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What Customers Are Saying
Customers overwhelmingly praise this flex pipe for its ease of installation, durability, and effectiveness in sprinkler system work. Most highlight how simple it is to use compared to rigid piping, eliminating complex cutting and gluing while allowing quick adjustments without professional help. Reviewers consistently emphasize its sturdy, heavy-duty construction, noting it withstands lawn mower traffic and lasts for years. Many use it specifically to relocate sprinkler heads or extend lines without major excavation. A few mention wishing for longer length options or note minor fitting challenges, but these isolated concerns barely diminish the strong overall endorsement.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Exactly what I needed.
Would RecommendWorked for my needs. At 10' not a lot of waste. Flexible enough but not so flexible that it would kink. Seems very durable - time will tell, and no issues with the pressure in my system. Enabled me to place my sprinkler head exactly where I needed without extra plumbing. And 5' left for my next sprinter project.
Rainbird flex pipe
Would RecommendGood quality and durable flex pipe
Good quality
product worked great thank you
Works just right
Would RecommendJust the right amount for quick repairs. Holds up well to higher pressure and all kinds of weather. Easy to install.
Just right
Would RecommendJust what I needed
Great solution to relocate sprinkler heads
Would RecommendCombined with the appropriate adapters (either 1/2” or 3/4”), this is a great solution to move existing sprinklers to another location. The adapters screw into the pipe and fit snugly.
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Cuts easy, easy to use
Would RecommendEasy to work with for in ground irrigation. I needed the entire roll but would he nice to have short 6’ and 12’ sections
Flex piping was an easy repair
Would RecommendThe Rain Bird riser flex pipe (along with the coupling which is sold separately) was just what I needed to repair the old piping that had encountered the weedeater too many times.