1/2" x 100' Drip Blank Distribution Tubing Black

I used it for my potatoes. I have a bunch of 5 gallon grow bags and used this half inch tube to snake between them all. I used a cheap little hole punch, quarter inch tube and drippers. Now I can turn on one hose and water all my potatoes at once. I wish I would have done this years ago. Works perfect and was cheaper than local hardware store.

This good tubing. It is a dense, smooth, 1/2 inch tubing that works well with the orbit drip lock fittings. This tubing can be used with emitters, but I usually just poke little holes in the tube with a nail and it emits a fine mist into the air, as long as I am careful to make tiny pin holes. The birds like to play in the water and my plants get a good drink within an hour or two. You will need the hose adapter to screw on the hose, connectors/ couplings if you add pieces together, and the end cap to close off the drip line.

Our micro-watering garden beds' system is now laid out %26 functional thanks largely to 200-ft. of this tubing, which works beautifully for our flowers, veggies and bananas.

Decent shipping speed. Especially when the price for the 100' roll price was $16.94 vs $55 at the local Home Depot.

Orbit is one of those companies that seams to have drip irrigation right. They have the proper OD to their fittings . They have all the little things that you need to get the job done right. They have all the different drip lines. They use the right material makes for easy assembly. 50ft ,100ft and 250 length that I know of. I would not be surprised if you could get it by the yard. The best thing about it is MADE IN AMERICA.

Arrived on time and the price was cheaper Good quality. Easy to attach drip lines and hose connection. Would recommend the product and the vendor

great price, worker great

works as advertised, arrived in perfect quality (no kinks, bends, or holes).

a bit stiff to work with, but can be softened up in the sun. not real heavy-duty and may not connect to existing connectors. this is for punching holes into the tubing to place emitters.

This orbit drip distribution line is good for your irrigation setup. Keep in mind that it is hard, so turning/bending it along tight edges wont be easy. It's thin and hard material overall which makes me a little anxious on its longetivity in high heat of Arizona. I have installed it about 6 inches deep in the ground to protect from direct sun exposure. Punching holes is easy with a punch tool and its flexible enough for easy installation. I used universal end caps with it at the end and they fit well. Overall its good, but if you require something that lasts for a decade, I doubt it will.