Customer Reviews

Valterra W01-5300 White 1/2" x 25' Drinking Water Hose

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Recommend 25' hoses instead of longer lengths. Much easier to carry in your rig plus the fact that some RV camps have water very close to parking spots.

We travel with 3.
We keep our old ones to use at home, know they're safe for the animals!

Arrived quickly and is exactly what I expected. I now have 3 of these and with my "Water Bandit", I can now fill my camper water tank. (I always park within 70 feet of a water supply.)

I purched this hose a year ago & it has already failed .it got a bubble in the hose & just burst. I have been rving for ten years & never have I had a water hose to do this. it looked bran new still when it burst .

Good quality hose - look forward to using it when we go camping! This hose has a 10 year warrenty.

Got this to replace the junky one the dealer gave us. It kinks a bit when I lay it out, but it doesn't leak.

I bought this hose expecting it to be flat and roll up for easy storage. It's flat, but not enough that I can just roll it up like I've seen other hoses do. I suppose it rolls up easier than a round hose, but not by much. Otherwise, it's a good quality hose that looks like it will last for a long time.

I bought this hose along with a 50' Camco. This hose does great when the water hookup is close by, or filling up the fresh water holding tank on the camper. Been good so far

We've been using this hose for full-time RV'ing for 3 months now. It's a great hose, and I've had no problems with leaking, kinking, and any other hose type problems. I would buy again.

This hose is great, comes with a washer you must use to prevent a leak, and is easy to use. Better price at Amazon than Wal-mart. Expect it to leak without the washer and to kink if you bend it. It works as expected.

I had a time trying to keep the connections from leaking. As you tighten the connector on it would torque the hose and it would unwind and loosen the connector causing a leak. I ended up putting a pressure regulator on that had a rotating connector. It allowed the hose to untorque itself without unscrewing the connector.