Little Big Shot 13615-5 Super Nozzle, Brass, 1 Pack

I have purchased many similar products like this over the years and can safely say this is by far the best one I have purchased. I connected it to my hose and it easily reached the fascias and soffits on my 3 storey townhouse

The video showed a powerful jet going quite a distance, looked good and what I needed to reach the roof I need to hose down. Not quite the case. My Hozelock adjustable attachment goes further. I put a 60psi 18lpm pump in line to keep the pressure up and still the Hozelock attachment (£5.00) went further. Nice solid bit of kit, but not what the video shows in terms of power. It must have been powered by more than a household tap.

Load of rubbish! I have fairly decent water pressure, but this has minimal power, nowhere near as good as shown in the advertising videos. The pressure they have in their videos must be well beyond the adverage person has, esp in a UK home. waste of money.

Great product. Love made by vets, Great packaging. Small size worked well for clearing septic paper clogs

For the price you can’t beat it. It’s simple, durable, made in the USA by veterans, works really well and half the price of everything else. If you prefer something with a handle obviously this wouldn’t be for you otherwise I recommend it. Wide open is a stream about as big around as a number 2 pencil. Tighten a little bit and it goes farther with a smaller stream. Also can do a mist and a very fine stream.

excellent to spray long distance

I have had one of these nozzles for over a year and just ordered four more. They are what they are in that they cannot make a fan shape or create greater pressure than what they receive from the garden house. For anyone buying this unique little nozzle, you need to understand how it works. As a retired engineer I think it is simplicity itself. The nozzle is made up of four elements, a silicon rubber nozzle, the brass main body, the control nut, and three stainless steel ball bearings. There is no rubber washer as your garden house seas directly to the silicon nozzle. When the control nut is rotated the three ball bearings move such that the silicon nozzle is squeezed tighter and tighter reducing the inside diameter. The effect is somewhat like you pinching a garden house to lessen or shut off the flow. Some reviewers have stated that the nozzle leaks and does not shut off entirely. The main cause leaking between hose and nozzle is usually a cheap hose with poor quality stamped fittings. Always buy hoses with Solid brass fittings both ends. Since you use no rubber washer, the connection is from brass fitting to silicon rubber which typically makes an excellent seal. It is true that it takes a fair amount of torque to completely shut off the nozzle. With normal pressure you may still have a very very almost invisible stream which has not caused me any concern. I never use a garden hose nozzle to shut off the water except for a few minutes. When you live in Missouri where it can get very hot in the full sun doing so can often destroy a perfectly good hose. ALWAYS turn your hose off at the hydrant if you are done. These nozzles are rugged enough to drive over in your yard and according to the K-CO website are built here in USA by disabled veterans and as a Vietnam vet myself that makes buying this nozzle even better.

It’s not precise. Spray patterns are all over the place, but it’s assembled in the US and involve disabled workers, which I assume is the case. Great for walking cards, gardening. I’ve bought two for both hoses.