If you are tired of wrestling with heavy hoses that kink, tangle, or take up too much space, the Pocket Hose Copper Head with Pocket Pivot is made to solve those issues. This is the 100-foot version, so it gives you reach while staying compact and expandable. It is lightweight, flexible, and easy to store. I will explain what this hose is, how it feels to use, the advantages it gives, a few small things to watch, and why it makes watering less work.
What This Hose Is
The Pocket Hose Copper Head is an expandable hose that stretches up to 100 feet when filled with water, and shrinks back down to a small size when drained. The name “Copper Head” comes from its crush-resistant fittings that are made stronger and designed to prevent leaks. The new “Pocket Pivot” feature makes it easier to attach to spigots at different angles, so you don’t fight with the connection. It is lightweight, kink-free, and built to coil small for easy storage.
Advantages of the Pocket Hose Copper Head
1. Expandable to 100 Feet
When water flows in, the hose expands to its full length. That gives me enough reach to go around the whole yard without dragging extra hose sections.
2. Compact When Drained
As soon as the water drains out, the hose shrinks back to a fraction of its size. I can store it in a small bucket, on a hook, or even in a drawer. It does not take space like a heavy vinyl hose.
3. Copper Head Fittings
The fittings feel solid and strong. They do not crush when stepped on, and they attach securely without dripping. I don’t see the leaks I used to get with cheap plastic couplings.
4. Pocket Pivot Connection
The pivot design lets me twist and move the hose at the spigot without it binding or bending. I don’t struggle to screw it on or off. It stays tight and aligned.
5. Lightweight Design
Compared to a 100-foot rubber hose, this feels almost weightless. I can carry it easily, move it wherever I need, and not feel sore afterwards.
6. Kink-Free
Because it expands, it doesn’t kink the way traditional hoses do. The water keeps flowing even if I pull it around corners, trees, or fences.
7. Easy Storage
I can coil it up quickly or just drop it into a small bucket. It doesn’t fight back or get tangled. Storing a 100-foot hose has never been this simple.
Small Things To Keep In Mind
- Like all expandable hoses, it needs water pressure to expand. Without water, it shrinks down.
- I always make sure to drain it fully before storage, or else it can wear out faster.
- It is strong for what it is, but still not as rugged as a heavy-duty rubber hose if dragged across sharp rocks often.
Who This Hose Is Good For
- People who want long reach (100 feet) without heavy weight.
- Gardeners who want a hose that is simple to coil, carry, and put away.
- Families who have limited storage space but still need a full-size hose.
- Anyone frustrated by kinked hoses that stop water flow.
My Own Experience With This Hose
When I first hooked it up, I noticed how light it felt in my hands. Carrying it to the spigot was easy. As soon as I turned the water on, the hose started expanding. It stretched out across the yard, and before I knew it, I had the full 100 feet. I walked to the back garden and the water pressure stayed strong. I pulled it around the fence and some bushes, and it never kinked. The Pocket Pivot made it simple to attach to the spigot without bending my wrist. That small feature made it less frustrating than normal hoses. When I finished watering, I turned off the water, and the hose shrank down quickly. Coiling it was almost fun — it fit into a small bucket by the garage with room to spare. The fittings also impressed me. They didn’t leak when connected, and they felt like they could handle some pressure. I used it for watering the garden, washing the car, and rinsing off the patio, and it worked fine in every case.
Why I Like It Over Regular Hoses
Traditional hoses are heavy, kink all the time, and take up too much storage space. Expandable hoses are easier, but many cheap ones break quickly. The Pocket Hose Copper Head feels different — it expands fully, resists leaks, and shrinks down small without tangling. The fittings feel more solid than other expandable hoses I tried.
Final Verdict
The Pocket Hose Copper Head with Pocket Pivot, 100FT is a good choice if you want a hose that combines long reach with compact storage. It saves effort because it is light, it saves time because it doesn’t kink, and it saves space because it shrinks down small. It is not as tough as a thick rubber hose on rocks, and it needs water to expand, but the advantages are much bigger. If you want a 100-foot hose that won’t frustrate you, this is one to get.
