• Nine spray patterns for any outdoor activity involving water (washing cars, bathing dogs, watering plants)
• Quick change patterns
• Ergonomic insulated grip
• Heavy-duty construction
• Lifetime guarantee and available in six enticing colors: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and berry

* Wash your car, clean your deck and mist your plants * Die cast metal valve * Fiberglass reinforced lever * Ergonomic, soft touch over molded body * Powder coated * Nine different spray patterns * Green

I bought one of these Dramm nozzles 3 or 4 years ago at a nursery. Recently it started leaking so I have to replace it, but I must say, it's a very good product overall. The various nozzle options produce a variety of useful sprays. The one for "soaker" puts out a nice, soft, aerated spray that's ideal for watering plants in pots without blasting the dirt around. The "jet" is a really strong blast that's good for cleaning things.

Last weekend I picked up a similar replacement nozzle made by Gilmour at Lowe's. It's a nice looking unit with the same settings as the Dramm, so I figured, why not? When I got it home and put it on the hose, I was shocked at how poorly its spray options compared to the Dramm. The "soaker" stream is much too vigorous (useless for watering potted plants), while the "jet" is wimpy compared to my old Dramm. The only setting on the Gilmour that's the least bit useful is "mist", so I'm returning it to the store and getting another Dramm from Amazon. I had figured if two products from different companies looked about the same and had the same features, they'd perform comparably. I figured wrong.

This nozzle has several different water spray options and they are all great! The nozzle is sturdy and looks nice (I love red). It doesn't get 5 stars becasue my husband & I cannot figure out how to turn it off! It continues to spray whether you are pressing the handle or not! It must be turned off from the main water source which can be a total pain!

The interworkings of this sprayer are made of inexpensive plastic parts, whereas the outside is made of durable metal. Eventually, this sprayer will break because of the inner plastic parts. It will still work with limited usefullness but will suffer from leakage, diminished water flow or inablilty to turn off, etc. I purchased the nozzle about 4 years ago at a garden center, and have found all of the water spray patterns easy to use, and have enjoyed the bright yellow color (although it has faded over time). Be careful not to drop the nozzle, and protect it from the sun.

Every single one of these multi-spray pistol grip nozzles breaks within months of buying. The weakness is that there is one very lame washer that has to deal with all the pressure of the water. It doesn't last and water starts, not dripping, but gushing from the sides of the nozzle. I am looking for any tips on a nozzle that would last for at least a year. At $15-20 a pop these nozzles are one of my biggest garden equipment expenses. And I hate to think what the local landfill looks like with all these old nozzles in the heap. That makes this product unacceptable at any price in my mind.

Works great. I like the different settings that allow you to "hose something down" or just softly water delicate plants. Good piece of equipment.

Chas E. Moser