zero G water hose

I like the Pocket Hose Silver Bullet "expanding hoses" for non drinking purposes around the rig. We full time and they've held up now for 26 months. They're light weight and I store them in the original container taking very little space.

Like others, we have a few. our main hookup is on one that has been in AZ and Fl sun for two years and still works great ( so much for the durability question). The outer cover is a bit faded from when it was new. The zero-G isn't one of those cheap accordion hoses but does shrink some and is lightweight and flexible. I keep ours in a small wash bucket when on the road. As to water pressure, I'm not sure about the fittings but the hose itself , I think I read ,was rated to 600PSI ! a little overkill for the use ;) so I wouldn't worry about water pressure on the hose. They are rated for drinking water.
Most of our friends have switched from the old white hard hoses in the last couple of years. They wouldn't switch back.

We have several and they're all we'll use anymore.

I have been using one for over two years now, and I would replace it with another one if it went bad.

I should say that I use mine to fill my fresh water tank. I don't understand not using the tank vs. having a water connection on all the time. The results are exactly the same, and if I use my tank, I know how much water is going into my grey and black tanks.

I think they are great. I have had one in the DP
on I don't know how many trips and its great. We have 3 at the house.

I’m happy with mine!

Bought my first one with my first RV last year. Great hose. When needed, I will replace it with another.

I have a Zero G as a utility house for use around the house and not for drinking water and think it is great. I was surprised at the customer comments that were on the item listed at the Camping World web site, it was like they were talking about some other product. The only thing I would recommend, but this applies to any RVer, is to make sure you have a quality water pressure regulator at the top end of your fresh water setup and keep your water pressure in the 30-40psi range.

They are wonderful and most of them are approved for drinking water use - I got my first one last year and will be getting another one