Amflo 4-25E-RET Yellow 200 PSI Nylon Recoil Air Hose 1/4" x 25' With 1/4" MNPT Swivel End Fittings

This product is a little stiff, and therefore not nearly as flexible as I would like. The fitting are cheap, and the spring strain relief does not work at all. I would steer clear of this product, and I would buy something else the next time.

So far so good. Got for Christmas with my first air compressor. I purchased 2 of these as I don't want to take up a lot of space. These had, by far, the best ratings for temp and pressure ratings. Even though the coil costs you number of feet you can go, I'm okay with it as my compressor is easily moved. Very sturdy as I accidentally drove a tire over the middle of one and can't even tell. I wouldn't try it again, but I was happy to find I didn't need another one after that. I will be running permanent hoses through the garage and using this to go between for tire and ball inflations. Great product.

Definately NOT as pictured. It appears as a non polished tubing of a low quality material. There is no pressure rating printed on the tubing as advertised, thereby leaving a doubt as it its actual working pressure range. The brass fittings appear dull and tarnished. I would definately say these hoses were not as advertised and are not Amflo brand. The hoses came in poorly wrapped plastic shrink wrapping and not individually branded boxes. Very dissapointed.EDIT.I revised my initial rating. These are absolutely garbage. 5 have failed already. I have a standard crasftsman air compressor that cuts off at 150 psi. The hoses rupture. Stay away from these hoses. They have the potential to cause harm to you and your equipment.

This can NEVER extend to 25 feet. IMO it is 25 feet of hose coiled into a tight 4" coil.Once it is formed into a coil it no longer is capable of reaching the advertised 25 feet.I should have bought a 50 ft.Cheap enough. Virtually disposable.

Yes...cheap is sometimes cheap, but really...only 3 uses at 80 psi amd it blew out along a seam.Beware especially if greater than 80 psi

I used this for some time now and really prefer it over a non-coiiled air line. It neatly sits out of the way when coiled and has lasted several years now. Somewhat a long term review here. I didn't realize it was on my "to review" list.

This coil hose does one thing you would expect, retracts to a tight coil. However it is so stiff as to render it almost useless for anything further than 5 feet. Recommend you look elsewhere if you really need the coil. I've gone back to the straight hose.

Bought two to make a cross-axle pressure balancer, works great. No leaks, would buy again. Nylon hose has memory, so it's kind of annoying since I'm used to rubber/pvc.