Coilhose Pneumatics PFE60254TY Flexeel Reinforced Polyurethane Air Hose, 3/8" ID, 25' Length with (2) 1/4" MPT Reusable Strain Relief Fittings, Transparent Yellow

I needed a long, lightweight, and flexable airhose for running nailers and for odds and ends like filling tires. This fits the bill nicely! It's 100' and even with the couplers (not included) comes in under 3 lbs or so I would guess. It's flexible and yet resists twisting. It wants to retain it's "strait line" so as long as you take your time to roll it up properly it will store nicely and reasonably flat. It will also resist the tendacy to tangle. However should you get it tangled it does become a pain since the PVC likes to "stick" to itself. Not in the litteraly sense but it does a kind of "tackey" feel to it so getting it unbound can be a challenge. Also due to the regiity of the sidewall and the thin iniside diameter, this hose seems VERY kink resistant!!! Impressive because as I said this is still quite flexible.On to the technicals... It's 100' long with a 1/4" inside diameter. At either end you have a 1/4" male NPT connection. With a little plumbers thread tape and a couple of quick disconnets, you're all set to use. The connectors also have about a four inch plastic guard that protects the hose from binding at the coupler and prolonging the life of this hose considerably! The hose itself is rated at 200 psi. Unlike my 3/8" rubber hose I didn't notice where te PVC seemed to expand any once charged to around 90psi. Once pressurized the hose is still very flexible but even less resistant to tangles and kinks. With it attached to my nailer it was light as a feather! Even when using a 18ga brad nailer I didn't even notice it was there. Freedom of movement was unparalled especially when working from ladders. I will be buying again!!! I think any DIYer or contractor will be very pleased with owning and using one of these!

This was perfect for my nail gun.

I have been buying this particular air hose for About 15 years throughout 5 shops. When they became unavailable locally, I Started buying from Amazon. We have tried other Quality air hoses and these just seem to hold up better plus the ends are field serviceable with a couple wrenches and a blade.

I had a project that I had been using a normal air line that I use in the garage... problem is that it is heavy and using an air nailer--- it was tiring after a while. I had some other smaller diameter PVC hoses...that can be read as what came with my pancake compressor and it was always stiff and ended up shelving it at some point as a backup.So I was looking at polyurethane hoses at a local store and all that they had on the shelf was 25' and after reading some reviews, I would have passed anyway. Hopped on the internet and after a short search, I decided the Coilhose Pneumatics 50' version was what I wanted and has worked great. At first it likes to stick to everything including itself--- just the way the material is, but, as a small trick that I have used before I take a handful of sawdust and coat the hose and then wipe down the hose with a dry shop towel... it takes it from tacky to awesome. With the weight difference it simply made using my nailer easier and after making it so the hose is not tacky, it would slide against things without issue.Overall light weight, didn't kink, and so far has been exactly what I expected from it.

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I bought this airline 1 year ago, I wanted to wait to review until I had put it through the uses in my Custom Woodwork Shop, I live 75+ miles from any large city (more than 350 folks), I also live in the extreme N.E. corner of Wyoming we have winters that get -40 at times. I have NO insulation as my 40' x 70' shop is similar to a military Quonset hut (half rounded, no straight sides) I have had problems with air lines and electrical cords getting stiff enough to crack- I had been looking for air lines that are like the extension cords I use now - Blue in color and flexible to -30, this air line is a perfect solution and a very good price. I use it for a drop from my main line over my table saw, it has never caused any problems , it's always flexible . One day I'll get a larger wood stove or insulate (that would be costly) I don't run my equipment under 40 degrees or power up my compressor, that would be very hard on equipment, I don't use a large volume of air , so the small size works very well- Thanks to all who review the items we all buy and Thanks to Amazon for those reviews and fast shipping as well as the good price

Have used the Senco grey rubber hose many of us have used forever;both1/4" and 3/8". Have always liked it alot and still do. But polyurethane hose is a lighter alternative. Nice when you're working on ladders,scaffold,anywhere in the air. Older now and this hose is easier to drag around all day. Makes your pneumatic nailers feel lighter,especilly overhead. This stuff is American made,has a softer feel and lays flatter on the ground or floor better than the cheaper imports available.The only negative is a tacky texture that can stick the hose to itself and around some inside corners. Think they're all like that..? Took some grey scotchbrite and wiped the hose as I stepped on it&stretching it a few feet at a time before putting it to work. Took away some of that tackiness and broke it in. Didn't attempt to use anything more course. Don't know if it this causes premature wear or warranty issues? But do we really care! lol. Buy it. If you don't like it, you probably won't like using any brand polyurethane hose out there.