25′ and 50′ ColorStorm Premium Soaker Hose
The Dramm ColorStorm Premium Soaker Hose is constructed with a unique design that provides deep, thorough watering for your grass and flowers while using 90% less water. This handy hose is constructed of high-grade rubber with 50% thicker walls that eliminate the ”geyser effect,” saving water waste, and helping to reduce evaporation. Proudly made in the USA and comes with a lifetime guarantee to the consumer. Available in 25 feet and 50 feet lengths.
Conveniently waters gardens and flower beds. Evenly waters from beginning to end of hose.
Dramm soaker hose is used by professional growers and horticulturists worldwide.
Made from recycled materials
- Made in the USA
Coverage & Flow Rate
Flow Rate
Water Pressure Rating
Min: psi — Max: psi
Low Pressure UseNo
Recommended Use
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Weight & Dimensions
0.000 lbs
Dimensions25.000″ x 1.000″ x 1.000″
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