Product Overview
The Ray Padula 25 ft. coil garden hose with a Kink Shield kink free hose saver is the perfect hose for any job. The unique coil design easily expands and stretches to a full 25 ft. length, while retracting back up into a small coil when finished. This hose is great for watering the flowers, washing the car, cleaning the yard, and with its small, compact design is even a great option for use on boats and RV’s. The solid brass couplings attach to any standard hose faucet and hose accessories such as Ray Padula nozzles. Best of all, the Kink Shield protection spring prevents kinking of the hose at the faucet when in use while Water Guard technology ensures a leak free operation. 25 ft. length.
Product Highlights
Unique, compact design
easily stretches to a full length garden hose!
Automatically springs back into a compact coil
when not in use great for easy storage
Great for many tasks around the yard
such as watering, washing the car, outdoor cleaning and more
Water Guard Technology
for a leak free operation every time. No wasteful watering!
Kink Shield Technology
prevents kinking and twisting of your hose during use
Save-a-Hose Kink Free Saver
prevents kinking of your hose at the faucet
Durable brass couplings
lasts season-after-season
Super light-weight design
weighs less than 50% of traditional hoses easy to carry and store
All weather flexible
in temperatures as low as 35 deg. F.
Features & Benefits
FB
Specifications
Product Dimensions
Product Width (in.)
12.60
Product Height (in.)
13.78
Product Depth (in.)
4.33
Product Weight (lbs.)
0.77
Details
Brand
Ray Padula
Hose Length (ft.)
25
Hose Diameter (in.)
3/8 in.
Hose Type
Coil
Hose Material
Vinyl
Hose Coupling Material
Plastic
Hose Coupling Type
Swivel
Crush Proof Coupling
No
Duty Level
Light
No. of Ply
1
Burst Pressure (PSI)
150
Reinforced Knitting
No
Antimicrobial Coating
No
Hot Water Use
No
Kink Resistant
Yes
Leak Free
Yes
Drinking Water Safe
No
UV Resistant
Yes
Expands and Contracts
No
CA Residents Prop 65 Warning(s)
Yes
Commercial/Residential
Residential
Item Includes
(1) Hose
Warranty / Refunds
Warranty
5 Years
Return Policy
30-Day
Model Numbers
Model Number(s)
RP-IFCH-4
MN-IFCH-4
Model Number Notes
Some items may have more than one model number. Different model number prefixes are used based on where an item is sold to distinguish different packaging, colors, or regions for in-store retailers. Product, specs, and features are the same.
Instructions
Follow these product instructions and care tips for the best use of your Ray Padula Coil Hose. Have any other questions? Feel free to give us a call at 1-866-446-2063, or email support@. We’re standing by and ready to help!
First Use Tips!For easy use, follow these Coil Hose break-in procedures
- Make sure the washer is firmly in place inside the female coupling, and then attached your hose to the faucet. The washer must be firmly in place before attaching to the faucet to prevent leaks.
- Attach your hose to the faucet, and then attach a hose nozzle.
- Lightly pull the hose as you water to gently stretch to a full length hose.
- When finished watering, turn off water flow, release any water with a nozzle, and walk the hose back into its original compact coil.
Coil Hose Care & Use TipsFollow these tips to extend the life of your Ray Padula coil hose
- Never leave your hose pressurized while un-attended.
- Remove your hose from the faucet, completely drain of water, and store indoors before and during freezing weather.
- If hanging your hose, make sure to store your hose in a large loop, such as on a hose hanger. Avoid hanging your hose on a nail, screw or rod, which forces all hanging pressure to a central spot on your hose. This may cause kinks and weak points to develop.
- To ensure a leak-free operation, be sure the washer is firmly in place inside the female coupling. If you notice wear or tear on the washer, it can be removed and replaced for a leak free seal every time.
- Be sure to release water pressure when finished watering with a nozzle, especially before coiling your hose. Coiling your hose under pressure may cause tears, weak spots or punctures.
- Keep your hose in the shade whenever possible, especially in hot summer months. Water left in your hose in direct sunlight has the potential to expand, potentially damaging the hose.
- Never use your coil hose with hot water.
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