Scotts Pulsating Water Sprinkler Head on Spike, 360 Degree Coverage

I love these water sprinkles! We don't have any in ground sprinklers but these Scotts Pulsating 360 water sprinkles covers my front yard with just two heads. I was able to also put them on a timer. I like the 360 coverage but the sprinklers also have left 180 or right 180 coverage as well.

these are the OG sprinklers. you have to know to make it go either 180 or 360, but it is the better sprinkler of all the ones I have so I ordered a second one.

The distance the water is sent out is great. I like the fact that you can spike the sprinkler in the ground for semi-permanent placement. Covers a wide area.

Exactly as advertised, as this sprinkler was easy to use and I was able to set it up very quickly. I use it to water my fruit trees and garden. Stake it, adjust the spray width and distance, and go!

EASY TO USE LOVE THAT IT HAS TWO FITTINGS FOR TWO DIFFERENT HOSES, OR YOU CAN MOVE IT FROM ONE SIDE TO THE OTHER SIDE.

It's not bad! You get what you pay for- I paid $11 for this. It is cheap plastic. I'm hoping it lasts a few years but right now it's doing a great job.

Works great for a plastic sprinkler. Waters all six of our fruit trees at same time reducing water waste.

I live in the desert in Arizona and this thing is made out of all plastic and it will likely melt out in the direct sun in less than 1 summer. C'mon Scotts, the off-brand Wal-mart sprinkler is the same price and made out of metal...

I made the mistake of pulling up on the sprinkler using the attached hose. The coupler came off as it was crimped onto the plastic base. When I reattached the hose coupler it continued to pop off. The sprinkler is unusable. This is design defect or should merit a written warning regarding this fragility.

You get what you paid for. It's completely plastic and very light. The water pressure popped it right out of the ground.. Worked fine other than just being super flimsy and light.