature and pressure range is the Flexi Hose rated for?
The stated working range is up to 12 bar and between 41 and 113 degrees Fahrenheit, with endurance testing to 2000 use cycles.

