STYDDI Lawn Spray Lance with 8 Adjustable Spray Patterns, Garden Water Wand with Thumb Control On/Off Valve, Nozzle Sprayer for Watering Lawn, Shower Pets and Car Washing, 15 Inch Long

Worked great for a few weeks, then started dripping from rose end. Returned.

Replacing a conventional shower head or nozzle, this wand sits vey comfortably in the nad and offers more spray options than you could possibly want. It's nicely weighted which means it is comfortable in extended use.

This is made from very good quality aluminium and ABS. The handle is a nice ergonomic design, with a very easy to use thumb water control, with male spigot for the various common garden quick release hosepipe connectors. The head features an easy twist to change the head water output in 8 different patterns which are; Jet, Shower, Full, Centre, Rinse, Mist, Vertical and Stream. I like the product and for me the shower and mist are perfect for most hanging baskets, potted plants and delicate border perenials. The stream rinse and centre great for you car washing, and the rest great for you garden overall. Fantastic product thst is a great addition to your tools, a must buy, Andrew

I much prefer this garden sprayer to the gun type attachment I've been using previously.The reason is that this sprayer can be turned into the on position and the water will continue to spray out and all you have to do is hold the sprayer in the direction you want it to go.A typical gun style attachment requires you to keep hold of the trigger and now that I've had this style I much prefer it.I had no trouble in attaching it to my current hose setup and I think if anything, the water pressure has improved. It may be my imagination but I'm sure it has.Overall, it's a great step up for me in terms of quality compared to what I had before so I'm happy to recommend!

I do think spray lances are a bit expensive for what they are! You could buy an entire expandable hose with spray gun for same cost as this lance! So then why would you buy a lance?Well... the only difference that I've found is literally just the shape of it. This is a lance, and the other is a gun. So why would you pay a premium for the lance? The simple answer is that it gives you more precision. If you have layers of plants in your garden and want to specifically water something a bit further back, it's kind of hard to do so with a gun. While with a lance, you simply move the lance into the location that you want to water, without needing to stick your whole arm through between plants, and start spraying!This one has good grip and 8 different spray patterns to hopefully meet your needs!If you definitely need a lance over a gun, then I'd recommend this as a good choice. But if you're not sure which you need, then I'd recommend saving money and going for a spray gun instead!

This spray lance is a welcome addition to my garden hose and for jobs around the garden.It fits onto a standard hose easily enough and has a variety of spray settings so you can water plants gently, or create a more focused spray for hard surface cleaning etc.It feels pretty strong in use and the plastic doesn't look like it'll crack ay time soon.It has a small trigger to get the water flowing, which also helps in using this around the garden as you can lay it down to brush the patio and it doesn't spray out everywhere for example.This is a great extension to your regular garden hose and makes higher windows and high up areas easier to clean. It also allows you to water flowers and plants further back in the bed more easily.It is a simple tool, but a useful addition to your gardening tools and is worth considering.

This is a really useful lightweight spray lance with a very easy thumb control, so ideal for those that suffer from arthritis like me. The spray plants seems of good quality and the spray patterns are useful for different types of watering, or of course other activities such as using on pets or car washing.I tend to use the mist or shower spray for watering my plants and trees, as it’s more delicate and works a treat for what I need it for. So it is great to have the other options if needed. The wand is very light and the extra length of this one to gives is very useful, not only for higher plants such as in a hanging basket, but also gives longer reach so I can water my plants that are on raised decking through the spindles easily without need to go on the decking itself.The only niggle I had was that the connection to my Gardena hose real, in theory it should have worked fine, but in practice I found it leaked using the connector provided, I then tried a brass connector I had, and that was even worse, so looks like I’ll have to purchase a Gardena one. I can’t comment in other hosepipe brand, but looking at the other reviews other brands my fair better. So four stars from me because of the connection issue and the need to purchase a Gardena connector, otherwise a really useful gardening tool.

I have been using the standard 8 mode spray guns for a while but they do have issues, especially when watering higher up things like hanging baskets - I usually end up watering myself as well with them. Enter the spray lance. Having used it for a month so far, I do not want to go back to using spray guns again.Starting with the similar, the head is just like the spray guns - rotates around to give 8 different spray patterns with different pressure intensity from a jet through to a fine mist. This head is attached to an aluminium tube approximately 30cm long with a handle and thumb control on the end of it. To release the water, you do not pull a trigger but use the thumb control to open an internal valve. The end of the handle has a plastic quick release connector that should fit most of the industry standard connectors on the market. This connector is the weakest part and I have replaced mine with a brass one as I find the plastic ones tend leak and do not last too long - personal preference and what is supplied is perfectly usable.Using it is a night and day moment as having that extra length means getting the water up into hanging baskets is easier. The inline handle also seems more natural than holding a trigger, making watering less of a chore. This really is something I wish I had used before and is highly recommended.