Hose Nozzle, Lichamp 2 Pack Heavy Duty Brass Fireman Style High Power Leak Proof Adjustable Garden Water Sprayer, Suitable for Car Wash, Patio Cleaning, Watering Lawn and Garden, Shower Pets (Black)

Originally bought one for the front yard. Quickly realized I needed a second one for the backyard. These work great. Very nice quality. They are not the cheapest, but they are worth the price I paid.

These are excellent hose nozzles shut off at both ends from point spray to off in 1/4 turn wide spray tos off in 1/4 turn in other direction on wide spray offers full flow with low pressure, just flood water

I thought there were good but not great. We have decent water pressure but the output from the nozzle was just ok.

have had this for over 6 months. Still works great. We have hard, Sulphur water and it hasn't gotten corroded. Doesn't leak. I like the flow options. Feel like I finally found the nozzle for life. It was worth the additional expense over cheaper models.

This is a not so cheap knockoff of the original nozzles I have that are over 20 years old. First experience is that they only turn off flow from one direction vs both on the OEM. If you never owned the OEM models you’d likely not know what you are missing. Not a complete deal breaker but I won’t buy them again.

This nozzle works great! Has a lot of power and you can adjust what type of spray you need. True as some have said, you can only turn on and off only one direction, but it is not a big deal to me. The sprayer is heavy duty but does not weigh too much and the spray if effective. I ordered two so now I can use one for both my backyard and my front yard.

Haven't used it yet but it is structurally sound.

I bought these nozzles to save a few bucks and cannot recommend them. I own several Bonaire nozzles that look similar, and cost more, and if I had it to do over again, I would spend the money for a better nozzle. These nozzles basically spray water just fine, but are poorly designed. The OFF position is achieved by turning the nozzle past the maximally-forceful spray position, until the thing finally shuts off flow entirely. As a consequence, when you turn the nozzle on, it is immediately at the most forceful blast. I find this very annoying. And, at the opposite extreme, the minimally forceful spray position is a broad, forceful mist, and no matter how hard you try, you can’t turn it off even though the flow is at a minimum. It lacks a gentle, dribble entirely. By contrast, the Bonaire nozzle turns OFF by going through a gentle, normal hose-like flow, then turning off. The extreme forceful end of the Bonaire is more logical, and you back off FROM forceful flow TOWARDS the low-flow, and eventually OFF. My advice, skip these things. These are real turds.