Lawn/grass/garden watering/irrigation oscillating Bar Sprinkler,Easy Adjustment and Oscillating,standard universal click hose connection

Very light in weight when taken out of packing and felt concerned about rigidity when working. Concern dispelled once set up. Fortunate to have high water pressure and not a large space to water, as such, watering the lawn and flower borders accomplished with only one positioning. As for dispersion of spray, excellent. More than pleased with a product which for me is very good value for money. Now June. Set via a timer to water every other day. With the high water pressure a small lawn and borders on all 4 sides is watered. More than pleased. Comparing the construction to a friend's sprinkler, costing a few pounds more from a local store, I believe the one I purchased is of sounder construction and offers more adjustment of the spray range.

This oscillating bar sprinkler turned out to be exactly what my garden needed. It offers wide and even water coverage, and the adjustability means I can focus watering exactly where it’s needed without wasting water. It’s lightweight but sturdy enough not to tip over during use. Great for both lawn care and my newly laid turf — definitely helped it settle in! Set it, forget it, and let it rain.

Although feels pretty cheaply made it was cheap and does a great job!

The product arrived in excellent condition, exactly as described. Brilliant product. Very good range for spraying. Turn the pressure up at the tap and the further the water rotation goes. Easy to adjust the angel/distance so that there's no "over spray", i.e you don't spray next door's garden.

I had the Hozelock but it gave up the ghost, it had stopped oscillating so it went in the bin. So I came on Amazon to get another and I saw this at half the price as the Hozelock. Seeing all the 5 stars I thought I'd give it a punt. Put it on yesterday and happily surprised with it's performance, it's a cracking little sprinkler, and works exactly the same as the hoselock with the 2 adjustable wings to adjust spray area on either side. It's a little slower than the hozelock that compared to this seemed a bit faster. So depending on how you view it it's more methodical or it may take a little longer than the hozelock to reach both extremities of it's spray. Obviously the detention time in the grass is longer meaning more water on your grass from swing to swing. I'm very happy with it. Yeah it's light plastic so it will move if you knock the pipe, but it stays in place if you leave it alone. No issues with it so far, obviously time will tell on it's longevity but for £15, it definitely works for me. **EDIT** Out of curiosity I rescued the hozelock from the bin as I saw an excellent little video on YT by Matt G when you type in "how to fix hozelock sprinkler" It turns out the problem is limescale - I'm in a hard water area. I've stripped the Hozelock down and currently have it sitting in a mug of half warm water and half white vinegar. Hopefully that'll sort it out. I have 2 hosepipes, so if it works I'll be able to simultaneously do the front and back gardens at the same time. Also if it works then I'll know what to do with this one when it eventually fails due to limescale. **EDIT EDIT** After watching Matt G's video on YouTube, I left it to soak for a day as I'd had it since 2012 fetched the gubbins out the mug of vinegar and water, reassembled then tested the Hozelock. Perfect!!. This Sprinkler looks fairly similar to the Hozelock so if there's any problems with it not oscillating in the future I'll know what to do when it happens in future. FUN FACT #1 - I was idly watching YouTube about sprinklers and this American bloke was reviewing expensive ones and he talked about them having a little tool in the end of them to poke through the holes of the sprinkler if one of the jets wasn't working correctly. I wondered if either the Hozelock or the Costwise had such a little tool. They do indeed. At the end of the costwise arm is an orange knob. I used a pair of pliers to full it toward me. There's an 'O' Ring on it so you have to overcome the resistance of that to pull the knob out entirely, but once it's out there is a little plastic spike which will clean out your jet. Ditto with the Hozelock but you turn the plug anticlockwise (again with an 'O' ring) there's a little plastic spike. Just make sure on the costwise you push it back in firmly so the O ring makes the seal, otherwise you'll have the water pouthering out the end and now height on you jets. Who'd ha thought it eh?

This works well for me but not quite coverage expected. Water pressure is normal but with higher pressure you would increase coverage. A way around this is to stand the sprayer on a box or an upturned bucket etc. This raises the height and increases coverage. Despite being a plastic material it appear very robust.

Good value and works really well Simply attach the hose, adjust the rotation if required and turn on the tap. Was able to pull it along the garden without it coming apart !

I don’t often leave reviews and frankly I just bought the cheapest sprinkler I could find but I have to say that so far this thing is brilliant. Far better than my old hozelock. Covers a large area so don’t have to move it so often. I can do my whole lawn in only 4 moves if the sprinkler. Happy customer