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Flexzilla air hose???

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djd99

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I'm curious if it's worth the extra $ money also, I need a new 100'

http://www2.northerntool.com/air-tools/air-hoses-reels/item-159719.htm

Here's one review at northern...

""Lightweight...easy to see....(you shouldn't get tangled up in it...) after getting the twists out..It came wrapped and coiled very tight..it lays loose and is easy to maneuver...a plus if your using it for a framing nailer and need to climb around with it...It's seems to be a little overbuilt..I'd like to see the same material in a 1/4" x 65 foot...then it would be perfect...."
 
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nate379

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The guy that did my kitchen cabinets had one and he said it was teh cat's ***. Works great in the cold, which it never gets here haha.

Take the plastic cheepos hoses and they are stiffer than a wedding night ***** when it's below zero.
 
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IDASHO

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Like many lightweight hoses, they are a major pain to unroll, and lay flat.

Only place they work great is on a jobsite. I have a similar one made by senco. I purchased it when I reroofed our house. Worked great, but if I rolled it up every evening, I had a load of cuss words for it the next morning when I had to unroll it.

So I left it out during the job. Worked great too. I could reach every corner of the house with on, lightweight hose.
 

caper

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We bought a couple of their whip extension hoses a few months back,so far no complaints.We have one of their full length hoses but it's being saved as a spare right now waiting for one of our others to break.
 
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