SharkBite 1/2 Inch x 300 Feet Blue PEX-B, PEX Pipe Flexible Water Tubing for Plumbing, U806B300

Easy to use, cuts easily with any PVC cutter. Home Depot sells SharkBite 3/8 crimp rings and barbed fittings which worked well with this product. I wouldn't use this sized tubing as the main water feed to any room, I used it to run individual feeds to each item (toilet, dishwasher, outdoor faucet) from a manifold. 100 Feet doesn't go far when you are running individual lines to each use point... I'll be buying another roll soon.

This pex pipe was exactly what we need for our project. We were hooking into our well water supply line and installing frost free hydrants around the property so that we don't have to use 200'+ of hose to water our live stock this winter. This is legit Sharkbite Pex like you would get from the box stores. It was a little difficult to work with at first when you first open the bundle, luckily it was still warm during the day so we opened it and let it lay in the sun. Then we fastened one end to a post and pulled the other end while twisting it. Once it was pulled out it wasn't as difficult to work will. It connected together to our fittings easily and we had zero leaks on the project. We used the clamps on all fittings and no sharkbite fittings. Since it would be buried 3' in the ground and we wouldn't have the need to reuse the fittings. We will also be pulling this pex pipe through a 2" HDPE pipe thats already in the ground, our contractor plowed in electrical conduit instead of water certified pipe for our main water line to our build site. I will try to update my review after we get that project completed. Overall I'm very happy with the product and you can't beat the price!

Nice to find this! No one locally had this, so glad to find it here!

I needed to run a little over 300 feet of new waterline from the meter to the house. Another rancher friend of mine suggested using this stuff instead of PVC. I have to admit I was a little skeptical at first, but I am a firm believer now! Unlike PVC, I now have over 300 feet of waterline in the ground, and I only have connections at each end. Less connections, less worry. I have to admit, it was a little tough uncoiling it and making it straight in order to drop into the ditch, but with a good buddy, a truck, some muscle, and a little patience, we got it done.

Good price